D8.4 Final Project Advertising Materials and Results · 4 Presentation of final outcomes from the MONSOON solution and Business Model scenarios – Physical meeting in Turin, May

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation

programme under grant agreement No 723650.

D8.4 – Final Project Advertising Materials and Results

Deliverable ID D8.4

Deliverable Title Final Project Advertising Materials and Results

Work Package WP8 – Dissemination, Exploitation and Standardization

Dissemination Level PUBLIC

Version 1.0

Date 2019-11-21

Status Final

Lead Editor GLN

Main Contributors Marco Dias (GLN); Rosaria Rossini (LINKS); Claudio Pastrone

(LINKS)

Published by the MONSOON Consortium

Ref. Ares(2019)7203056 - 21/11/2019

Model based control framework for Site-wide OptimizatiON of data-intensive processes

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Document History

Version Date Author(s) Description

0.1 2019-09-25 Marco Dias

(GLN)

Table of Content and First Draft

0.2 2019-09-26 Marco Dias

(GLN)

Content Update

0.3 2019-09-30 Marco Dias

(GLN)

Document updated

0.4 2019-11-20 Marco Dias

(GLN)

Document updated with final results and material

1.0 2019-11-21 Marco Dias

(GLN)

Final version, updated also considering the input from

deliverable review

Version Date Reviewed by Summary of comments

0.4 2019-11-20 Claudio Pastrone

(LINKS)

Approved with minor modifications.

0.4 2019-11-20 Rosaria Rossini

(LINKS)

Approved with few suggestions.


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Table of Contents

Document History ................................................................................................................................................................................ 2

Table of Contents ................................................................................................................................................................................. 3

Executive Summary .............................................................................................................................................................................. 4

1 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

2 Dissemination Channels .......................................................................................................................................................... 6

2.1 Dissemination Offline ..................................................................................................................................................... 6

2.1.1 External Stakeholder Group (ESG) ........................................................................................ 6

2.1.2 Project Leaflets...................................................................................................................... 6

2.1.3 Project Posters ...................................................................................................................... 8

2.1.4 Project Newsletter .............................................................................................................. 15

2.1.5 MONSOON Workshops, Seminars and Conferences .......................................................... 16

2.1.6 Training Material and Educational Kits ............................................................................... 18

2.1.7 Mobilization with Associations and Networking with other Associations.......................... 19

2.1.8 Publications ......................................................................................................................... 22

2.1.9 Project Video ....................................................................................................................... 24

2.1.10 Events and Conferences ...................................................................................................... 25

2.1.11 Clustering activities ............................................................................................................. 28

2.1.12 MONSOON Partners’ Dissemination Channels ................................................................... 30

2.2 Dissemination Online .................................................................................................................................................. 32

2.2.1 Project Website (https://www.spire2030.eu/monsoon) ................................................... 32

2.2.2 Twitter (https://twitter.com/MONSOON_EU) ................................................................... 34

2.2.3 Linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/company/monsoon2020/) ...................................... 35

3 Conclusion.................................................................................................................................................................................. 37

5 Acronyms .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 38

List of figures ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 38

List of tables......................................................................................................................................................................................... 39


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Executive Summary

MONSOON project started in September 2016 with a lifetime of 36 months and the goal is to provide

industries a dependable, replicable and cost-effective methodology that helps them achieving significant

improvements in the efficient use (and re-use) of raw resources and energy, easing effective use of cross-

sectorial competences.

This document constitutes the Deliverable D8.4 – Final Project Advertising Materials and Results of the

MONSOON project (Grant Agreement No.:723650) and presents the project dissemination Material and the

tools that been used to publicise the developments during the 36 months of the project and also relying

on channels and online platform.


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1 Introduction

The dissemination of the project is addressed through the sharing of experiences, achievements and

forecasted benefits with the European process industry stakeholders, research communities, as well as

system integrators for the process industry has described on the goals for Task 8.2.

To reach these targets, the consortium defined several channels to share the outcomes and to approach

new segments or potential end users for the efficient platform that the MONSOON is developing.

The main objectives of the dissemination tools are:

I. Inform the public and various interested industries about the progress of the project

II. Deliver the knowledge to the scientific public, potential stakeholders and General public

III. Generate interaction with the industries and strategic partners

IV. Publicise the events where the Monsoon consortium attends

V. Create a library of knowledge related to process efficiency based on predictive functions and

tools

VI. Approach specific target groups to the goals of the project: ESG members and Academia

VII. Build and increase an end user network.


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2 Dissemination Channels

The project consortium is using offline and online dissemination channels to better spread the project

developments to the respective target groups. The project is using channels such as dissemination material

– brochure and Posters, Newsletters, Publications, Lectures, Website and social networks. Most of these

dissemination materials are available on the project website - https://www.spire2030.eu/monsoon.

