Requirements Development of Energy Management System for a Unit in Smart Campus

Kusakabe, Shigeru; Lin, Hsin; Omori, Yoichi; Araki, Keijiro

doi:10.1109/iiai-aai.2014.89

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“…Kusakabe et al [9] discuss a trial case of requirements development aimed at improving the Energy Management System in the campus of the Kyushu University, Japan. For that purpose, software engineering techniques were used under the goal of increasing the awareness and involvement of members for smart energy management.…”

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“…Similarly to [7] and [8], our design integrates an Ambient Intelligence approach to pursue energetic sustainability and contribute to the optimal use of the physical resources in the campus. Moreover, as in [9], we identified a set of system requirements and proposed the design of a Smart Study Room that, like all the works described in this section, significantly relies on users' behaviors to determine its operation. In our work, (i) the system requirements are identified through a survey addressed to the users of the study room; (ii) the proposed system achieves users' awareness about their energy consumption by means of real-time visualizations; and (iii) includes the users' explicit feedback to determine its operation.…”

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On the design of an energy and user aware study room

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2017 IEEE PES Innovative Smart Grid Technologies Conference Europe (ISGT-Europe)

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Energetic sustainability on university campuses relies on the efficiency and smartness of the energy systems, as well as the behavior of its users. The aim of this work is to identify the requirements and propose the design of a Smart Study Room that, besides relying on users' awareness about their energy consumption, might also rely on their feedback about issues that could affect the optimal use of the study room resources. This concept is presented in the paper as two-way awareness. To determine the requirements, a survey was conducted among 61 university students to understand: (i) their usual behavior at the study room; (ii) their complaints about the study room; (iii) the set of users' behaviors that, in their opinion, have a negative impact on the energy consumption; and (iv) the information of the study room that they would find useful and interesting to visualize. Based on the results of this survey the design of the smart study room was developed and presented.

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On the design of an energy and user aware study room

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2017

2017 IEEE PES Innovative Smart Grid Technologies Conference Europe (ISGT-Europe)

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“…There was a case involving the requirement to improve the energy management system on campus, as an emerging area of institutional research, by the use of engineering techniques to increase member awareness and involvement for smart energy management (Kusakabe et al, 2014).…”

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Application of an Energy Management System via the Internet of Things on a University Campus

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This study developed an energy management system (EMS) via internet-of-things (IOT) for lighting control on a university campus in Taiwan. The system structure of EMS was composed of five layers: a network layer using WebAccess, an application layer using software and controllers, a control layer using remote I/O, an equipment layer using the lighting equipment, and a perception layer using light sensors. The proposed system for lighting control on a university campus was completed successfully and running smoothly online. This study provides valuable reference in engineering and technology education employed in training and development programs.

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Requirements Development of Energy Management System for a Unit in Smart Campus

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