9. Commonalities
Green Building Smart Building
Integrated design
Individual comfort control
Indoor environmental quality
Productive workplace
Flexibility
Energy efficiency
Automatic climate response
Advanced controls
Eco-friendly materials
Advanced security
and communications
systems
Advanced structural
system
Water efficiency
Ecological site
planning
Transportation
efficiency
10.
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12. Wireless Measurement & Control
Objective:
Study how small multi-modal sensing technology could affect
the operation of buildings
Motivation
Wireless (50-90% of sensor cost
due to wiring)
Small, could be embedded or
attached to furniture, ceiling tiles,
walls (“smart dust”)
Self locating, could also be used to
keep track of furniture and
equipment
Low cost (>$5 possible)
13. Wireless Measurement & Control
Issues
Power sources
What to do with additional
data points?
Method
Collaboration with other
UCB research groups
Sensor development
Computer simulations of
sensor networks
Demonstration projects on
UCB campus
Cover briefly – described in detail at the Oct ’99 meeting and in the Summary Report.
Full copy of the survey included in the Report’s Appendix.
- simple graphical tools highlighting basic concepts
- technical overviews explaining process, benefits and limitations
- detailed summaries of research on UFAD and related technologies
- guidelines for applying the technology
- case studies of existing systems