Enhanced Documentation of Simulation-Based Energy Research Artifacts via Semantic Annotation
Wein, Amanda
The Semantic Web: ESWC 2025 Satellite Events
Semantic Web technologies provide powerful tools for annotating knowledge, but they also add extra steps to the research process and are less intuitive for researchers than writing a paper. Improved procedures and tooling are necessary to encourage the creation of semantically-annotated research artifacts - not just papers, but also datasets and code. This early stage Ph.D. shall explore current practices for research documentation, focusing on the energy systems domain. It will establish a conceptual process model for research where documentation with semantic annotations is performed continuously throughout a project, and will explore potential impacts of the model's adoption. To support the application of this new process model, a user-friendly tool will be developed for the semantic annotation of energy system simulation code and data, capable of transforming a research project into a machine-readable format ready for use in Semantic Web applications.
October / 2025
inproceedings
Springer Nature Switzerland
215-224
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