Divided Nations and Transitional Justice

Han, Sheng; Daejung, Kim; Weizsaecker, Richard Von

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“…This increase demands for energy management systems to reduce the energy consumption. A full implemented system requires a welldeveloped hardware infrastructure, a middleware and its supporting software with an interactive interface for the user [1]. A smart-building energy system should be able to provide a low-latency and user-friendly control system for managing versatile appliances in a building.…”

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Design and implementation of a multi-standard event-driven energy management system for smart buildings

Khajenasiri

Patti

Jahn

et al. 2014

2014 IEEE 3rd Global Conference on Consumer Electronics (GCCE)

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This paper presents the design and implementation of a multi-standard energy management system, which leverages heterogeneous devices to convert existing buildings into Smart Buildings. Its main purpose is to increase the energy efficiency of buildings providing user awareness to promote green behaviors. The proposed solution has been designed to enable interoperability across different standards and protocols in order to develop applications with which end users can interact with the system. Finally, a web portal and a smartphone application to give feedback and to view environmental information are presented

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Design and implementation of a multi-standard event-driven energy management system for smart buildings

Khajenasiri

Patti

Jahn

et al. 2014

2014 IEEE 3rd Global Conference on Consumer Electronics (GCCE)

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“…With the rapid development of smart grid and the deepening of the AMI system，smart home and its energy efficiency management are increasingly becoming the research and application focuses of the power distribution and utilization communication network for smart grid [1][2][3].…”

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Research on the Information Interface at the Demand Side in Smart Grid

2013

AMM

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In this paper, with the information analysis at the demand side in smart grid, two interactive modes and four interface protocols in application layer have been proposed according whether the main station exists or not. With comprehensively reviewing the smart electricity businesses related with power consumers, this paper defined the requirement and interaction content and four kinds of Web Service interface protocols in the application layer. Meanwhile, examples of information exchange in the actual scenarios was carried out. The results in this paper can impel the construction of smart electricity service system, enhance the user QoS and comprehensively intelligentize the demand response to a certain extent.

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Critique of Reflective Modern Theory in Contemporary Political Science

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2020

Mediaforum

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The article studies the main lines of criticism of the theory of reflexive modernism. It is proved that in modern political science it unfolds around certain provisions of the theory of reflexive modernism. It is substantiated that Eurocentrism of the definition and interpretation of reflexive Art Nouveau, characteristic of the studies of U. Beck, A. Giddens, and J. Habermas, is criticized. A critical attitude towards eurocentrism of reflexive modernism provoked the formation of the idea of the probability and reality of the multiplicity of modernities (for example, Asian concepts of compressed modernity and enhanced modernization). It is proved that the most important vectors of criticism of the theory of reflexive modernism are: (1) the role and functions of political time and chronopolitics in different cultures and political systems; (2) the functional characteristics of political actors, primarily the state and citizen; (3) the scientific position according to which political and politics in the framework of the realities of reflexive modernism cannot remain in a stable form, therefore it is inevitable to identify new institutional characteristics of modernity that significantly expand the concept of radical modernism; (4) the need to clarify such a characteristic feature of reflective modernity as changing the system of control over the means of violence; (5) the search for the limits of application of the theory of reflexive modernism in the study of political processes in the modern world.

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Divided Nations and Transitional Justice

Cited by 3 publications

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Design and implementation of a multi-standard event-driven energy management system for smart buildings

Design and implementation of a multi-standard event-driven energy management system for smart buildings

Research on the Information Interface at the Demand Side in Smart Grid

Critique of Reflective Modern Theory in Contemporary Political Science

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