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Title Evaluation of the Need for and Design of a City Energy Operations System
ID_Doc 43461
Authors Piette, MA; Singh, R; Prakash, AK
Title Evaluation of the Need for and Design of a City Energy Operations System
Year 2019
Published
DOI 10.1145/3363459.3363539
Abstract There is growing interest in city and community scale energy efficiency goals across the US and around the world [1]. Forward thinking developers are expressing interest in developing methods to track the actual operations of new urban developments and campuses. Local governments and developers are exploring how to ensure that the built infrastructure, including buildings, transportation, energy generation and storage assets, is not only designed for energy efficiency, but operates efficiently as well. There is a need for city and district scale tools to support energy analysis from design through operations. Smart city data analytics is a growing area of interest in the smart city technology space. However, while there is enthusiasm for the concept of smart city energy analytics, there is a lack of common semantic data models, interoperable systems, and methods to collect data and support decision-making for operating multi-building city- and districtscale energy systems. Urban developers are asking broad questions about how such a system might be designed, built, valued, maintained, and optimized. This paper describes ongoing research to explore and define a City or District Energy Operations System (CityEOS).
Author Keywords City Energy; Building energy efficiency; Mobility and energy; Energy generation and storage; City data exchange; distributed energy resources; district energy systems; decision science
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S)
EID WOS:000524260000013
WoS Category Green & Sustainable Science & Technology; Engineering, Civil
Research Area Science & Technology - Other Topics; Engineering
PDF https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3363459.3363539
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