Optimally Automated Home Management for Smart Grid System Using Sensor Networks: Gaza Strip as a Case Study

Hamouda, Yousef E. M.; Dwedar, Sohib J. I.

doi:10.1007/s40866-020-00089-1

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“…In this sense, Figure 7 presents the steps involved in the processes of electric energy management in buildings identified in this SLR. Five necessary steps for an energy management system were established: identification of energy uses [6,16]; assessment of energy consumption [3,7,20]; monitoring energy consumption [49,55]; performance evaluation [4,76]; and implementation of improvements [2,72]. Figure 7 represents the relationship between the steps of the proposed energy management process based on this SLR.…”

Section: Elements Of the Energy Management Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Studies that use sensors or smart meters to obtain actual consumption data analyzed models or energy management systems in real time [61,76]. These studies mostly deal with the problem of demand-side energy management, through consumption monitoring, equipment control, and feedback strategies, especially in residential and office buildings.…”

Section: Determining Electric Power Consumptionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Based on the studies by Alhasnawi et al [4], Dell'isola et al [7], and Lin [9], we sought to identify the main characteristics of the architectures of the Internet of Things systems used in the studies selected in this SLR, as shown in Table 11. Sixteen studies were identified that use or suggest some type of measurement to collect real energy consumption data from buildings (data capture), including the measurement process [20,76], sub-measurement [53,68], and both [6,66]. In this scenario, the capture of energy consumption data occurs through sensors [3], energy meters [68], smart meters [8], and smart appliances [15], as described by the authors.…”

Section: Iot Application Across Energy Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For example, Chen and Lin [8] and Lin [9] used applications based on the ThingSpeak web platform, and Alhasnawi et al [4] and Mahapatra, Moharana, and Leung [67] used applications based on the Node-Red platform. In another example, Hamouda and Dwedar [76] and Chang et al [68] developed studies based on local application development (prototype, automation module).…”

Section: Iot Application Across Energy Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Electric Energy Management in Buildings Based on the Internet of Things: A Systematic Review

de Oliveira Cavalcanti,

Pimenta

2023

Energies

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The purpose of this paper is to uncover how the process of managing electricity in buildings based on the Internet of Things occurs. In particular, the work seeks to depict the factors affecting electricity consumption and management, as well as the application of the Internet of Things in energy management. A systematic literature review is used to examine the breadth of the electric energy management literature, encompassing bibliometric and thematic analysis based on an established procedure. The findings show the evolution of this field within key research networks with a few papers covering important elements of energy management, such as energy use, consumption and monitoring, assessment, and planning, in an integrative manner. Within this field, lacking in theory and practice, the originality of the work is the assembly of electric energy management into a conceptual framework based on real-time consumption and the Internet of Things (IoT). Indeed, the framework brings together the breadth of factors affecting consumption, energy use, and improvements that have been dispersed across the literature into one place. This framework, therefore, represents a stage towards an integrative view of IoT electric energy management and subsequent enhancement of theory and energy efficiency adoption.

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