Another dissemination approach is based on the partners network, through their specific channels –

websites, social media profiles, local/national clusters and associations and local/national media.

2.1 Dissemination Offline

2.1.1 External Stakeholder Group (ESG)

Since the beginning of the project, the consortium stablished several contacts with companies and

associations, in order to create a multidisciplinary and expert group that would support the consortium and

bring it critical mass to the project.

From these contacts, 8 entities were engaged. In order to spread MONSOON vision and results in the ESG

group and also involving them in a co-design and early validation of the MONSOON solution 4 meetings

were performed:

1 Presentation of the MONSOON project and Discussion on cross-sectorial challenges - Online meeting,

November 2016

2 Second presentation of the MONSOON project and Discussion on cross-sectorial challenges with new

stakeholders engagement - Online meeting, November 2017

3 Presentation of the first developments and results from MONSOON Dashboard and tools – Online

meeting, January 2018

4 Presentation of final outcomes from the MONSOON solution and Business Model scenarios – Physical

meeting in Turin, May 2019.

2.1.2 Project Leaflets

In the first half of the project, a first leaflet was produced to present the concept of the project, objectives

and the application domains with the potential impacts. There were printed 1200 units of this first leaflet

and distributed during events and networking meetings (more detailed on Table 4) and represented the

best vehicle to explain in a simple way the project value.

https://www.spire2030.eu/monsoon


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Figure 1. Outer side of the first Leaflet

Figure 2. Inner side of the first Leaflet

Reaching the end of the project, the consortium prepared a new leaflet to present the outcomes of the

project, highlighting the potential innovation from the developed tools. 2000 units of the new Leaflet were


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printed and distributed during the Final Workshop of the project and to all project stakeholders, as to each

partner' contact network.

Figure 3. Outer side of the second Leaflet

Figure 4. Outer side of the second Leaflet

2.1.3 Project Posters

Participating in different kind of events, several posters were developed and created to better explain the

goals of the project and to expose the inside details of the MONSOON solution.

In the first half of the project, two posters were created to describe the project concept, vision, further

impacts that the MONSOON solution can offer to final end-users (Figure 5), as well the structure and the

use cases description on each domain (Figure 6).


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Figure 5. Poster #01 – Vision and Impacts

Figure 6. Poster #02 – Application Domains and general KPI description

In the second half of the project, and due to the organization of the Shared Workshop in Frankfurt on

October 2018 and the organization of the Final Workshop in Turin on September 2019, the consortium

prepared several other posters, more technical and oriented to specific study subjects, as presented in the

next figures.


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Figure 7. Poster #03 – Aluminium Domain Business Cases

Figure 8. Poster #04 – Plastic Domain Business Cases


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Figure 9. Poster #05 – RunTime Container

Figure 10. Poster #06 – CrossSetorial DataLab amd Semantic Models


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Figure 11. Poster #07 – Trend Analysis, Deep Machine Learning and LCA

Figure 12. Poster #08 – Standarization


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Figure 13. Poster #09 – Predictive Modeling For Plastics

Figure 14. Poster #10 – Predictive Functions For Plastics


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Figure 15. Poster #11 – Communication Monitorization Tool


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2.1.4 Project Newsletter

The aim of the Newsletters is to describe the concepts that support the MONSOON and to deliver the

outcomes to the General Public. Every semester a new newsletter was produced based on selected issues

that are related to the ongoing tasks and brief presentation of each consortium partner and his relevance

to the project.

The structure of the newsletter consists on the following standard sections: “Summary Message / Editorial”,

“Concept descriptions”, “Partner Presentations”, “Dissemination Activities” and “Project News”.

Figure 16. Newsletter #1 – Page 1 and 2


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Figure 17. Newsletter #1 – Page 3 and 4

During the project, 6 newsletters were developed and released to the project website and shared with ESG

members, was well with the partner’ contact network.

2.1.5 MONSOON Workshops, Seminars and Conferences

During the project, the consortium partners performed several events for their business network, spreading

and disseminating the MONSOON goals and tool developments.

As a unified consortium, 2 important events were organized.

2.1.5.1 Joint Workshop on October 2018, in Frankfurt – Germany

Subordinate to the theme ”Digitized Operations for Sustainable Process Industries”, this event

was organized by 4 SPIRE projects – MONSOON, FUDIPO, COPRO and COCOP with the objective

of disseminate the achievements of each project through panel sessions and Posters exposure. 108

participants attended to the event, from different countries and business segments, where the main

discussion was focused on the industrial digitalization and challenges associated to it.


