Data-Driven Green Design Case Studies - Dominique Davison
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Presentation on as part of the demonstration of PlanIT Impact, a smart gigabit application from Kansas City for enable data-driven green design. Part of the US Ignite Wednesday morning sessions at the 2017 Smart Cities Connect conference in Austin Texas.
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Data-Driven Green Design Case Studies - Dominique Davison
- 1. The problem: Source: 2030 Challenge BUILDINGS CAN BEGood news:By Sector (US) CO2 Emissions Buildings 44.6% Transport 34.3% Industry 21.1% Buildings 47.6% Transport 28.1% Industry 24.4% Energy Usage By Sector (US)
- 2. The solution: MAKE NET-ZERO: ACCESSIBLE & AFFORDABLE OUR MISSION ACHIEVABLE
- 4. OPEN DATADIGITAL MODELS The application:
- 5. Fitting into the Smart Cities Data Cycle Foster positive competition
- 6. Case Study: Driving Change Through Early, Actionable Insight PRE - DEVELOPMENT VS. POST DEVELOPED CONDITION This project is comparing X square feet of impervious to reducing it to XX sq ft of pervious pavement. The Simple Payback of this change is XX years. 1.
- 7. Energy Usage Add LEDs save $190,000 in annual operating costs with a 4.5 year payback IECC 2012 + Status Quo $520,000 in total annual operating costs Improved Insulation save $70,000 in annual operating costs
- 8. Stormwater Management Impervious to Porous Parking Surface 14% improvement of retention
- 9. Water Usage save 620,000gallons of water annually with a 4 month payback Switch to Water Sense fixtures
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- Are these net zero building?? Who did this and what it the source of the image? The message of Affordable, accessible and achievable is the most important.
- Gigabit technology is key to oiling the wheel of PlanIT Impact’s data and built infrastructure to: BUILD AWARENESS of resource impact. FOSTER POSITIVE COMPETITION through the participation in this data network. TO UNDERSTAND through MONITORING< LEARNING AND ADJUSTING how to improve performance. Such as feeding Smart Building data back into the Data Cycle for the benefit of others to gain knowledge of best practices. TIE PERFORMANCE BACK to Key Indicators linked to municipalities Climate Protection goals, and continue to build that awareness through monitoring by the end user.