ODAS is aimed to gather PhD students and young scientists (less than 35 years old) from ONERA and DLR, in order to foster scientific and personal exchanges between both research establishments. The attendance is limited to ONERA and DLR speakers and close colleagues, in order to keep a workshop format and spirit; some outside speakers may be invited in order to provide an external point of view. Participation of senior scientists is welcome as well.

In aerospace, digital twins offer transformative benefits by improving aircraft design, optimizing maintenance, and enhancing operational efficiency. This technology is shaping the future of aerospace innovation, making systems smarter, safer, and more cost-effective. ODAS 2025 will bring together a community of ONERA and DLR researchers from diverse disciplines, including engineering, computer science, physics and materials science. This interdisciplinary collaboration will provide a platform to share recent advancements, foster innovation, and identify potential synergies across fields.

• Digital twins in aircraft design: Flight physics, structures, engines, systems, …
• Digital twins in sensors design: Environments and scenes simulations, …
• Digital twins in experimental infrastructures: Data assimilation and model reduction,…
• Digital twins in testing and certification
• Digital twins in manufacturing
• Digital twins in operations: HMI, MRO, ATM, airports, …