MPI Colloquia Series|Prof. Leon Urbas, TU Dresden: Digital Twins for Modular Process Systems Engineering

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Abstract

Digital Twins for Process Systems Engineering can be understood as the interconnected network of all the necessary partial models that are utilized and generated in the life cycle of a process. This talk addresses Digital Twins in Modular Plant Ecosystems where flexibility is key to success in volatile, fast-changing markets. I’m going to talk about how we are coping with knowledge that is distributed between modular equipment vendors and owner/operators of modular plants and eventually highlight some first results of our research in facilitating the transfer of processes from lab to plant.

About the speaker (Google-Scholar)

Curriculum Vitae

Short Biography
1988 - 1993 Study of information technology in mechanical engineering, TU Berlin
1993 - 1997 Research associate at the institute of Process and Plant Engineering, Prof. Wozny, TU Berlin
1998 - 2000 Topic and project responsibility in the field of automation technology at degussa AG, Hanau/Köln/Dortmund
2000 - 2006 Junior Research Group Leader "Bedienermodellierung in dynamischen Mensch-Maschine-Systemen", TU Berlin (Volkswagen Stiftung)
2004 - 2006 Speaker Graduiertenkolleg "Prospektive Gestaltung der Mensch-Technik-Interaktion", TU Berlin (DFG)
2004 - 2006 Speaker Zentrum Mensch-Maschine-Systeme, TU Berlin
seit 11/2006 Holder of the chair of Process Control Systems, TU Dresden

1999 Doctorate "Operatortraining im Internet" with Prof. Wozny
2006 Habilitation "Mensch-Technik-Interaktion", Fak. 5, TU-Berlin