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Figure 18. MONSOON Joint Workshop Teaser


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2.1.5.2 Final MONSOON Workshop on September 2019, in Turin. Italy

Following the same alignment from the previous event, the workshop named “Digitized

Operations for Sustainable Process Industries Pathway Towards Industry 4.0” was performed

by the MONSOON consortium with the support of FUDIPO, COPRO and COCOP - SPIRE projects

and was attended by 64 participants. As a final project event, the final outcomes of the MONSOON

solution were presented, achieving good critics by the experts who attend to the workshop.

Figure 19. MONSOON Final Workshop Teaser

2.1.6 Training Material and Educational Kits

After the first development and tested tools, the MONSOON partners created some Training material to be

distributed to the users of the MONSOON tools.

On Table 1 it is described the educational material prepared by the consortium partners.


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Table 1 – Training Material

2.1.7 Mobilization with Associations and Networking with other Associations

As previous written, another important dissemination approach is based on the partners network, through

their specific channels. The proximity of each partner to association business networks and clusters, became

a natural vehicle of the MONSOON dissemination.

As one of the project targets was to have at least 20 Associations engaged, Table 2 presents the 22

associations that were involved during the project duration.

TRAINING MATERIAL TITLE

DESCRIPTION

INVOLVED CONSORTIUM

PARTNERS

When Session was preformed

How many

attendees

MONSOON Dunkirk Training Platform Overview

This document provides a high-level overview of the Runtime Container deployed in Dunkirk. It presents the Runtime Container architecture and all components deployed on sites. It also gives more detail about which actions that can be performed on each of those components. This document is addressed to IT teams. This document cannot be disclosed to public.

Capgemini 27/08/2019 4

MONSOON Dunkrik Training LCA

This document provides an introduction to Life Cycle Assessment tool. It explains how the tool was implemented, i.e, how KPIs are computed and at which frequency. It does not provide methodology for interpretation of computed KPIs.


MONSOON Dunkrik Training LCA

Overview of LCA plugin and description of its features. General guidelines for main LCA dashboard (green anode production) and specific focus on selected KPI-specific dashboards including results interpretation and possible uses of the results

LCEN 27/08/2019 1

MONSOON global presentation to AD people

Generic presentation of the MONSOON project, its link to Riotinto's project DUNE and general presentation of the architecture, etc.

AP 27/08/2019 9

MONSOON Dunkirk Training Platform Overview

This document provides a high-level overview of the Runtime Container deployed in Dunkirk. It presents the Runtime Container architecture and all components deployed on sites. It also gives more detail about which actions that can be performed on each of those components. This document is addressed to IT teams. This document cannot be disclosed to public.



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Table 2 – Engaged Associations list

Consortium

Partner Associations Engaged Conection to MONSOON

GLN CEFAMOL It is a national association for the Moulds Manufacturing

CAP Club MES

French Association 1901 law, the Club MES aims to promote

and develop applications and actions in favor of MES

(Manufacturing Execution System). MONSOON project was

presented during "Les Assises du MES" event, yearly event

organized by the Club MES

CERTH SEVE The Greek Exporters Association (SEVE) was established in

1975 as a non-profit organization and is currently the largest

association of exporting companies in Greece numbering

approximately 750 member – companies. / key chamber for

diffusion

CERTH SEPVE

SEPVE was founded in April 1994 and is a private non-profit

organization based in Thessaloniki. Throughout its operation

to date, it is the only collective body representing the

interests of IT companies operating in the regions of

Macedonia, Thrace and Thessaly. / key chamber for diffusion

CERTH TEE-TCG

The Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE-TCG) is a public legal

entity, with an elected administration. Its headquarters are in

Athens and has branches in 17 geographical regions. TCG

aims at developing Science and Technology in sectors

related to the disciplines of its members, for the economic,

social, and cultural development of the country, in

accordance with the principles of sustainability and

environmental protection. / key chamber for diffusion

CERTH TITAN CEMENT

TITAN Group is an international cement and building

materials producer aspiring to serve the needs of society,

while contributing to sustainable growth with responsibility

and integrity. / key process industry partner to collaborate

with

AP European Aluminium

Association

It is an association of the main european

aluminium producers.

LINKS

EFFRA - European Factories of

the Future Research

Association

It is the official representative of the private side in the

'Factories of the Future' PPP


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Consortium


LINKS Piccola Industria - Unione

Industriale Torino It is a local association of industries

LINKS MESAP It is a local association of industries, start-ups, research centers

and universities focused on manufacturing/industry 4.0

GLN ANEME Is is a national association of Metallurgical and

Electromechanical Companies

GLN APIP It is a Portuguese national association for the Plastic Industries

LINKS A.SPIRE It is the European Association which is committed to manage

and implement the SPIRE Public-Private Partnership

LINKS Polo ICT

It is a local association of SMEs, large enterprises, private and

public research centers, end users and other entities

collaborating in the development of new projects and

innovative services (having a focus on ICT).

