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Introducing Work Package 3: Open Digital Platform for HERA! WP3 is all about creating an innovative Open and transferable Digital Platform (ODP) that revolutionizes aircraft design. This platform integrates model-based system engineering (MBSE) solutions capturing every system dimension and requirement, alongside a product lifecycle management (PLM) system and integrated behavioural models. The result? A versatile ODP that not only captures aircraft behaviour, but also ensures accessibility and transferability to other digital environments through open-source interfaces (e.g. FMI, DCP, TLM), exchange formats (e.g. SysML, SSP), scripting languages (e.g. Python), and API availability. In addition, this ODP will allow the smart and efficient management of large amounts of data and the use of high-performance computing (HPC) capabilities to support the creation of fast large-scale verifications and reduced order models (ROM) /surrogate models, which may become valid, non-proprietary methods. One of the objectives of WP3 is to seamlessly integrate hybrid electric aircraft block models developed in other Clean Aviation HER pillar projects. In collaboration with Leonardo and Airbus Defence and Space, these block models support the integration and verification of novel Hybrid Electric Regional aircraft concepts, fostering a neutral approach to proprietary solutions, whilst not depending on a single specific commercial software. At the forefront of WP3 stands the Siemens Team, comprising the Siemens Technology department and the Headquarter of the Simulation and Testing Solutions (STS) business unit of Siemens Digital Industries. With a track record in developing industrial digitalized engineering platforms (ranging from PLM, SDM, optimization, simulation, MBSE up to physical testing) and fostering open and competitive software ecosystems, the Siemens Team enriches WP3 with expertise and resources. Leading the charge in WP3 is Philippe Barabinot, who has a background in Mathematics (Numerical Analysis) and Physics from the University of Paris VI. Philippe's journey in research engineering spans over 25 years, with extensive experience in Simulation within the Aerospace domain. As the work package leader, Philippe brings immense expertise to the table to guide the development of the ODP. Stay tuned for more updates as we delve deeper into the intricacies of WP4 in two weeks time and take a look at our first application case. 

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