Discover Gaia-X

Welcome Address
09:00 –09:30

Ulrich Ahle, CEO, Gaia-X
Jan Fischer, Hub Coordinator, Gaia-X Hub Germany

Gaia-X Welcome Address
Ulrich Ahle
• CEO Gaia-X

Gaia-X Mission

The demand for Data Spaces

Market Adoption of trusted digital
ecosystems

STANDARDISATI
ON
Bilateral data exchange:
one-to-one

Closed community data
sharing:
few-to-few

GDPR
Source: Data Spaces Business Alliance#GaiaX #MarketX24

Decentralized and dynamic
data ecosystem: many-tomany
AIA

DGA

DA
Time

Gaia-X Vision

VISION
Enable trusted decentralised
digital ecosystems#GaiaX #MarketX24

Gaia-X Mission

Creating the de facto standard alignedwith EU values by developing a set ofpolicies, rules, specifications and averification framework#GaiaX #MarketX24

MISSION

Gaia-X Mission

The Gaia-X Strategic Plan in a nutshell1

End-user adoption
strategy▪ Increase the number ofreference stories to enable thecommunity in reference selling▪ Policymakers supporting andadvocating for the Gaia-X
initiative in Europe▪ Work with Cloud Service
Providers, including
Hyperscalers, while
maintaining sovereignty
through Gaia-X rules▪ Establish Hubs in European
countries which are not activeyet

2Market readiness ofthe technology▪ Intensify collaboration with
DSBA and FOSS communities▪ Strengthen partnership withfunded projects on EU andmember state level, including
lighthouse projects to enhance
the functionality▪ Provide regular deep divesessions using Gaia-X de-facto
standards to demonstrate how
Data Spaces based on afederated Cloud infrastructure
can be realised▪ Validate ‘Powered by Gaia-X’

3

Globalisation strategy▪ Partner with international
members for global regions andalign with regulations outsideof Europe▪ Utilize Gaia-X Hubs as
multiplier for Gaia-X in theirhome regions▪ Include other regions toparticipate in the definition oflabels for their territory▪ Join global events to increaseawareness about Gaia-X▪ Foster analyst relations toincrease global awareness

4

Growth of the Gaia-X
ecosystem▪ Demonstrate benefits forexisting members▪ Provide added values fororganisations to join Gaia-X▪ Large corporates for global
reach▪ Start-ups and SME for
innovative solutions▪ Developers and Universities
for technology excellence▪ Maximize the efficiency of theCommittees and agile sprints▪ Grow the number of members

Driven by a growth and service oriented team providing thought leadership to the market#GaiaX #MarketX24

#GaiaX #MarketX24
28. Mär 2024

9

Gaia-X Hub France• 8th March 2024, Ministry of Finance, Paris,
France• Very successfull event• 220 Participants• Good alignment betweeno Gaia-X Members and Non-Members
o Representatives
Commission

from

the

o Members of the French Ministryo Journalists• Hosted by: Gaia-X Hub France

28. Mär 2024

European• Lot of testemonials of up and running projects• European Commission• French Ministry• Industry• Gaia-X Hub France• Gaia-X ASIBL

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Thank you!
• Ulrich Ahle
• ulrich.ahle@gaia-x.eu

Welcome address
Jan Fischer• Head of Gaia-X Hub Germany

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VISIONThe Gaia-X Hub Germany is the national pointof contact for all actors who want to engage inthe exchange of data in open data ecosystems.
Our goal is to support the development of aninternational data economy that is in line with
European values and economic structures.

Restricted Use#GaiaX #MarketX24

The Gaia-X Hub promotes the development andutilisation of Gaia-X in Germany. To this end, we bring
together representatives from science, business,
politics and civil society to exchange experiences, gain
insights and jointly put them into practice.
Restricted Use#GaiaX #MarketX24

MISSIONOrganizational Structure

Restricted Use#GaiaX #MarketX24

Scope of tasks

Domain &stakeholder
management

Scientific support

Supervision of 11 funding projectsof the Gaia-X funding competition"Innovative and practicalapplications and data spaces in thedigital ecosystem Gaia-X" of the
BMWK

Restricted Use

Identification andsolidarity with related
national initiatives

Think Tank "Data
Economy in Germany"

Coordination and supportof national ecosystems#GaiaX #MarketX24

Seraching &Discussion of datadriven value-added
modelsCommunication &MarketingNational contact point and guidein the Gaia-X ecosystem forinterested companies,
administrations, initiatives andorganisations

Scoping &monitoring

Community OutreachAdvisory Board

ps
WorkshoRoadshow

Events&WebsiteRestricted Use

White Paper#GaiaX #MarketX24

Newsletter

Fairs

WebinarsSocialMedia

Support for Gaia-X funding competition
Funding programme of the BMWK

eurodat.org
ieco-gaiax.de

merlot-education.eu

autowerkstatt40.org

cooperants.com

possible-gaia-x.eu

tellus-project.com

health-x.org

opengpt-x.de

en.marispacex.com

project-team-x.eu
Restricted Use#GaiaX #MarketX24

Roadmap for 2024
Easing the entry barriers
Insight and knowledge transfer from thefunded projects to the community

1.

2.

3.

Communication of Gaia-X added value at asuperordinate, sector-specific and projectspecific level

SME-directed communication

Expansion of thecommunity
Show added value
Demonstrating Gaia-X
market readinessTapping into new sectors

Restricted Use#GaiaX #MarketX24

Thank you!

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Gaia-X Framework
09:30 –10:00

Roland Fadrany, COO, Gaia-X
Pierre Gronlier, CTO, Gaia-X

Gaia-X Update

Darmstadt, March 12th 2024
Roland Fadrany | COO Gaia-X European Association for Data and CloudGaia-X Mission
Gaia-X endorsement programGaia-X Mission
Gaia-X HUBs

Gaia-X Mission
Gaia-X Members
The Most representative alliance of organizations in Europe!
350+ companies and organisations

Large Companies
SMEs

3 out of 4 organisations are privatecompanies, about half of which are SMEs*

Start-Ups
Universities

Organisations from different industries, such as
Mobility, Energy, Manufacturing, Finance etc.

R&D
Associations

Mentioned explicitly in the European Data Strategy and proactively addressing key issues.
Exchange between Gaia-X and the European Commission to identify synergies between Gaia-X
and initiatives and programs such as the European Cloud Federation, CEF 2 and Digital Europe.

