Community¶

The team behind the OpenIPSL is proud to share this project as an open source project. We hope to create a strong community around this library for Power System modeling.

Let’s build the future of Power System modeling. To get involved, share your ideas, and collaborate with us, head to our Contributing Home.

Project Contributors¶

The iPSL¶

The original library (iTesla Power System Library, iPSL) was developed by the consortium behind the iTesla project, with the following partners:

Since the end of the iTesla project, the project has been forked into the OpenIPSL project by the SmarTS Lab research group. Our goal is to foster a larger community and include external collaborators to the development of the library.

The OpenIPSL¶

SmarTS Lab’s people¶

SmarTS Lab is a research group at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden. You can learn more about our research on our departments webpage or on Luigi’s website. We were participating in the iTesla project and several people have contributed to this Modelica library. Here is a complete list of the contributor (alphabetical order):

Achour Amazouz
Maxime Baudette
Tetiana Bogodorova
Francisco Gomez
Giuseppe Laera
Jan Lavenius
Md. Ahsan Adib Murad
Joan R. Mussons
Le Qi
Tin Rabuzin
Luigi Vanfretti
Mengjia Zhang

Other Collaborators¶

Thanks to the following people who have contributed patches, new code or given us helpful suggestions:

Dietmar Winkler (HSN, Norway, @dietmarw)

Talk to Us¶

The team of collaborators involved in the development of the OpenIPSL can be reached at openipsl@googlegroups.com.

For more information about contributing to this repository, please head to Contributing.