Add portable building apps use case draft #132
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Use case call on 29.6.: |
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@mlagally I should be able to attend the next call (I have it listed on my calendar as July 13th @ 8am Pacific?). Apologies for being away; I'm in the middle of moving to a new state to begin a new position |
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| * virtual metering (calculating the energy or power consumption of a subsystem that is not directly metered) | ||
| * building performance measurement and energy audits | ||
| * predictive occupancy, energy consumption models | ||
| * high-performance "sequences of operations" for various subsystems, such as HVAC |
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Please clarify what is meant by that
| * high-performance "sequences of operations" for various subsystems, such as HVAC | ||
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| There is still significant cost in deploying these applications because of the effort required to customize and configure their operation for each individual building. | ||
| While ontologies exist for describing sensors and the data they produce and for describing the spatial topology of buildings, the applications above require modeling the context of data sources that are embedded **within** building subsystems. |
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Is this related to SSN and features of interest?
Geospatial relationship?
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| There is still significant cost in deploying these applications because of the effort required to customize and configure their operation for each individual building. | ||
| While ontologies exist for describing sensors and the data they produce and for describing the spatial topology of buildings, the applications above require modeling the context of data sources that are embedded **within** building subsystems. | ||
| Therefore, there is a need to model the topology and composition of building subsystems, including HVAC systems, lighting systems, electrical systems, domestic water systems and hot and chilled water systems. |
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this triggers requirements for a module concept and graphs for modeling the topology and composition of things
Addresses the request in #121
Happy to take comments, suggestions, questions and critiques!