Public Sector

Dataspaces as a balancing instrument
community

individual

innovation

regulation

data sharing

data protection

trust

control

open systems

closed systems

applications

infrastructure

centralized
governancedecentralized
governanceDataspace Layer Model “decouple business model from stack”
Role
Users

Participants,
Projects, Providers

Function
Business
Business
Data products
Cases

Applications
Objectives

Policyassessment andalignment

Data Space Stack

Procedures & Rules

data space operators, cloud andinfrastructure providers

Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Capabilities

Semantic(De-facto)-Standard
creators (DSBA+)

Standardization,
Standardization
Certification & Tools

ProvidersTechnical

Connecting Dataspace with the Layer Model

Data Space A

PolicyProcedures & Rules
Semantic
Technical

Data Space B

Selective data usage enablement between Dataspaces
Users

Automotive

New Business
Layer & Governance

Aerospace»virtual» stackBusiness Benefits
Secure investment, safe cost, accelerate Go2Market, reduce transaction cost, easy integration

Catalogue sharing between Dataspaces

EnergyManufacturing

Users

New use cases
Data Spaces canshare services
selectively across theGaia-X ecosystems»virtual» catalog

Gaia-X Digital Clearing House

Gaia-X Digital Clearing HouseGXDCH Components*

Gaia-X Conformity and Labels

Gaia-X Registry (compulsory)
Gaia-X Compliance (compulsory)
Notary (compulsory)
Wizard (optional)
Catalogue (optional)
Credential Event Service (Optional**)* Current list, may expand in future releases** CES will become mandatory in Loire (next release)***not all criteria can be automated, “+” means automated verification
if the evidence issuer (Standard & CAB)

Gaia-X Digital
Clearing House

Node

C

L1

L2

L3

Declaration of Service or Product

✓

✓

✓

✓

Signed with verified method (eg.eIDAS)

✓

✓

✓

✓

Automated validation by GXDCH

✓

✓

✓

✓

Automated verification by GXDCH***

✓

✓

+

+

Data Exchange Policies

✓

✓

✓

✓

Certified Label Logo

✓

✓

✓

Data protection by EU legislation

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

Manual verification by CAB
Provider Headquarter within EU✓

Status Gaia-X Digital Clearing Houses

Pipeline Clearinghouse candidates
Orange, OVH Cloud, Proximus, A1 Digital, Arsys Internet S.L.U., Ionos SE, MBR, OSISM, Tieto Evry, K-BusinessCom, Exaion (EDF), Gigas
Hosting S.A., LHC – LuxConnect, NRB, Uniserver B.V.

Gaia-X Digital
Clearing House

Node

https://docs.gaia-x.eu/framework/?tab=clearing-house

Gaia-X Strategic Roadmap 2024

Gaia-X next Release „Loire“ content

PRC Backlog view with key development areas / sprints

24.03 Release

24.09 ReleaseLet‘s make data
sovereignty real!
Gaia-X Association

Roland Fadrany, MSc
COO | Gaia-X Associationroland.fadrany@gaia-x.eu

Gaia-X Framework
Pierre Gronlier, CTO, Gaia-X

Interoperability layers

Legal interoperability
Organisational interoperability
Semantic interoperability
Technical interoperability
Ecosystem A

Ecosystem B
Those are the 4 layers described in
the European Interoperability
Framework.

Technical interoperability:

What is the difference between those X.509 certificates ?
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MIIGrjCCBZagAwIBAgIRAPWLkE+xcgKlCu12agm3E0QwDQYJKoZIhvcNAQELBQAw

MIIFjDCCA3SgAwIBAgINAgCOsgIzNmWLZM3bmzANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADBHMQsw

RjELMAkGA1UEBhMCVVMxIjAgBgNVBAoTGUdvb2dsZSBUcnVzdCBTZXJ2aWNlcyBMCQYDVQQGEwJVUzEiMCAGA1UEChMZR29vZ2xlIFRydXN0IFNlcnZpY2VzIExMQzEU

TEMxEzARBgNVBAMTCkdUUyBDQSAxRDQwHhcNMjQwMTA2MTYxNzU5WhcNMjQwNDA1

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MTcwOTUwWjAXMRUwEwYDVQQDEwxvdmVybGVhZi5jb20wggEiMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEB

MDQyWjBGMQswCQYDVQQGEwJVUzEiMCAGA1UEChMZR29vZ2xlIFRydXN0IFNlcnZp

AQUAA4IBDwAwggEKAoIBAQCXqJ1fo7PeH3Z6n1yPmkfYxrRBv3YXqGvZqZg/WSL5

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g4vng8g2Ectfgid8oMJXFLW8+t90Mnz4KSkfHIZGdntdO/L/hRw1oh+rAY9st6Fl

ggEPADCCAQoCggEBAKvAqqPCE27l0w9zC8dTPIE89bA+xTmDaG7y7VfQ4c+mOWhl

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eIDAS

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Organisational & Semantic interoperability
Gaia-X Registry
Schemas
Ex: A country code is expressed in ISO3166-2 format.
Ex: legal registration numbers are [VAT, EORI, EUID, local TAX, LEI].
Shapes
Ex: A service declaration must identify the party providing the service.
Ex: A legal party is identified by its legal registration number.
Ex: The provider of a data product containing natural person(s)information must be able to prove consent for define purpose.
Trust Anchors
Valid issuers for legal registration number are […, …, …]
Service and data product declarations must be signed by legally
relevant certificates [eIDAS, KTNET, GlobalSign, …]

IDSA Dataspace protocol: Contract negotiation

Gaia-X Trust Framework: Conformity & LabelTrustTrust: the “favourable response of a decision-making party who assesses the risk
concerning the target party’s ability to fulfil a promise”
decision-making party -> a party making an assessment
target party -> the party being assessed
promise -> a statement about a party doing, not doing or giving somethingrisk -> there is no free-lunch
favourable response -> sometimes, there is no trust

if okassessdecision-making
party

abo
ut

e
mad

a promisebytargetparty

if not ok

or start again

Accelerate your business with automated policies negotiation
Business

Policy negotiation everywhere

Business•

CustomerBusiness

Employer

Employee

NaturalpersonProcess

Process

Process

Contract / legally binding agreement•
Buying a house in a notarial’s office•
Buying a soda in a vending machine
Cloud Services Federations
with ABAC/RBAC(IPCEI-CIS)•

Access control / Usage control•
Standard Read/Write/Execute access•
Data processing purpose negotiation and enforcement•
Consent management•

Rights delegation•
To a legal representative•
To an employee•
To a workload / service

AI ActGDPR / Data Act / …

eIDAS v2

manualSupervised / Automatedsupervised

automated••

The procedures to establish an agreement.
The policy rules reasoning to reach an agreement.

