Based on existing methods and experience from former projects, this paper describes a method for the systematic description of use cases for smart charging of electric vehicles to enable a uniform understanding of all actors involved and to guarantee application-oriented usability. The method consists of the business use case level and the technical use case level which describe the use case in a structured layout. The method was applied in four clusters of the project unIT-e². This paper presents the respective use case method and provides an overview of the developed use cases.

P2-13 Design and Application of the unIT-e² Project Use Case Methodology

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