Iot application for energy poverty detection based on thermal comfort monitoring
The development of a datalogger for identifying Energy Poverty (EP) using thermal comfort monitoring is described in this work. There is not a uniform definition of EP, and no global recommendations indicating the thermal comfort characteristics that should be utilized to identify EP. Most Internet...
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description | The development of a datalogger for identifying Energy Poverty (EP) using thermal comfort monitoring is described in this work. There is not a uniform definition of EP, and no global recommendations indicating the thermal comfort characteristics that should be utilized to identify EP. Most Internet of Things (IoT)-based systems designed for EP identification measure energy consumptions (electricity and gas). There is a lack of works that use IoT-based systems to identify EP through the monitoring of thermal comfort parameters. To address the deficiencies discovered in the identification of EP from the perspective of thermal efficiency, an IoT-based monitoring system was designed, developed, and tested. A first pilot was installed in a household in Getafe. A full month of temperature, relative humidity, and CO2 concentration measurements were utilized to evaluate the system, which was then compared to a commercial system. The results revealed that the new IoT-based approach was very dependable and may be used to accurately monitor EP-related parameters. |
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spelling | doaj.art-e1e01d7045d64f3b96228c5d0b4c4a562023-02-03T04:59:49ZengElsevierHeliyon2405-84402023-01-0191e12943Iot application for energy poverty detection based on thermal comfort monitoringAscensión López-Vargas0Agapito Ledezma-Espino1Corresponding author.; Control Learning and Optimization Group, Computer Science and Engineering Department, University Carlos III of Madrid. Leganes, Madrid, SpainControl Learning and Optimization Group, Computer Science and Engineering Department, University Carlos III of Madrid. Leganes, Madrid, SpainThe development of a datalogger for identifying Energy Poverty (EP) using thermal comfort monitoring is described in this work. There is not a uniform definition of EP, and no global recommendations indicating the thermal comfort characteristics that should be utilized to identify EP. Most Internet of Things (IoT)-based systems designed for EP identification measure energy consumptions (electricity and gas). There is a lack of works that use IoT-based systems to identify EP through the monitoring of thermal comfort parameters. To address the deficiencies discovered in the identification of EP from the perspective of thermal efficiency, an IoT-based monitoring system was designed, developed, and tested. A first pilot was installed in a household in Getafe. A full month of temperature, relative humidity, and CO2 concentration measurements were utilized to evaluate the system, which was then compared to a commercial system. The results revealed that the new IoT-based approach was very dependable and may be used to accurately monitor EP-related parameters.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2405844023001500Internet of thingsFuel povertyEnergy povertySensorsThermal comfortMonitoring |
spellingShingle | Ascensión López-Vargas Agapito Ledezma-Espino Iot application for energy poverty detection based on thermal comfort monitoring Heliyon Internet of things Fuel poverty Energy poverty Sensors Thermal comfort Monitoring |
title | Iot application for energy poverty detection based on thermal comfort monitoring |
title_full | Iot application for energy poverty detection based on thermal comfort monitoring |
title_fullStr | Iot application for energy poverty detection based on thermal comfort monitoring |
title_full_unstemmed | Iot application for energy poverty detection based on thermal comfort monitoring |
title_short | Iot application for energy poverty detection based on thermal comfort monitoring |
title_sort | iot application for energy poverty detection based on thermal comfort monitoring |
topic | Internet of things Fuel poverty Energy poverty Sensors Thermal comfort Monitoring |
url | http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2405844023001500 |
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