General workflow
A user🧑 looks for a service or data product offering🧺 in the network of federated catalogues.
When searching for an offering🧺, the user🧑 might filter:

Gaia-X Federated
Catalogues demoed
during summit 2023

By Gaia-X Compliance credentials.
And/or by specific vertical/domain criteria.
The user🧑 finds an offering🧺 and requests access for detailed information (pricing, T&C, …).

Enables various level of
public/private service anddata product offerings.

When requesting for information, the policies set on the offering🧺 by the offering producer and‍enforced by the offering provider🧑‍💼might require to:
Onboard in a specific ecosystem/dataspace/federation and present membership or
domain/regulation specific credentials.

The provider might have to comply
with the ecosystem terms & condition
set by the ecosystem authority

And/or present Gaia-X Compliance credentials.
The user🧑 with the information can decides to consume the offering(s) 🧺.
The user🧑 negotiates and concludes a binding agreement‍with the offering provider.
Both the user and the provider🧑‍💼 can monitor the execution of the agreement.
‍

The user can also combine several
offerings together -> service
composition

General workflow
A user🧑 looks for a service or data product offering🧺 in the network of federated catalogues.
When searching for an offering🧺, the user🧑 might filter:

Gaia-X Federated
Catalogues demoed
during summit 2023

By Gaia-X Compliance credentials.
And/or by specific vertical/domain criteria.

GXDCH v1 live and ready.

The user🧑 finds an offering🧺 and requests access for detailed information (pricing, T&C, …).

Enables various level of
public/private service anddata product offerings.

When requesting for information, the policies set on the offering🧺by the offering producer andenforced by the offering provider might require to:‍
Onboard in a specific ecosystem/dataspace/federation and present membership or
domain/regulation specific credentials.

The provider might have to comply
with the ecosystem terms & condition
set by the ecosystem authority

And/or present Gaia-X Compliance credentials.
The user🧑 with the information can decides to consume the offering(s) 🧺.

In progress

The user🧑 negotiates and concludes a binding agreement‍with the offering provider.
Both the user and the provider🧑‍💼 can monitor the execution of the agreement.
‍

The user can also combine several
offerings together -> service
composition

Global diagram
3) Compliance as Code

1) Conformity Schema
Are translated intomachine readable
rules.

Gaia-X Conformity
Is used by the party to knowwhat and how to gather
claims and evidence todemonstration criteria
fulfilment

Gaia-X Label level 1
Gaia-X Label level 2

criteria+
procedure

Gaia-X Label level 3

GXDCH Validation** &Verification** process

Gaia-X
Complianceengineand/or2) Gather Evidences
signed digitaldeclaration**

Gaia-X Conformity
Gaia-X Label level 1

Gaia-X
Registry

and/orGaia-X Label level 2
and/orGaia-X Label level 3

party*
Verifiable
Credential /DigitalAttestation**
Verifiable
Presentation*: legal person, natural person, process**: terms defined in the ISO 17000:2020

3rd party
impartial
CAB**

signed digital
certification**

Gaia-X: a twofold story
A technical stack to operationalise the trustmodel.
ISO 17000:2020 (CASCO) principles
W3C JSON-LD / W3C VC
W3C SHACL / W3C SPARQLW3C DID / X509 / ETSI TS 119 312
OIDC4VCi / OIDC4VP / EBSIAnd a reference implementation for the GXDCHDNSSECIPFS
TEE…

A set of rules to have reproducible andcomparable risk assessment.
4x compliance scheme: Gaia-X Conformity,
Gaia-X Label level 1, Gaia-X Label level 2,
Gaia-X Label level 3
Contractual governance
General material & transparency
Data Protection
GDPR (L1 and above)
Cybersecurity
Portability
Sustainability
European Control (L2 and above)…

Any question now or later ?
-> Gaia-X staff 
12 March 2024, Darmstadt

Data + Infra Ecosystem

machine readable file describing the entity

Gaia-X Digital Clearing House:
Operationalize Trust,Compliance and Labels
10:00 –10:45

Moderator – Roland Fadrany, COO, Gaia-X
Sven Löffler, Head of Dataspaces & Data Products,
T-Systems International
Enrico La Vela, Cloud Product Manager, Aruba S.p.A.

François Bourquin, Chief Digital Officer, Orange
Falk Weinreich, General Manager Central Europe,
OVHcloud Germany

Build & Orchestrate | Digital.ID in
Action51

Gaia-X Digital Clearing House:
Operationalize Trust,Compliance and Labels
10:00 –10:45

Moderator – Roland Fadrany, COO, Gaia-X
Sven Löffler, Head of Dataspaces & Data Products,
T-Systems International
Enrico La Vela, Cloud Product Manager, Aruba S.p.A.

François Bourquin, Chief Digital Officer, Orange
Falk Weinreich, General Manager Central Europe,
OVHcloud Germany

Gaia-X Institute – Investigation ofthe
Economics of Data-sharing
10:45 –11:30

Hubert Tardieu, Independent Board Member, Gaia-X
Lucas Eustache, Researcher in charge of the study on
Economics of data sharing, Paris Dauphine University
Frédéric Sutter, Head of Skywise Product & Service Line, Airbus

Economics of Data Sharing― Partnership between Paris Dauphine University and Gaia-X
institute + advisory board― Investigating the economics of data sharing through datasharing ecosystems― Data-sharing ecosystems are new objects that lack economic
analysis― Creating an analytical framework for understanding existing
ecosystems and developing future ones over time
― Strengthening the analytical framework using quantitative
data and qualitative
analysis#GaiaX#MarketX24

