In the second week of november, Dr Schütze of ifak is attending a project meeting with ifak's cooperation partner in Israel. In this workshop with Prof. Friedler of Technion - Israel Institute of Technology and his research group, this scientists are discussing the results achieved so far in the CLUWAL project, which is funded by German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) of the State of Israel. In this bilateral research cooperation,simulation-based methods for the assessment of urban water system are developed.These will allow municipalities and water authorities a prudent management of their water systems, by assessing various technological options according to social, ecological and economic criteria of sustainability. Of particular importance in this project are rainwater and stormwater harvesting, as a means of saving precious water resources.
This year’s meeting of the Joint Committee on Urban Drainage of IWA (International Water Association) and IAHR (International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research), held just bevor the 14th Internatioal Conference on Urban Drainage, was characterised by many elections and strategic decisioons. As in the years before, the meeting of this highest urban drainage comittee worldwide, convening 12 scientits and practitioners from all over the world, was led by its Chair, Dr Manfred Schütze of ifak Magdedeburg.
From 10th to 15th September, the 14th International Conference on Urban Drainage has been held. This event, convened only once every three years, was hosted this time in Central Europe again – after Brazil in 2011 and Malaysia 2014. With more than 700 participants, including scientists, consulting engineers and representatives of water authorities and companies, this event was particularly well attended. Dr Schütze of ifak, Chair of the Joint Committee on Urban Drainage, which is the committee resonsible for this event, inaugurated this event on Monday,11 September.
At the „Digital Innovation Forum 2017“ (https://dif2017.org/) in Amsterdam the European research project AVANTI received the award „Award of Excellence for Innovation“. The picture shows Dr. Thomas Bär from partner DAIMLER and ITEA Vice-chairman Philippe Letellier at the award presentation. In addition have got task leader Dr. Matthias Riedl from ifak and other task leaders their awards from the European cluster ITEA.
ifak presents resent research results about Virtual Commissioning, continuous tool chains or Automated Test at Digital Innovation Forum in Amsterdam at 10./11. of May 2017.
ifak presents solutions around PROFIBUS, PROFINET and test offerings at the Hanover Fair. We are at the PI booth in hall 9, booth D68. At 27th of April, 12:00 pm presents Prof. Christian Diedrich news about "Interaktionsmodell für Industrie 4.0 Komponenten" at "Forum Industrie 4.0 meets the Industrial Internet" in hall 8, booth D19.
THE ECOSSIAN TEAM IS PLEASED TO INVITE YOU TO THE 3RD ECOSSIAN WORKSHOP THAT IS ORGANIZED AS AN AFFILIATED EVENT TO THE 2ND IEEE EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON SECURITY AND PRIVACY EUROS&P 2017.
ECOSSIAN (European Control System Security Incident Analysis Network) is a European cooperative research project that has started on 1st June 2014 and will end in May this year. http://ecossian.eu/ecossian-workshop
Since the establishment of the test laboratory in 1998, numerous field devices from various manufacturers and different bus interfaces have been tested and the range of services has been continuously extended. Through the expansion of services the test lab offers certification tests for PROFIBUS DP Slaves, PROFIBUS PA Slaves, PROFIsafe and PROFINET RT/IRT devices.
ifak presents its solutions about embedded devices, test as integral part of quality management and software development at the fair "embedded world". We are in hall 3A, booth 428 of PROFIBUS & PROFINET International.
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In the second week of november, Dr Schütze of ifak is attending a project meeting with ifak's cooperation partner in Israel. In this workshop with Prof. Friedler of Technion - Israel Institute of Technology and his research group, this scientists are discussing the results achieved so far in the CLUWAL project, which is funded by German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) of the State of Israel. In this bilateral research cooperation,simulation-based methods for the assessment of urban water system are developed.These will allow municipalities and water authorities a prudent management of their water systems, by assessing various technological options according to social, ecological and economic criteria of sustainability. Of particular importance in this project are rainwater and stormwater harvesting, as a means of saving precious water resources.
This year’s meeting of the Joint Committee on Urban Drainage of IWA (International Water Association) and IAHR (International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research), held just bevor the 14th Internatioal Conference on Urban Drainage, was characterised by many elections and strategic decisioons. As in the years before, the meeting of this highest urban drainage comittee worldwide, convening 12 scientits and practitioners from all over the world, was led by its Chair, Dr Manfred Schütze of ifak Magdedeburg.
From 10th to 15th September, the 14th International Conference on Urban Drainage has been held. This event, convened only once every three years, was hosted this time in Central Europe again – after Brazil in 2011 and Malaysia 2014. With more than 700 participants, including scientists, consulting engineers and representatives of water authorities and companies, this event was particularly well attended. Dr Schütze of ifak, Chair of the Joint Committee on Urban Drainage, which is the committee resonsible for this event, inaugurated this event on Monday,11 September.
At the „Digital Innovation Forum 2017“ (
