Welcome to the LF Energy Full Architecture Group working space! There are 4 working groups that make up the full Architecture: Data, Functional, Technical, and Security. This page will contain information regarding the cross-collaboration of the 4 working groups.
Full Architecture Group Meetings
The purpose of the Full Architecture Working Group (FAWG) is to get clarity on the open source landscape regarding Energy. It aims at being an open area focusing on topics and/or project presentations and consolidate vision for the future. To this end, we must be well aware of what are the various on-going, and candidate projects to identify how they could interact with each other, and identify workstreams that would connect actual and future LFE projects. That's also where outcomes of architecture subgroups are reported. Even if it is not a decision place, not even a mandatory step in the decision process, that's the right committee to held preliminary discussions to enlight decisions that are to be made by the Technical Advisory Council.
Work initiated in relation to the FAWG
The following worstreams were proposed and implemented the FAWG:
- Detailed Functional architecture: presentation, taxonomy sheet
- LFE guiding principles - outcomes approved by the TAC and LFE board
- Power System Network Operation: proposed vision. In order to test the methodology a work is ongoing on the modelisation of PSNO in archimate.
- Grid studies and planning: early stage work on the various open source solutions to perform power system simulations
Teleconference once a month on the second Monday, 8:00 Pacific. See the LF Energy Community Calendar for the next meeting and dial in details.
FAWG Meetings contents:
- October 2021: customer side interface:
- September 2021:
- April 2021: Virtualization at the edge:
- March 2021:
- February 2021:
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