Publications
Fourteen publication records with filters for year, type and area, text search, and BibTeX and RIS export available for download.
Publications can be filtered by year, type and research area, and searched by text in title, abstract and authors. BibTeX and RIS are available for single entries and for the current result list; the exports contain no real DOIs or publishers.
- U01
Restart and Outdated States
The report asks how outdated messages become recognisable after a connection loss. It contrasts three restart rules using a synthetic trace and states the limits of the fault model. The full text is the readable report.
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How Stable Are Maintenance Priorities
The report examines, for an abstract set of assets, how maintenance priorities change when a few assumptions are varied. It draws on an assumptions register and shows an illustrative change in ranking; the lack of calibration is stated as a limit. The full text is the readable report.
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Designing Fault Handovers to Be Traceable
The report describes a handover task in a control room and compares two screen variants using a traceable walkthrough. It names open risks and separates the expert inspection from a usage study that might follow later. The full text is the readable report.
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Presenting Data Gaps and Value Ranges
The interim report distinguishes three types of data and presents presentation variants for a synthetic example situation. It includes a test plan; the empirical evaluation is still open, and the report is not a final report. The full text is the readable report.
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Error Catalogue for Status Messages
The method note organises error cases in status messages, such as loss, delay and repetition, into a catalogue. The record contains metadata and abstract only; no full text exists.
- U06
Buffering Rules for Synthetic Measurement Series
The method note describes rules by which synthetic measurement series are buffered locally and retransmitted after interruptions. The record contains metadata and abstract only; no full text exists.
- U07
Assumptions Register for Maintenance Models
The model note presents a register that records and flags the individual assumptions of a maintenance model. The record contains metadata and abstract only; no full text exists.
- U08
Systematically Comparing Coupling Step Sizes
The method note describes an approach for systematically comparing different coupling step sizes in a simplified heat/electricity model. The record contains metadata and abstract only; no full text exists.
- U09
Balance Check of a Simplified Energy Model
The interim status covers the check of the energy balance of a simplified coupled model. It documents the state of the ongoing project. The record contains metadata and abstract only; no full text exists.
- U10
Experimental Plan for Maintenance Rules
The experimental plan sets out how maintenance rules are to be compared on an abstract three-station line using several random seeds. The record contains metadata and abstract only; no full text exists.
- U11
Task Model of a Fault Handover
The method note develops a task model for handing over a fault in a control room and records the steps and the information required. The record contains metadata and abstract only; no full text exists.
- U12
Three Representations of Model Uncertainty
The design note presents three presentation variants intended to make model uncertainty visible on an energy overview and describes their design principles. The record contains metadata and abstract only; no full text exists.
- U13
Focus and Resumption in Step Sequences
The design note addresses how focus and resumption points in step sequences can be managed so that the working state is preserved after interruptions. The record contains metadata and abstract only; no full text exists.
- U14
Test Plan for Alternative Inputs
The test plan sets out how task paths are to be checked manually and with assistive technology for keyboard and other alternative inputs. The record contains metadata and abstract only; no full text exists.