Motivation: Conference on Data Sharing inEurope: DGA and DA Paris Dauphine, Sept. 19
2023― Very high quality pre-recorded presentations (Jean-Noël Barrot, Franziska Brantner).
― Very high quality online live intervention by Yvo Volman (who followed the meeting all
morning!) followed by lively discussion with audience.
― Presentation of questionnaire (B. Verdonck, L. Eustache) as well as panels and keynotes very
well received and followed by live discussions among participants.
― Convergence of views: (1) Catena-X,Eona-X,Ag Data Hub,Airbus,EDF: Food
Sovereignty, Industrial Sovereignty, Energy Sovereignty require Data Sovereignty,(2) Concentrate on what we want rather than what we do not want: business case ,Value Creation, Incentive for stakeholder to join . The subjects are real and will go
live very soon 2023 and 2024.
― International relations – be open but assertive and not naïve
― Difference in key topics depending upon market structure: No agriculture data
space without Neutral Data Intermediary(AgDataHub), Avoid Data Intermediary if
Data Sovereignty required (Catena-X)― The organization of a second conference at Paris Dauphine University on these topics on
September 12, 2024
― Three focus area:― Economy of data sharing and technological governance (partners: GXI,
Dauphine-PSI)― Automated Compliance by Design (GXI)

Advisory Board#GaiaX #MarketX24

Aim of The Study― Follow up of the study carried out in 2023 and the conference on
September 19, 2023.
― Understand the economics of data sharing through data sharing
ecosystems― Provide a framework for analyzing data-sharing ecosystems, including
an analysis of the various stages in their life cycle― Test this same framework to refine it (thanks to board members'commitment to sharing information)― Based on quantitative analysis of both participants andorchestrators― Based on detailed case studies of ecosystems and their use cases#GaiaX #MarketX24

ecosystem

Presentation Outline― Regulatory framework― Data sharing ecosystems as a “club”― Typologies of Data ecosystems’ stakeholders― Cost and benefits for participants― Ecosystem and Value Chains Characteristics― Dynamics aspect of Data sharing Ecosystem#GaiaX #MarketX24

Regulatory framework― Digital Markets Act entered into force 2 May 2023
― Gatekeeper regulation― Data Governance Act entered into force 24 September
2023― New governance model for data intermediaries― Data Act entered into force 11 January 2024
― Facilitator, open data flows (I.o.T.)#GaiaX #MarketX24

Data Sharing Ecosystem as a ClubGood
A club allows to provide goods that are non-rivalrous (i.e. goods the consumption of which by
one agent does not prevent use by other agents) but which are excludable (i.e. goods towhich access to can be technically and economically efficiently prevented)― Example of clubs : Satellite TV , Private garden, VOD service― The purpose of the club is to finance the production of the good (The financial contributionof club members must be assessed dynamically)― The club allows to avoid the “Free rider” problem― The services provided by the orchestrator together with the shared data and the service
derived from them and benefitting to the ecosystem’s members constitute the “club good”#GaiaX #MarketX24

Data Sharing Ecosystem: a Typology― Two subsets of participants, data-sharing ecosystem participants andorchestrators― Ecosystem participants are agents coming from one or more value
chains. Often firms, they are in most cases both data/service
providers and data/service users.
― Data-sharing ecosystem orchestrators are agents in charge oforganizing the ecosystem, and coordinating participants They
can be either :― Key actor, i.e. firms with a dominant position in one or more segments of thevalue chain― Intermediary, i.e. either an agent in the value chain designated by the otherparticipants as an orchestrator, or an agent created ad hoc by theparticipants to fulfill this task.

#GaiaX #MarketX24

I
Digitalization ofdata exchange

Costs

Benefits

Cost of modifying data collection
process (standardization,
dematerialization)

Reduced exchange costs (lower error
costs, better information
conformity, etc.)

II
Automation ofprocesses

Cost of modifying data-sharing processes(Work habits, interoperability between
services ...)

Efficiency gains fromautomated exchanges (fewer
delays, increased information
flow)

III
Cost of modifying the firm’s internal
Optimization /organization
Lock-in effectreorganization
IV
Innovation andCost of marketing a new
Development of
product plus R&D costs
new products#GaiaX #MarketX24

In-depth management benefit(human resources, new production
processes, etc.)

Gains from the developmentof new products/services

No Key
Actor

Ecosystem
and Value
ChainsCharacterist
ics#GaiaX #MarketX24

One-Sided
Ecosystem

Multi-Sided

Organized by aKey Actor

No Key Actor

Ecosystem
and Value
ChainsCharacterist
ics

Technical intermediary (needfor coordination)
High cost of coordination
Likely to appear withinpreorganized value chains
Subscription-based businessmodel , subsidized model ?

Commercial intermediary(need for cross-subsidies)
Low probability of spontaneous
emergence (in first period)
Hybrid business model, focusedon value-added service flow ?

One-Sided Ecosystem

Technical orchestrator (needfor coordination)
Low cost coordination
Potential value sharing concern
High probability of
spontaneous emergence
Business model centered ondata/service exchange, or
marginal cost pricing ?

Multi-Sided

Commercial orchestrator(need for cross-subsidies)
Potentially profitableecosystem (in second period)
Hybrid business model centeredon the exchange and flow ofvalue-added services ?

Organized by
a Key Actor#GaiaX #MarketX24

Dynamics and Data Sharing
Ecosystem―The dynamic aspect makes it possible to analyze key stages in theecosystem's life cycle, its emergence, the achievement of criticalmass, the diversification of its activity…
―These steps are fundamental to understanding the mechanisms of
ecosystem viability―The dynamic approach enables us to analyze the movement from a
one-sided ecosystem to a multi-sided one.
― This transition requires an additional coordination cost for the orchestrator, andan additional integration cost for the participants.
― This transition can be achieved through the integration of new value chains― Diversify the business model and create more use cases#GaiaX #MarketX24

Main Takeaways―The gains for an ecosystem participant are sequential, from themost direct to the most indirect, and require reorganization costs.
―Data-sharing ecosystems can be seen as clubs that enable thefinancing of the goods and services inherent in data sharing.
―The organization of a data-sharing ecosystem is based on thevalue chains it intends to govern― Homogeneity and complementarity
stakeholders― Value chain atomicity

of

the

needs

of

value

chain

―Data-sharing ecosystems need to be analyzed dynamically tocapture insights about different stage of their life cycles→The next six months will be dedicated to testing this framework.