KIMW Supporting association of

KIMW

The founder and managing partner of the Kunststoff-Institut

Lüdenscheid is a registered association trading . It was

established in 1988 by companies from the region of Southern

Westphalia, with the association not being engaged in any

business activity, but only organising the network or cluster of

currently more than 370 members. The network is

characterised by steady growth and interdisciplinary

cooperation.

LINKS DIGITAL INNOVATION HUB

PIEMONTE

It is the Piedmont section of a national association focusing

on innovation and enabling the interconnection between

Competence Centers and industries

UNE SERCOBE

SERCOBE is the Spanish Association of Manufacturers of

Capital Goods. It represents 120 companies and industrial

groups, 4 collective members and 3 special groups,

representing more than 400 Spanish companies

UNE Corporación Mondragón

Corporación Mondragón is an association of independent and

autonomous cooperatives. Together,they are one of the main

industrial groups in Spain.

Fraunhofer IHK Bonn IHK Bonn is the local chamber of commerce of the former

capital of Germany, the city of Bonn.


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2.1.8 Publications

In the context of a project, the Publications are the means of disseminating the technical and scientific

content, valuing it in the academic environment. The importance of this tool represents an opportunity to

demonstrate in a cohesive and solid way the advances in technology and innovation, adding value to shared

knowledge.

As one of the project targets was to have 3 Publications in Conference Proceedings and 3 Articles

Publications / Papers, during the project, 6 publications were presented in Conference Proceedings and 4

others as Article Publications or papers, as described on table 3.

Consortium


Fraunhofer Business Development

Council Bonn

The business development council Bonn is promoting

services for companies and organizes workshops,

conferences and other events like the IT-Forum or Digital

Bonn in order to foster collaboration and knowledge

exchange between companies and R&D / scientific

institutions.

Fraunhofer BVMW Hessen

The BVMW Hessen is the association of SMEs in the state of

Hessia in Germany and organizes regularly workshops and

community meetups where Fraunhofer participated.

AP AXELERA

The AXELERA cluster is a network associating companies,

research laboratories and training organizations in the

chemistry-environment sector in Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes

district in France. The objective is to create value by

developing innovative and competitive solutions for the

industry at the confluence of chemistry, environment and

energy


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Table 3 – List of Publications

Year of

Publication

PUBLICATION

TYPE PUBLICATION TITLE AUTHORS

TITLE of the

Journal/Proceedings

/Book series/Book

(chapter option)

Relevant

Pages PUBLISHER

2018 Article in

Journal

Big Data Processing

and Analytics

Platform Architecture

for Process Industry

Factories

Peter Bednar,

Martin Sarnovsky,

Miroslav Smatana

(TUK)

Big Data and

Cognitive Computing

Journal

-- MDPI

2017

Publication in

Conference

Proceedings

Data integration in

scalable data

analytics platform for

process industries

Martin Sarnovsky,

Peter Bednar,

Miroslav Smatana

(TUK)

IEEE 21st International

Conference on

Intelligent

Engineering Systems

187 - 192 IEEE

2017

Publication in

Conference

Proceedings

MONSOON project –

design of big data

analysis platform in

process industries (in

Slovak)

Martin Sarnovsky,

Peter Bednar (TUK) Data a znalosti 93 - 97

University of

West Bohemia

2018 Article in

Journal

Optimizing industrial

processes through

MONSOON

Jose Antonio

Jimenez (UNE) Revista UNE 24-25

Spanish

Association for

Standardization

(UNE)

2018

Publication in

Conference

Proceedings

Forecasting faults of

industrial equipment

using machine and

deep learning

classifiers

Nikolaos Kolokas,

Thanasis Vafeiadis,

Dimosthenis

Ioannidis, Dimitrios

Tzovaras (CERTH)

IEEE International

Conference on

Innovations in

Intelligent Systems

and Applications

-- IEEE

2018

Publication in

Conference

Proceedings

Anode Quality

Monitoring Using

Advanced Data

Analytics

Bilal Azennoud

(PROB)

Ameline Bernard

(AP)

Vincent Bonnivard

(PROB)

Hervé Pedroli (AD)

Light Metals 2019:

Electrode Technology

for Aluminium

Production

-- --

2018 Poster in

conference

Entwicklung eines

modellbasierten

Steuerungskonzeptes

zur

unternehmensweiten

Optimierung

Ruben Schlutter,

Marko Gehlen TECHNOMER --


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2.1.9 Project Video

The videos are, also, a good tool to better describe functionalities and offer a good perception how things

work. Since the MONSOON solution it based on a IoT platform, a short video was created to be published

on the website, as well to be used in workshops, training sessions and dissemination activities after the end

of the project.

