Scenario Analysis of the Impact of a Power Outage to the Transport Infrastructure in The Selected Area

Chovančíková, Nikola; Hoterová, Katarína

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2021.07.128

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“…These factors contribute to the vulnerability of the electric power infrastructure, leading to interruptions in power supply. In the event of a power outage, the transport infrastructure, including road and rail networks, can be severely affected, disrupting the movement of people and goods [27,28]. Additionally, this disruption can lead to significant challenges, such as people being stranded on roads while trying to return from work, schools, or offices [9].…”

Section: Business Intelligence and Sustainability In Power Managementmentioning

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“…Furthermore, the emergence of mobile application technology has opened new opportunities for enhancing enterprise energy management and promoting innovative approaches. Through the electric energy service management platform, enterprises can conveniently monitor their energy consumption and gain a comprehensive understanding of their power supply and distribution infrastructure [28,30]. However, the effective management of a Net Zero Energy Building (NZEB) within the smart grid framework can sometimes face challenges due to discrepancies between demand and supply, influenced by consumer behaviour and weather conditions [25,27,31].…”

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Framework for Project Sustainability for Power Installations Using Business Intelligence Approach: A Systematic Literature Review

Esiefarienrhe,

Maine

2023

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The growing concerns about environmental sustainability and energy conservation have led to increased interest in optimizing electricity consumption and billing processes in various projects. This research article presents a comprehensive study on the development and application of Business Intelligence (BI) frameworks for enhancing project sustainability through data-driven energy management. Through the integration of BI tools and techniques, this research investigates the analysis of electricity consumption patterns, billing accuracy, and cost-effectiveness in diverse project contexts. The article emphasizes the significance of data preprocessing, statistical analysis, and predictive modelling in uncovering valuable insights to support informed decision-making. Additionally, the review examines the concept of project sustaibility, emphasizing its significance in achieving desired outcomes, meeting stakeholder expectations, and ensuring the project’s viability in an ever-changing environment. Traditional project management approaches often fail to adequately address sustainability concerns, leading to project failures or limited long-term impact. Hence, the review highlights the growing importance of leveraging BI-driven frameworks to enhance project sustainability in various sectors, including in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) domain. The Systematic literature review (SLR) method was used involving the scooping of 230 articles from over 8 global academic databases. With the use of exclusion criteria, only 61 articles were used in the study. The analysis of the articles shows that 57% were journal articles, 39% were conference proceedings, 2% were thesis/dissertations and 2% were generic. Within the scope of this literature review, key terms and keywords were identified to provide insights into the development of a novel BI-driven framework for project sustainability. Consequently, future research directions are identified to further explore the integration of renewable energy sources, AI and machine learning applications, and behaviour-based energy management strategies within BI frameworks for sustainable project outcomes. This review lays the foundation for future research endeavours in developing innovative BI-driven frameworks that foster sustainable practices and contribute to a greener and more resilient future across diverse industries and projects.

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Section: Business Intelligence and Sustainability In Power Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Business Intelligence and Sustainability In Power Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Framework for Project Sustainability for Power Installations Using Business Intelligence Approach: A Systematic Literature Review

Esiefarienrhe,

Maine

2023

ijcs

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Scenario Analysis of the Impact of a Power Outage to the Transport Infrastructure in The Selected Area

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Framework for Project Sustainability for Power Installations Using Business Intelligence Approach: A Systematic Literature Review

Framework for Project Sustainability for Power Installations Using Business Intelligence Approach: A Systematic Literature Review

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