#GaiaX #MarketX24

Two examples: BoostAerospace &SkywiseAerospace
Dataspace:
ExamplesAirSupply

Business Process

Procure-to-Pay

Aircraft Maintenance &Fleet operations

Participants

30 BuySide> 3’500 SellSide> 10’500 aircraft inservice connected

Process automation
cost avoidanceAircraft Operational
availability & fleet
performance
Industrial Efficiency

Business Value
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Lessons Learnt to set up andorchestrate a Dataspace

1/ Legacy Systems are not natively designed to share data in an extended
enterprise context→Lesson 1: Define commun business challenges and related data needed to beexchanged
2/ Participant’s trust in how data are shared, used and protected is critical to scale→ Lesson 2: A clear data governance, policy enforcement and cyber-security
framework are required
3/ Massive Investment is required to setup & operate data space infrastructureand data preparation/connection→ Lesson 3: Difficult equation to balance investment/run cost vs business value vsscalability#GaiaX #MarketX24

Thank you!

Collective vs. Private
Goods
Econ.
Characteristics

Exclusion(Low Cost
Rationing)

Non-exclusion(Costlyrationing)

Rival(Cm>0)
Desirable
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Private GoodD
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B
Pure
Collective(Public) Good

Non-rival(Cm=0)
Undesirable
rationing70Technologie adoption
When a technologies become more valuable the more it is adopted. Two
primary sources are- Learning effect- Network externalities

Coffee Break
11:30 –12:00

Voices of Success: Use Cases andBuilding Blocks
12:00 –13:00

Moderator – Ulrich Ahle, CEO, Gaia-X
Petteri Kivimäki, CTO, Nordic Institute for Interoperability
Solutions (NIIS)
Raphaela Butz, Senior Technical Manager, LMIS AGEcosystem for data and AI-supported vehicle diagnostic services

Use CaseAI Assisted Fault
Diagnosis

Use Case

Shortage of Skilled Workers

Component Waste

Data Silos

Use Case | Centralized System
AI

Diagnosis

DataUse Case | Data Space
Clearing
House

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Solution

Device-X
measuring
voltage data

Edge device for measuring andvisualizing voltage data
Integrated AW 4.0-Hub

AW 4.0-Hub

AW 4.0-Hub

AI-supported diagnosis

AI-supported diagnosis

Data exchange

Data exchange

AI-Assisted Fault Diagnosis

Integrated EDC-as-a-Service

Extendable through different
modules for (AI- assisted) fault
diagnosis

Easy and trustworthy asset
exchange within dataspaces

Flexible hostingMEET US @ Gaia-X HubRaphaela Butz
Senior Technical Manager
Raphaela.butz@lmis.de

Simone Steinhorst
Senior Business Development Manager
Simone.steinhorst@lmis.de№12
13:00 – 14:00 & 15:00 –16:30

SmartMA-X as a pioneer for Factory-X
Market-X
Darmstadt, 12.03.2024
Pascal Rübel© SmartFactoryKL

The Association• SELF-CONCEPT:• Center of Excellence for the transfer and demonstrationof innovative ICT in manufacturing• KEY DATA:• Established:• Legal form:• Executive Management:•

2005
non-profit organization
Prof. Dr. Martin Ruskowski (CEO), Eric Brabänder (Empolis),
Andreas Huhmann (Harting), Dr. Detlev

Richter (TÜV SÜD)• Membership:countries• Staff:
undergrad assistants• Funding:
projects, donations• Collaboration:

Companies and research institutes from 8
approx. 30 permanent employees & 30
Membership fees, research projects, industry
Close cooperation with TU Kaiserslautern and© SmartFactoryKL

Membership of SmartFactoryKL

As of: January 1st 2024

© SmartFactoryKL

Digital Supply Chains enable resilience

Disruptions in
supply chains

Customer individual
products

shorter time-tomarket

Open capacities

Ability to Change© SmartFactoryKL

Digital Supply Chains enable resilience

Supply chain

Factory level

Machine level

Agility

Adaptability

Reconfigurability

Dynamic at runtime© SmartFactoryKL

Vision smartMA-X:
Establishment of distributed productionin Kaiserslautern according to Gaia-X
principles in order to be efficiently andsustainably equipped against external
influences.

© SmartFactoryKL

Shared production identifies supply chains at runtime

Factory 1

CAD

SP-Platform

Factory 2

Factory 3
Factory 4

Factory 5

Factory 7

Factory 6

Factory 8© SmartFactoryKL

Data spaces as enablers of Shared Production

Semantic description of required
services

Secure data infrastructure

Semantic description of offered services

Federated service catalogue

Digital representation

Standardized message structure

Digital representation

Standardized interaction patterns

Product

Companies© SmartFactoryKL

Shared Production in Action – I4.0 Language
Service Provider

Service Requester
Service Provider- Product description- offer

Gaia-X Connector© SmartFactoryKL

Aggregation (2)federated catalogue

Aggregation (2)Registry
Registration of the participants (1)catalogue

Negotiation onI4.0-Sprache(VDI/VDE 2193) (3)EDC
Type 2 AAS
Services

ServiceRequester

EDC

Service
Providercatalogue

Type 2 AAS
Services

Decisionalgorithms

Decisionalgorithms

Capabilities

Capabilities© SmartFactoryKL© SmartFactoryKL© SmartFactoryKL© SmartFactoryKL© SmartFactoryKL© SmartFactoryKL© SmartFactoryKL© SmartFactoryKL© SmartFactoryKL

Further Informationwww.smartfactory.de© SmartFactoryKL

Contact

Pascal Rübel

PROJECT LEAD FACTORY-X, TEAM LEAD

Technologie-Initiati ve SmartFactory KL e. V.
Trippstadter Straße 122
67663 Kaiserslautern
Pascal.ruebel@smartfactory.de© SmartFactoryKLNetworking Lunch
13:00 –14:00

Powered by Gaia-X
Lighthouse Projects
14:00 –15:00
Moderator: Petra Makovec, Operations Manager, Gaia-X
Prometheus-X: Matthias De Bièvre, Founder and CEO, VISIONS
Mobility Data Space: Michael Schäfer, CTO, Mobility Data SpaceEONA-X: Dominique Epardeau, Project Director, EONA-X
Health-X: Ronny Stritzke, Software Architect, Bundesdruckerei-Gruppe
Team-X: Jochen Bauer, Global Director Sales & Product Management,
Guntermann & Drunck GmbH
Energy Data-X: Linda Rülicke, Scientific Expert, Fraunhofer
Cooperants: Felix Beckmann, R&T Manager Airbus Operations GmbH

Prometheus-X
Matthias De Bièvre• President, Prometheus-X

Prometheus-X
Infrastructure providers(19 partners)

