First Workshop. The first ELYntegration workshop is focused on H2 applications and end users. The objective of the workshop is to put together different energy sectors (electricity, gas, and hydrogen as link between those markets) and discussing on impact, needs and barriers that end users, grid operators and stakeholders in the H2 chain have faced or could face in the next years. Among the invited international speakers are electricity grid experts, gas companies and research community that will help for further input. A detailed description of the workshop programme is shown in Figure 1. The workshop is organized into 3 different sessions: - Session 1 is about Electricity market. - Session 2 focuses on hydrogen as the link between electricity and gas markets - Session 3 analyzes about end uses of hydrogen The Workshop, organized in Zaragoza (Spain) the 8th of November 2017 (see Figure 4), has been very valuable for the ELYntegration project. It was successful in gathering a total of 21 participants from 6 European countries (Figure 5), which were eager to discuss about the Workshop expectations (Figure 6). The event, besides the project itself, has generated a lot of attention on the media, five press notes were realised in local newspapers. The generated input from the perspective of the grid services requirements and applications, gave a good overview of the market potential of the ELYntegration project. Additionally, the attendants and speakers of the seminar might provide valuable input in the future of the project.
First Workshop. The first workshop in the series was held at Leiden University on February 1st, 2019. The full programme is shown in Figure 8.B.2. The workshop drew attention to the web application Evoke and explored its value for various fields of research. Researchers convened to formulate potential lines of enquiry that utilise TOE in combination with this software. The aim of the first workshop was twofold: (1) to formulate powerful and evocative case studies in research using the thesaurus, and (2) to elicit feature requests to improve the Evoke platform for research purposes. Three talks at the start of the workshop introduced participants to the two resources. The full programmes of the workshops are included on the last three pages of the appendix. After the introductory talks, the workshop continued with brainstorming on the use of the two resources in research. This activity was facilitated through the Change Pathway from the Europeana Impact Playbook.58 This framework allowed participants to formulate lines of enquiry in terms of the intended outcomes, any resources required besides TOE and Evoke, and the activities involved. Figure 8.B.1 depicts the Change Pathway as filled out for Xxxxx Xxxxx’s proposed research concerning onomasiological profiling of the Old English text Beowulf. During the workshop, groups of researchers reflected on each other’s ideas, which were sketched in this manner, and suggested improvements. Subsequently, feature requests for Evoke were elicited based on these ideas. On handouts, researchers could describe functionality desired of tooling to benefit research. The results have been incorporated into the development roadmap of Evoke and can be found in Appendix 2.A.
