Projects

This page offers a selection of our institute's current projects. We cooperate with various partners from science, industry and security authorities.

Automated Model Generation

AMG

As part of the project, we are developing methods that are intended to automate the generation process of digital twins. We want to use a modular principle to record infrastructure and create forecasting tools more quickly.

Improved Situational Awareness in a Chemical Park

VeSach

In collaboration with Henkel AG, we are developing a methodology for the standardized assessment of company sites with regard to external hazards such as extreme weather (heavy rain, flooding) or attacks.

Resilient Supply Infrastructure and Goods Flows in the Context of Coastal Extreme Weather Events

RESIKOAST

Climate change poses new challenges for the North Sea and Baltic coasts as well as the neighboring regions. In order to adequately counter these threats, we are working to strengthen the resilience of coastal regions.

Physics-Based Simulation Methods for Hybrid Digital Twins

PhySimTwin

In the PhySimTwin project, we are working on integrating physics-based simulation methods and methods of physics-informed machine learning into our existing research topic of Digital Twins.

Laboratory for Developing modern Sensors for the Analysis and Detection of Hazardous Substances

LaMoSA

In the LaMoSA project, we are developing innovative sensor technologies to detect hazardous substances.

urbanModel

In collaboration with the LÖWE center emergenCITY and the TU Darmstadt, urbanModel focuses on developing models and methods for analyzing information flows in urban spaces.

Resilient technologies for disaster management

RESITEK

In the RESITEK project, we are working with other DLR institutes to develop tools and methods to record and assess the situation in the event of a disaster.