The Smart City Energy Platform supports cities to develop new strategies and opportunities for sustainable energy transitions. Smart City Energy is based on the flexible framework iGUESS 2.0 developed by LIST. Smart City Energy enables cities to explore potentials for renewable energy, energy savings, green roofs, and identifies risks regarding urban heat islands and energy poverty. Smart City Energy allows to develop and test measures for Sustainable Energy Action Plans to assess CO2 emissions over time and identify opportunities for energy exchange within a city

The iGUESS Software Framework Team

• Christian Braun (Geocomputation and modelling expert, OGC web services)
• Ulrich Leopold (iGUESS Manager, Geocomputaton expert, Geostatistics)
• Mickaël Stefas (Geospatial Software Development)
• Philippe Pinheiro (Geospatial Software Development)
• Arturo Torres (Expert in Geospatial Temporal Modelling and Simulation, Uncertainty Propagation)
• Sukriti Bhattacharya (Distributed Computing Framework, GeoAI)

Former team members

• Olivier Baume (Gecomputation expert, statistical modelling)
• Christopher Eykamp (Geospatial Software Developer)
• Rui Martins (Energy expert)
• Luís de Sousa (Geospatial Software Architecture and Development, modelling expert, OGC web services, PyWPS)
• Matteo De Stefano (Geospatial Software Development, Meta Data Services)
• Alessio Mastrucci (Energy modelling expert, statistical modelling)
• Patrik Hitzelberger (Database expert)
• Maël Cornil (Geospatial Software Development)
• Francesco Bongiovanni (Distributed Computing Framework)

Students

• Calin Ciociu (Computer Science, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg)
• Luisa Egenlauf (Geography, University of Heidelberg, Germany)
• Jovial Matshazi (UNESCO-IHE, University of Delft, Netherlands)
• Susanna Salvucci (Architecture, University Marche, Italy)
• Kerry Schiel (Geography, University of Luxembourg)
• Florent Zajda (Paris Graduate School of Digital Innovation (Epitech), University of Nancy, France)

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