datenintensiver

Prozesse

2019

Publication in

Conference

Proceedings

Anomaly detection in

aluminum

production with

unsupervised

machine learning

classifiers

Nikolaos Kolokas,

Thanasis Vafeiadis,

Dimosthenis


Tzovaras (CERTH)

International

Symposium on

INnovations in

Intelligent SysTems

and Applications

-- IEEE

2019

Publication in

Conference

Proceedings

Forecasting bath and

metal height features

in electrolysis process

Achilleas Pasias,

Thanasis Vafeiadis,

Dimosthenis


Tzovaras (CERTH)

International

Workshop on IoT

Applications and

Industry 4.0

-- IEEE

2019 Article in

Journal

Cross-Sectorial

Semantic Model for

Support of Data

Analytics in Process

Industries

Martin Sarnovsky,

Peter Bednar,

Miroslav Smatana

(TUK)

Processes Journal,

Special Issue: "Big

Data Analysis in the

Process Industry"

Volume

7, Issue 5 MDPI

2019 Article in

Journal

Fault Prognostics in

Industrial Domains

using

Unsupervised

Machine Learning

Classifiers

Nikolaos Kolokas,

Thanasis Vafeiadis,

Dimosthenis


Tzovaras (CERTH)

Engineering

Applications of

Artificial Intelligence

-- Elsevier

2019

Other (Article

in a

Newspaper

insert)

The efficiency of

production processes

Claudio Pastrone

(LINKS) Platinum 136

New Business

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2.1.10 Events and Conferences

B2B relationships are important in that it easily reaches potential users interested in technological

developments.

As the consortium is made up of partners from 7 different countries, the area of action is quite satisfactory,

providing a wide range of opportunities for interaction with European markets and participation in

knowledge sharing events such as Conferences, Lectures, Workshops, Fairs and Exhibitions, among others.

Figure 20. Project event activities overview

Since the beginning of the project, about 22 participations in events of this nature have been counted.

Table 4 – List of project events attendance

Date Location Event

Type Event name Attendes Project Relation

7.DEC’16 Paris Exhibition

& conferences

SMART Industries Manuel Chareyre (Rio

Tinto / AP) Nathalie Praizelin (CAP)

Presentation: Rio Tinto context and 4.0 program (focus on Industrial Big Data).


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25.JAN’17 Frankfurt Exhibition

& conferences

SPIRE - Tackling the Future of Plant Operation

Claudio Pastrone (ISMB) Alexander Schneider (FIT) Miguel Machado (GLN) Marco Dias (GLN)

MONSOON Flyer dissemination and networking

Date Location Event Type Event name Attendes Project Relation

07.MAR’17 Paris Exhibition &

conferences Big Data Paris

event

Manuel Chareyre (Rio Tinto / AP)

Nathalie Praizelin (CAP)

Presentation: Rio Tinto context and 4.0 program (focus

on Industrial Big Data).

04.MAY’17 Turin Exhibition &

conferences SMART

Industries Claudio Pastrone

(ISMB) Presentation of MONSOON

main objectives and use cases.

01.JUN’17 Paris Exhibition &

conferences Assises du MES

Nicolas Monnet (Rio Tinto /

AP) Nathalie Praizelin (CAP)



27.JUN’17 Berlin Exhibition &

conferences Autonomous

Machines World


AP)



22.SEP’17 Grenoble

and Lyon Teleconference Capgemini GARI Jean Glaschler (CAP)

Presentation: Presentation: - H2020 and SPIRE

overview - MONSOON overview

- MONSOON Functional Architecture

- Aluminium and Plastic use cases explanation

26.SEP’17 Paris Conference Capgemini Week of Innovation

Networks

Ameline BERNARD (Rio Tinto / AP) and

Vivian GUILLAUD (CAP)

Presentation: Rio Tinto context and 4.0 program (focus on Industrial Big Data); How to

accelerate with Open Innovation and EC funding; H2020 and SPIRE overview. MONSOON

overview.

28.SET’17 Toulouse Conference Capgemini Week of Innovation

Networks


AP) Nathalie Praizelin (CAP)

05.OCT’17 Plzen Conference Data a znalosti

2017

Martin Sarnovsky, Miroslav Smatana

(TUK)

Presentation of the conference paper:

MONSOON overview Architecture and technologies

description Use cases description Paper titled:

MONSOON project – design of big data analysis plaform in

process industries (in Slovak)


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21.OCT’17 Larnaca Conference

INES 2017 (IEEE International

Conference on Intelligent

Engineering Systems)

Martin Sarnovsky, Miroslav Smatana

(TUK)

Presentation of the conference paper:

MONSOON overview Architecture description Data

integration approach Paper title: Data integration in

scalable data analytics platform for process industries

Date Location Event Type Event name Attendes Project Relation

07.FEB’18 Kosice Conference

SAMI 2018 (IEEE World Symposium on

Applied Machine Intelligence and

informatics)

Martin Sarnovsky (TUK)

Plenary talk, presentation of MONSOON main objectives and

Data Lab architecture

30.MAR’18 PARIS Exhibition

& conferences

SMART Industries Ameline Bernard (Rio

Tinto / AP) Nathalie Praizelin (CAP)

Find other potential ESG members.