GAIA-X compliant Building
Blocks
(20 BBs)#GaiaX #MarketX24

Use cases and participants in 2
sectors (skills, smart cities)
30 use cases registered
200 organisations
10 countries

Under one structure and governance todeploy, commercialise and maintain+ 23 m€ to launch

Prometheus-X
skills partners

-GAIA-X Trust
Framework
IDSA protocol
Ecosystem contract
Personal data

Ready to use
components

Data, Services,and Use Case
Marketplace

Configure youruse case

Contractualization
and Negotiation

Personal Data
Intermediary andConsent
Management#GaiaX #MarketX24

Data Space
Connector

General Architecture

Data & Services Layer

Infrastructure Layer

Digital commons Layer#GaiaX #MarketX24

Use cases
Mutalise data
for AI

Personalised
Skills Matching

06

Personalised
learning analytics

05#GaiaX #MarketX24

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Use cases ! 0202

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Personalised
learning

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Decentralised
Skills Analytics

03 03
VR learning
analytics

PINOT

Pathways for International
Networking and Opportunity
Transformation

Use case:●●●

As a Korean
professional, I candigitally share mycredentials,
streamlining my job
applications, andimproving myemployment
prospects
As a Job Matching
service, I can matchregional jobs to aninternational poolof qualified
applicants
As a EU company, I
can quickly verify
Korean applicants’educational

Service
Providers
Match people

Individual
ShareUsers
diplomas and

Data
JobProviders
and tiraing offers

transcripts with EUcompanies/services
for employment

PORTA
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GOVERNAN
CE

IDENTITY

INTEROP

GDPR & CONSENT
INTERNATIONAL
LAWS

Data
Providethe means
Providersfor individuals
to upload/store/share
their data

#GaiaX #MarketX24

Organisation
al End Users
Find professionals
with theskillsets/credentials
for employment

Orchestrator
Set rules/standards,
resolve conflicts,
handle quality
control

MyAI - 4 - Learning

Truly private and personalized and frugal learningassistantService
AIProviders
to personalise

Learner needs●●●

personalized exercises &answers,
based on his personallearning data

learning
recommendations

AI service provider wants to :tune its recommendations
while preserving privacy
and IP●

with energy-efficiency

with relevant
content

learning
recommendations

while preserving his privacy●

ServiceproviderAI tomatch profiles

Individual
Get Users
personalised

HowDatato reconcile these Private AI
in a Personal
interoperability
contradictory
requirements
Data??
Store#GaiaX #MarketX24

PORTA
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GOVERNANC
E

IDENTITY

INTEROP

GDPR & CONSENT

Personal
Data Store

Allow people to findtheir full profile

Data
Providelearning
Providers

traces about theindividual

Orchestrator
Set rules/standards,
resolve conflicts,
handle quality
controlSmart Cities &Personal data

- MIM compliance- Smart Cities use cases- MIM4 Personal Data

#GaiaX #MarketX24

Thank you!
contact@prometheus-x.org

JOIN US AT OUR BOOTH!

Market-X Lighthouse on stage
Mobility Data Space – The Success Story
Michael Schäfer, Managing Director and CTO• Mobility Data SpaceMDS – the formula for sovereign data sharing

Partner &Community=++
Mobility
Data

Trustworthy
infrastructure

Innovations, Products,
Analysis etc.

MDS – Current status and scaling

Connector as aservice

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Slippery Road

Road Safety

MDS – Use Case examples
Description

Focus group

Added value

Use real-timetraffic andenvironmental
data to predict
hazardous
situations

Local and regional
administration,
infrastructure
operators, OEMs

Forecast enables
preventive
measures such as
direct warnings todrivers or reducing
the speed limit inreal time

Display of
combined data
about slippery
roads and accident
events as a heat
map

Local and regional
administration,
infrastructure
operators

Visualization
supports therecognition of andreaction to danger
spots, for example
by increased use ofsnow removal
vehicles

https://mobias.tech/Improve Fleet Management
by Data Sharing

Case
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Better schedule for vehicles and drivers
Predictive maintenance
Cross-fleet routing
Accident prevention

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Cost savings by higher utilization
Online Car Diagnostics
Higher user and customer satisfaction
Recalls

Benefits

Stakeholder• BMW​, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Caruso, Data Floss,
Geotab, LexisNexis, Bridgestone, DRIMAES, Fluctuo,
Hella Gutmann, Arena, …​

MDS
•
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Neutral actor
Manage M:N relationships with one interface
Provisioning and monetization of data
Networking and additional sales channel
Consent management

Threats blockers and opportunities
for data spaces
Data Spaces must deliver on promises• The promise to tear down data silos• The promise to allow brand new Business Models to embark• The promise to empower safe, secure and sovereign data sharing
The way outs
• Strong scaling – Use case, use cases, use cases, …
• Interoperability – GAIA-X & IDSA
• Ease of use – Low code / no code experience• Services – Consent Management, Contract templates, Matching, …

Interoperability by common
registry•••

Now in productive MDS:Manual registration andauthentication of participants
by MDSauthentication granted by thecentral MDS certification
authority
Integrity provided by thecentral MDS DAPS

productive dataspace•••

Coming 2024

Participants’ portal allows self
registration
MDS still authorizes
participants
Improved authentication
mechanism for connectors (nocentral knowledge of private
keys possible)

MDS focus changes from•••

Coming 2025

Introduction of further trust
anchors / registries
Federal registry andinteroperability with otherdataspaces
Objective: 100%
Gaia-X compliant and fullinteroperability w/ other GaiaX compliant data spaces

interoperable dataspace

Unleash Your Data!

EONA-X Mobility, Transport and Tourism
Dataspace

Dominique Epardeau
EONA-X Project Director
Co chairing the GAIA-X LightHouse Working Groupand the Mobility Working GroupBecoming
operational
this
year
Leveraging synergy in mobility, logistics and tourism domains for more
efficiency#GaiaX #MarketX24

EONA-X Members : open to newuse cases and new partners !

