Dr. Dominic Maurath joint the Energy Research Institute at NTU, ERI@N in 2012 where he works with the Sustainable Buildings Technology Team. He leads the ICT and ASIC group, mainly doing applied and translational research on advanced metering and buildings controls and user behaviour, as well as distributed computing and data analytics in the domain of smart and micro grids. He holds several patents and has 50+ publications, he was awarded at the Texas Instruments Analog Design Contest (2011), achieved best paper awards at international IEEE conferences, and is active as a reviewer in several IEEE Journals and Conferences.
Presentation Title
Automated Energy Data Correlation for Identification of Heterogeneous Loads and Energy Efficiency
Abstract
The mixture of renewable energy will play an essential role in smart cities and communities in the near future. The automatic control and management system of numerous single buildings need to be merged for central control and optimization, aiming to minimize resource consumption. Highly coordinated, secure, and resilient data flow, storage, and control are key elements to enable higher level features such as predictive maintenance, load forecasting, and demand response. In order to implement and optimize such distributed and complex control systems, integrated networking and big-data solutions are essential.