Promotion of H2020 and SPIRE sub program.

Promotion of MONSOON

09.MAY’18 MILAN Conference The Future

Aluminium Forum Claudio Pastrone

(ISMB) Plenary talk, presentation of

MONSOON

23.MAY’18 Reggio

Emilia Conference

Nuovi strumenti per la competitività in ottica Industry 4.0

Rosaria Rossini Presentation of MONSOON

Project and results

29.AUG'18 Berlin Conference Life Cycle

Innovation Conference

Massimo De Pieri, Eleonora Vannuzzi

(LCEN)

Presentation of MONSOON as innovative application of LCA in

EU-funded projects

06.SEP'18 Prague Conference

Setkání kateder kybernetiky z České i Slovenské republiky, Industry 4.0 section

Martin Sarnovsky (TUK)

Plenary talk, presentation of MONSOON Data Lab architecture

and Semantic Framework

03.DEC'18

San Antonio

(Ameline is in Canada)

Conference TMS (annual

Alumium meeting)

Ameline Bernard (AP) Vincent Bonnivard

(PROB) Bilal Azenoud (PROB)

Presentation of MONSOON's anode quality PF

06.MAR'19 Warsaw Conference Futur Aluminium Forum (ICSOBA

session) André Augé (AP)

Presentation of Monsoon in the Aluminium industry


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22.MAR'19 Reggio

Emilia Workshop

Workshop: il project management

nel contesto dell'insustria 4.0

Rosaria Rossini (LINKS)

Presentation on MONSOON IoT

26.SEP'19 Kosice Conference

T-Systems ATTIC (Annual T-Systems

Technology and Innovation

Conference)

Peter Bednar (TUK) Presentation of MONSOON

project, Data Lab architecture and lessons-learned

2.1.11 Clustering activities

For the clustering activities, the MONSOON solution linked to other European Union Projects / initiatives in

joint activities

2.1.11.1 SPIRE - Tackling the Future of Plant Operation, January 2017, in DECHEMA Frankfurt –

Germany

MONSOON Consortium attended the workshop, distributing leaflets during the event and supporting

the two H2020 projects – Consense and Propat, along with other European projects.

Figure 21. CONSENS and PROPAT Workshop


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2.1.11.2 ACHEMA, June 2018, in Frankfurt – Germany

MONSOON Consortium shared a booth along with other SPIRE projects, disseminating the project

through poster presentation, B2B meetings and Leaflet distribution.

Figure 22. Booth in ACHEMA June 2018


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2.1.12 MONSOON Partners’ Dissemination Channels

Each partner has their own network and it becomes the ideal vehicle to establish direct dissemination,

through B2B sessions, based on trust and confidence pillars with their stakeholders.

Table 5 – MONSOON PARTNER’ Dissemination Channels

CONSORTIUM PARTNER DISSEMINATION CHANNEL

AP

Internal communication slides, for each big AP milestone: physical meetings, training in AD, workshop in AD, etc / People concerned: around 300 persons, mainly internal Riotinto Official Website Rio Tinto https://www.riotinto.com/ Official Website LAD http://www.aluminiumdunkerque.fr Official Website European Aluminium Association https://european-aluminium.eu/ Linkedin AP https://www.linkedin.com/company/rio-tinto/ Linkedin LAD https://www.linkedin.com/company/ Twitter https://twitter.com/riotinto (@RioTinto)

CONSORTIUM PARTNER DISSEMINATION CHANNEL

CAP

Intranet news / People concerned: all Capgemini people. Capgemini Week of Innovation Network conferences / People concerned: Capgemini customers Specific occasions with customers / People concerned: Capgemini Digital Manufacturing Team customers Twitter and LinkedIn Posts

LCEN Offical website http://www.lcengineering.eu/ Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/company/life-cycle-engineering-srl/ Twitter https://twitter.com/lifecycle_eng

CERTH Offical website http://www.iti.gr/iti/index.html Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/company/certh/about/ Twitter https://twitter.com/certhellas?lang=el

GLN Offical website http://www.gln.pt Internal newsletter B2B meetings with local clusters and Company' stakeholders