Actively involved in the GAIA-X ecosystem : in Working
groups/ technical contribution
Selected Amadeus Platform in 2023 based on the EDC#GaiaX #MarketX24

Currently 18 use cases
identified• 6 operational from 2024
• The Paris 2024 Olympics an accelerator

Flow management
Digital twin

Access / Mobility

Dispatch
applications#GaiaX #MarketX24

Security
Collaboration
withauthorities

Services
Fluidification of
PRM journey

Olympics use case to deliver inJuly 24
Digital Twin

Fleet mgt anddispatch software
Truck
company
Buscompany 3

Authorities

Bus company 1
Dashboard of thedelegation journey in the
airport

Pick
up
areas

Bus company 2

Bus/
Truc
k
rear
base

EONA-X Roadmap
Succeed in the Olympic Games

Service(s) around data quality
and sustainability
Active participationin EU Projects
Supporting cross-border use cases(EDIC)

Welcoming new members

Method for researchingeconomically viable use cases
Conditions for making company data
available for AI training purposesWork on interoperability withother Data Spaces

Data Quality Upgrade Program fortourism : 5 levels
Level 1 : title, description, contact, geolocalisation, opening and closureschedules, price (in several languages)
Level 2 : additional information to better use the data (cooking styles forrestaurant, ranking or label for accommodation, customers typology (as an
example, Apidae listed about 5 000 tags and criterias).
Level 3 : IP rights (mainly for media, sound, pictures, video). This is acomplexity factor for the use of the Point of interest
Level 4 : additional attributes to adapt information to the context (winter/summer description, disability, Sports…).
Level 5 : links and medatata to seek additional inforation in other database,if possible in real teim (availability, transports proximity schedules, snow
level, affluence…)

Sustainable initiatives to measureenvironmental impact
Sharing environment KPI (Carbon
footprint and biodiversity for example)

Thank you!
• Dominique.epardeau@eona-x.eu• https://www.youtube.com/@eona-x• https://eona-x.eu/

Health-X dataLOFT
Ronny Stritzke• Software Architect Bundesdruckerei GmbH

HEALTH-X dataLOFT:​Vision of an European HealthTransformation of primary and secondary health dataspaces• Citizens a active participants in Health Dataspaces• Make data of different sources available• Creating a Health Data Ecosystem• Databased science having Real World Evidence!
Combination and cooperation of existing solutions#GaiaX #MarketX24

HEALTH-X dataLOFT• Federation instead of proactive sharing• Consent is clear and transparent• Open Standards• Additonal Usecases#GaiaX #MarketX24

dataLOFT: ArchitecturePrimary Health Sector

Secondary Health Sector

Electronic Patient Record

Fitness- & Health Data

Use Cases
Citizens,
patients,
etc.

GAIA-X Technology

SGX

FHIR Profile
ID Mgmt /Data Trustee

Clinical Data

Business
Models(Health-X
Innovation
Hub)#GaiaX #MarketX24

IDSA

Citizen-centric Access
Care Apps
Other
Apps

Fitness
Apps

Smart Tracking
DevicesUse Cases: Platform Illustration
Use Case 1

Self-determined everyday
healthClinical
Data

Clinical Companion• Interdisciplinary and cross-sector care
• Personalized therapy recommendation• Individual prevention and healthmaintenance

Fitness- &Health Data

Citizencentered
Data Access

Use Case 2

MedicalProfessionals

CitizensFr
Ko eiga
nt be
ro
lle &

Use Case 3

Personalized Health Services

Electronic
Patient
RecordUse Case 4•

AI based assistants

Secondary use ofdata•

Individually tailored pharmaceutical• „Data donation“care#GaiaX #MarketX24

Scientists

1Natural identities are not compatible with Gaia-X per-se!
Digital copies of ID card data must be protected against
unauthorized reading and modification.

#GaiaX #MarketX24

Data Space with citizen integration#GaiaX #MarketX24

1European Health Data Alliance e.V.
• Association oriented towards the common good, with the goal to further t
he development of citizen centered health data spaces in Europe• Trail Blazer, Think Tank, and Hub for EHDS compliant projects providing​best practices and specifications• Basis for sustained development of data driven health solutions• EHDA is the logical continuation of the HEALTH-X and TEAM-X projects• Founding of the Association under German Law on Dec 4th, 2023

#GaiaX #MarketX24

1

Using eIDAS and D-Trust as qTSP for
GXDCHValidationeID Systems

Timestamps

Seals

Signatures
EU Digital
Identity

Attribute
Certificates

EUDI Wallet
Electronic
Process
RegisterWebsiteAuthentication

Electronic
Archiving
Services

Remote Sealand Signature#GaiaX #MarketX24

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Thank you!
• Ronny Stritzke• ronny.stritzke@bdr.deLighthouse project TEAM-X
Jochen Bauer• C&S GmbH / TEAM-X

TEAM-X aims to unite data providers
and recipients, to make data usable
and to build trust.
Data requestfrom 07.06.2022•

TEAM-X…

•...builds a protected and trusted digital data
ecosystem•...is the basis for future-oriented healthcare
provision•...strengthens the competence and selfdetermination of citizens in dealing with their data•...can serve as an example as a solution for all till now
unused medical data•...empowers SMEs to develop and market data-driven
business models, products and services

UK Erlangen
Breastcancer register

Verified

Responsible:
Prof. Dr. Peter Fasching
Fasching@uker.de

The request is fully encrypted. All data willbe transmitted pseudonymously
The request is still valid for 28 days

Check Details

ACCEPT#GaiaX #MarketX24

Data request

participated on 09.06.2022

Participated
The following data was provided
for specific purposes:• Demographics• Treatment data
• Blood results

Provide data also to
the central register>

The transmission was fully encrypted. Alldata were transmitted pseudonymously

CONFIRM

Digital Responsibility Goals®

Measurable criteria for transparency and comparability create trust.
Guiding Criteria

Metric Assessment

DRG Dashboard#GaiaX #MarketX24

TEAM-X develops these solutions
based on two real and highly
relevant use cases:

Women's health
Breast cancer care:
Data from inpatient and outpatient careduring the course of the disease. Dataexchange and communication between
patients, physicians, and health careproviders.

#GaiaX #MarketX24&

digital care platform
Inpatient care for the elderly:
Data from nursing documentation and sensors

Health location household:For a self-determined and data-sovereign life
in old age

Cloud infrastructure
GaiaCLOUD for use case care
IoT potentials in inpatient and homecare are connected - for example via(SENSE)-WoT and EEBus - always underpatient control.

GaiaONE

Client collects data on health, activity
and preferences manually or
automatically. If required, it can bemade available to a doctor, care service
or support system.

Clients
Cloud

IoT

Use of the Gaia-X technology stack andnetworking with the existing C&S
platform.