UNE

Official website www.une.org Official monthly magazine of the Spanish Association for Standardization revista.une.org UNE twitter https://twitter.com/normasune?lang=es UNE Linkedin https://es.linkedin.com/company/une-asociaci%C3%B3n-espa%C3%B1ola-de-normalizaci%C3%B3n

KIMW Presentation of MONSOON Progress in KIMW Network

https://www.riotinto.com/

http://www.aluminiumdunkerque.fr/

https://european-aluminium.eu/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/rio-tinto/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/

https://twitter.com/riotinto

http://www.lcengineering.eu/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/life-cycle-engineering-srl/

https://twitter.com/lifecycle_eng

http://www.iti.gr/iti/index.html

https://www.linkedin.com/company/certh/about/

https://twitter.com/certhellas?lang=el

http://www.gln.pt/

http://www.une.org/

https://revista.une.org/

https://twitter.com/normasune?lang=es

https://es.linkedin.com/company/une-asociaci%C3%B3n-espa%C3%B1ola-de-normalizaci%C3%B3n

https://es.linkedin.com/company/une-asociaci%C3%B3n-espa%C3%B1ola-de-normalizaci%C3%B3n


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LINKS

Official website https://linksfoundation.com/en/ LINKS twitter https://twitter.com/linksfoundation LINKS Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/company/links-%E2%80%93-leading-innovation-&-knowledge-for-society/

TUK

Faculty website https://ekf.tuke.sk/ Presentation to representatives of Slovak and Czech technical universities focused on the subject of Industry 4.0 Scientific journals and conferences Conferences organised by companies of Košice IT Valley association Conferences organised by University Science Park Technicom

PROB

Official website : https://www.probayes.com/ ProbaYes Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/company/probayes/?originalSubdomain=fr ProbaYes Twitter : https://twitter.com/Probayes_IA ProbaYes Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/probayes/?hl=fr

FIT

Official website : http://www.fit.fraunhofer.de/ FIT Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/company/fraunhofer-fit/ FIT Twitter : https://twitter.com/fraunhofer_fit FIT Xing: https://www.xing.com/companies/fraunhofer-institutf%C3%BCrangewandteinformationstechnikfit FIT Xing Alumni Group Fraunhofer FIT: https://www.xing.com/communities/groups/alumni-fraunhofer-institut-fuer-angewandte-informationstechnik-fit-1f8b-1054426/posts Fraunhofer FIT Newsletter and Press section on website: https://www.fit.fraunhofer.de/de/presse.html

https://linksfoundation.com/en/

https://twitter.com/linksfoundation

https://www.linkedin.com/company/links-%E2%80%93-leading-innovation-&-knowledge-for-society/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/links-%E2%80%93-leading-innovation-&-knowledge-for-society/

https://ekf.tuke.sk/

https://www.probayes.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/probayes/?originalSubdomain=fr

https://twitter.com/Probayes_IA

https://www.instagram.com/probayes/?hl=fr

http://www.fit.fraunhofer.de/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/fraunhofer-fit/

https://twitter.com/fraunhofer_fit

https://www.xing.com/companies/fraunhofer-institutf%C3%BCrangewandteinformationstechnikfit

https://www.xing.com/companies/fraunhofer-institutf%C3%BCrangewandteinformationstechnikfit

https://www.xing.com/communities/groups/alumni-fraunhofer-institut-fuer-angewandte-informationstechnik-fit-1f8b-1054426/posts

https://www.xing.com/communities/groups/alumni-fraunhofer-institut-fuer-angewandte-informationstechnik-fit-1f8b-1054426/posts

https://www.fit.fraunhofer.de/de/presse.html


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2.2 Dissemination Online

In nowadays the presence in the world wide web is common sense and to reach the global public the

strategy must assume a position in social networks.

2.2.1 Project Website (https://www.spire2030.eu/monsoon)

Since project M3, the MONSOON website has been online sharing the developments of the MONSOON

solution and news from the project consortium.

Figure 23. MONSOON Website

https://www.spire2030.eu/monsoon


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In the next figure it is presented the website statistical data provided by spire2030.eu between March

2018 until September 2019, corresponding to the second half of the project.

Figure 24. MONSOON Website Statistic

Table 6 – MONSOON Website Statistic


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2.2.2 Twitter (https://twitter.com/MONSOON_EU)

As professional communication tool, the Twitter offers real-time interactions as well as a vehicle to reach

many target audience and market segments.

On-going posts and status updates on Twitter about project developments, news, and sharing best practices

increase stakeholder engagement and help reach interaction with potential end-users as well as other

interested audience.