Features:• Self-sovereign identities• Data sharing can be set orwithdrawn by the client at will
• Sharing of data fully documented

GaiaONE

Doctor, counselor, relatives, therapist
The client decides which data she wants to release for which target
group and for which occasion.

#GaiaX #MarketX24

Decentralized infrastructure
GaiaONE for use case women's healthIntegration of innovative patientcentered diagnostics and homemonitoring methods.

GaiaONE

Various documents, medical reports anddata from different clinical disciplines
are stored in a local database.

Patients
IoT
Features:• Synchronized across all devices• Scalable memory and computing
power• Data stored redundantly andsecurely• Keys private and local• Data encrypted at all times• Data sharing seamlessly
documented

Cloud

GaiaONE

Interdisciplinary doctors
Digital tool supports data exchange and communication in longitudinal
care.

#GaiaX #MarketX24

Interfaces to primary systems (PMS,
HIS, ...) and other infrastructures (e.g.
telematics infrastructure) + Value added
services such as federated learning andAI.

Go-live Plan as Gaia-X compliant project& GXDCH elements#GaiaX #MarketX24

Thank you!
• jochenbauer@cs-ag.de

Energy data space for data exchange in Gaia-X
Linda Rülicke, Fraunhofer IEE• energy data-X

energy data-X

A Future Powered by Data
Current challenge• Isolated data in closed data silos is slowing down
innovation and new business models in the energy
sectorenergy data-X as a bridge to the digital future• Cross-sector, interoperable integration of renewableenergies• Ensuring grid stability through free and sovereign
data exchange• Realizing efficiency gains through central process
handling

Bridging the Gap• Basis for new business models

energy data-X

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With energy data-X, we are Laying the Foundation for a
Sustainable Data Economy in the Energy Industry
Project budget:€ 9.5 m7th Energy research
program of BMWK

energy data-X•

Establishment of an Energy Data Space in Gaia-X as the basis for a sovereign
data exchange.

•

Shared Data Space for cross-actor digital business models and innovations•

Cyber resilience aspects for data exchange of critical infrastructures•

Two exemplary use cases for the evaluation of a Data Space prototype

Network operators and users

Consortium lead

Research, ICT,
standardization

*

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* associatedProject duration 3 years
Oct. 2023

Q3 2026

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First Use Cases in the Data Space With Improved Data
Availability

Improve quality of balancing group management

Automated visibility of decentral flexibilities Direct transmission of measured values in fine temporal
granularity
 Short-term reactions of the balancing group manager/supplier
to deviations
 Short-term estimation of the balancing group management quality

 Integration of flexibility sources Demonstration of the provision of flexibility for the energy
system based on automated processes Transfer concept for further flexibility options for other actors
and assets (e.g. heat pumps)



Faster integration of renewable energies to achieve climate targets
Dampening grid expansion cost
Increasing security of supply
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Outlook: Data-Based Business Models as Drivers of theEnergy Transition
 energy data-X as the nucleus of a Data Space in
the German Energy Industry
 Cross-value chain data exchange in the energy
Grafik Gaia-X: BMWK

sectorVerbrauch /Erzeugung

ErzeugungVerteilung

Transport

 Value chain networking of different sectors
 Basis for sovereign data networking at EU level Increasing integration of artificial intelligence Development of further new business models ofBusiness
Model
Canvasmarket participants across sectors

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Thank You
Linda Rülicke
Scientific Expert Digital Ecosystems
T+49 (0)561-72941604
Elinda.ruelicke@iee.fraunhofer.deFraunhofer-Institut für Energiewirtschaft
und Energiesystemtechnik IEE
Joseph-Beuys-Straße 834117 Kassel,

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Five Federated Services as an Entry Point to the Energy
Data Space
Identity & Trust

Energy Data Space

Compliance
What rules exist for data exchange,e.g. which data/services may be
used by which participant for what
purpose and for how long

What identity do participants have,
how do they gain access, e.g. whatmarket role does a participant have,is the participant really who theyclaim to bePortal/API(Clearinghouse)

Service Offering /Federated Catalogue

Registration/onboarding in the data
space
Machine to machine communication via
APIs for automated access todata/services(How are services billed?)

Description of the data/services offeredaccording to an agreed data model
Finding the data/services you arelooking for via a catalog that describes
the data and, for example, its granularity

Data Sovereignty Service / Connector

Access to the data space, which also implements the rules
on who may use which data and with what level of security,e.g. regulated grid operators with different rights than acompeting energy service provider/distributor

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Thank you!
Linda Rülicke, Scientific Expert Digital Ecosystems
Fraunhofer-Institut für Energiewirtschaft und Energiesystemtechnik IEE
linda.ruelicke@iee.fraunhofer.deenergy data-X

COOPERANTS – Gaia-X Lighthouse Project
Aeronautics and Space
Felix Beckmann
R&T Manager
Airbus Operations GmbH

From the current co-development process…
Collaboration
MissionConcept

Contracting, Project- and Progress Tracking
Equipment
Manufacturing

Supplier Equipment Engineering
SystemArchitecture

Requirements
Management

Functional
Engineering

SystemDesignDiscipline
Analysis

AIT Support
Functional
Integration & Test

Electrical
Integration & Test

Electrical Engineering

MechanicalEngineering

Mission Execution / Operations

ERP Enterprise Ressource
Planning

MechanicalIntegration & Test

Configuration Backbone
Result Data Backbone
Design Data Backbone
Data Backbone

Customer involvement

Supplier / external value creation

ADS internal value creation

LaunchOps Support

…via COOPERANTS and digitizing processes inaerospace…

#GaiaX #MarketX24

…to the future of continuous collaboration

Thank you!
• Contact Details

Interactive Expo
15:00 –16:30

Joined Gaia-X Lighthouses Booth Programme

Gaia-X Booth Programme

15:10 – Structura-X

15:10 – 15:30 What is the value of sprints? How to collaborate?

15:20 – Omega-X

16:00 – 16:20 All about Gaia-X Working Groups

15:30 – Prometheus-X
15:40 – Euprogigant

Note: You can find us at the Gaia-X booth on the 13th of March

15:50 – Eona-X

as well, during the breaks!

16:00 – Boot-X
16:10 – Accurate

12:30 – 12:50 Gaia-X Ecosystems

16:20 – Gaia-X mobiliy4future

15:00 – 15:20 All about Gaia-X Membership

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Tour 1 & 2 | 3:15 pm
Tour 3 & 4 | 3:45 pm

Meeting point isroom SPECTRUM

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