Figure 25. MONSOON Tweeter Profile

https://twitter.com/MONSOON_EU


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Statistical data collected from Twitter statistics from the last month

Figure 26. MONSOON Twitter Statistic

2.2.3 Linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/company/monsoon2020/)

Linkedin is a business-oriented professional networking tool that is used by several companies as a source

of information and opportunities for their business orientation. As alternative dissemination channel, a

Linkedin account was created to share the project and publicise the approaching events where potential

end-users can reach the consortium for more technical details and commercial relations

Figure 27. MONSOON Linkedin Profile

https://www.linkedin.com/company/monsoon2020/


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Statistical data collected from Linkedin statistics from the last 10 months

Figure 28. Linkedin Statistics


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3 Conclusion

This deliverable presented the MONSOON advertising materials used during the project duration and its

results.

The dissemination activities are normally oriented to the scope and audience demands about some topic

or area. For this project, the consortium had to readjust the strategy in order to cover potential end-users

for the MONSOON solution.

The dissemination results reveal that more actions were taken on events presence and B2B connections,

instead of Online Dissemination. The reason for this is related to the studied industrial domains, which the

potential end-users prefer the personal relations and to get familiarize with the tools.

Nevertheless, the project achieved the expected targets, with the presence in several events – exhibitions,

Conferences and Fairs; Presentation in Conference Proceedings; Article Publications; External Stakeholder

Group Meetings; and significant contacts with direct or indirect potential end-users, over the consortium

partners network and Associations/Clusters.

The consortium organized two major events – a shared workshop (with the cooperation of 3 other SPIRE

projects) and a final Workshop to disseminate the MONSOON solution to the scientific and industrial

audience, distributing dissemination material and presenting several project Posters.

After the end of the project, the consortium partners will keep disseminating the project through flyers and

B2B meetings, approaching new industrial scenarios, where the MONSOON Solution can be implemented.


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5 Acronyms

Table 7. Acronyms Table

Acronym Explanation

ESG External Stakeholders Group

B2B Business to Business

List of figures

Figure 1. Outer side of the first Leaflet ................................................................................................................................................................. 7

Figure 2. Inner side of the first Leaflet ................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Figure 3. Outer side of the second Leaflet .......................................................................................................................................................... 8 Figure 4. Outer side of the second Leaflet .......................................................................................................................................................... 8

Figure 5. Poster #01 – Vision and Impacts.......................................................................................................................................................... 9 Figure 6. Poster #02 – Application Domains and general KPI description ............................................................................................ 9

Figure 7. Poster #03 – Aluminium Domain Business Cases ...................................................................................................................... 10 Figure 8. Poster #04 – Plastic Domain Business Cases ............................................................................................................................... 10 Figure 9. Poster #05 – RunTime Container ...................................................................................................................................................... 11

Figure 10. Poster #06 – CrossSetorial DataLab amd Semantic Models ............................................................................................... 11 Figure 11. Poster #07 – Trend Analysis, Deep Machine Learning and LCA ....................................................................................... 12 Figure 12. Poster #08 – Standarization.............................................................................................................................................................. 12

Figure 13. Poster #09 – Predictive Modeling For Plastics.......................................................................................................................... 13 Figure 14. Poster #10 – Predictive Functions For Plastics.......................................................................................................................... 13 Figure 15. Poster #11 – Communication Monitorization Tool ................................................................................................................ 14 Figure 16. Newsletter #1 – Page 1 and 2 ........................................................................................................................................................... 15 Figure 17. Newsletter #1 – Page 3 and 4 ........................................................................................................................................................... 16 Figure 18. MONSOON Joint Workshop Teaser ............................................................................................................................................... 17 Figure 19. MONSOON Final Workshop Teaser ............................................................................................................................................... 18 Figure 20. Project event activities overview ...................................................................................................................................................... 25

Figure 21. CONSENS and PROPAT Workshop ................................................................................................................................................. 28 Figure 22. Booth in ACHEMA June 2018 ............................................................................................................................................................ 29 Figure 23. MONSOON Website ............................................................................................................................................................................. 32

Figure 24. MONSOON Website Statistic ............................................................................................................................................................ 33 Figure 25. MONSOON Tweeter Profile ............................................................................................................................................................... 34 Figure 26. MONSOON Twitter Statistic .............................................................................................................................................................. 35

Figure 27. MONSOON Linkedin Profile .............................................................................................................................................................. 35

Figure 28. Linkedin Statistics ................................................................................................................................................................................... 36


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List of tables

Table 1 – Training Material .................................................................................................................................................................................. 19 Table 2 – Engaged Associations list ............................................................................................................................................................. 20 Table 3 – List of Publications ............................................................................................................................................................................ 23 Table 4 – List of project events attendance .............................................................................................................................................. 25 Table 5 – MONSOON PARTNER’ Dissemination Channels .............................................................................................................. 30 Table 6 – MONSOON Website Statistic ........................................................................................................................................................ 33 Table 7. Acronyms Table ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 38

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