Green Metrics City is a web-based platform that provides insights into building energy use and greenhouse gas emissions for cities. It integrates data from utilities, census information, crowdsourcing, and GIS maps. The platform includes a spatial viewer to visualize energy use across locations, an analytics dashboard to track policy impacts over time, and a custom report generator that interacts dynamically with the securely stored data.
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New technologies enable people to do things with location data they couldn’t do before. That requires a response from suppliers of location data and those who build solutions around it. But you can’t engage new technology to deliver services in an entirely different way without having a conversation about culture.
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LandCity Revolution 2016 - Dashboard interattive per l'infomobilità, la piani...giovanni biallo
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Yijing Chen, Davide Roverso. Over the past few years, the areas of IoT, alternative energy sources, and big data have emerged to create vast opportunities within the utility/energy domain. Also, with demand flattening out, these sectors are now forced to reinvent themselves, hence utility and energy companies have started pioneering "smart grid" solutions. In this session, we will discuss a customer use case through a demo that illustrates an end-to-end (E2E) energy forecasting solution. This session will delve into the details of the underlying model development and deployment in the cloud using Azure Machine Learning, Azure Data Factory, and Azure Stream Analytics, as well as Power BI for visualization. Go to https://channel9.msdn.com/ to find the recording of this session.
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Smart cities: Understanding policies, standards, applications and case studies IJECEIAES
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Smart City Energy Planning: Integrating Data and Tools
João Pedro Gouveia
Center for Environmental and
Sustainability Research, Department
of Science and Environmental
Engineering, Faculty of Science and
Technology, Universidade NOVA de
Lisboa
2829-516 Caparica, Portugal
Tel.: +351 21 294 83 74
[email protected]nl.pt
Júlia Seixas
Center for Environmental and
Sustainability Research, Department
of Science and Environmental
Engineering, Faculty of Science and
Technology, Universidade NOVA de
Lisboa
2829-516 Caparica, Portugal
Tel.: +351 21 294 83 74
[email protected]
George Giannakidis
Energy Systems Analysis Lab.
Center for Renewable Energy
Sources and Saving
19th km Marathonos Ave.
19009 Pikermi, Attiki, Greece
Tel: +302106603324
[email protected]
ABSTRACT
This paper presents an innovative analytical framework to
address incomplete interpretations and dispersed data of the
energy system in cities, which usually generate multiple
inefficiencies. Integrative city planning takes the city energy
system from the supply to the demand while considering its
spatial representativeness, and drives optimal cost-efficient
assessment towards future sustainable energy targets. This
holistic approach delivers more adequate policies and measures
towards higher energy use efficiency.
The proposed analytical framework has been developed within
the INSMART EU funded project and focuses on data gathering
procedures and data processing tools and models, covering a
wide range of city’s energy consumers, as residential buildings,
transport and utilities. The results, mapped into a GIS, can be
further exploited either for awareness increase of citizens and
for decision support of city energy planners.
Keywords
Integrative Energy Planning; GIS; Buildings; Transports and
Mobility; Smart Meters
1. INTRODUCTION
Cities are vital for engaging with environmental issues since its
activities affect the environment locally, regionally and globally
in both negative and positive ways [5]. Climate change and the
reduction of energy consumption are challenging topics for
cities and their territorial organization. A number of initiatives
(e.g. [1, 2]) have been set up to engage cities in efforts towards a
low carbon future and an improved quality of life through
sustainable economic development.
Smart cities appeal for a coordinated energy, water,
transportation, public health and safety services towards an
efficient management of the critical infrastructure to assure end-
use services for all citizens. There is a critical need for
integrated comprehensive city planning [12], focused on ex-ante
cost-benefit assessment and using energy systems models
towards urban sustainable energy use.
This allows moving from a reactive urban management to a
proactive approach based on knowledge and supported by the
increasing availability of the IoT (Internet of Things) and
information and communicati.
1. Green Metrics City is a web-based spatial intelligence platform offering
unparalleled insight into stationary energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
energy mapping for smarter cities.
Green Metrics City provides a spatial viewer, an
analytics dashboard, and a custom report generator.
Each tool interacts dynamically with all of the data.
All of the data is stored in the cloud in one securely
encrypted database tailored to your city’s needs.
Green Metrics City integrates four types of data:
building-level energy consumption from utilities,
census socio-economic information, crowdsourced
updates on energy use and efficiency improvements,
and GIS basemaps and building data.
Data
Storage
Insight
U T I L I T I E S S O C I O
E CO N O M I C
S PAT I A L
V I E W E R
G R E E N M E T R I C C I T Y ’ S
S E C U R E D ATA B A S E
C R O W D -
S O U R C E
A N A LY T I CS
D A S H B O A R D
G I S +
B U I L D I N G
I N F O
C U STO M
R E P O R T
G E N E R ATO R
A GREENER SMART CITY
HOW IT WORKS
contact@greenanalytics.ca
1-877-353-6835
www.greenmetrics.ca
WHAT YOU CAN DO
DASHBOARD AND ANALYTICS
SPATIAL VIEWER
Track the impact of energy and
climate policies across the city
and over time.
Overlay energy use and socio-
economic data to identify
zones of energy poverty, or
zones with high policy impact
potential.
Visualize and measure energy
use and GHG emissions of
individual buildings, building
types, whole neighbourhoods,
or the entire city.
Engage citizens and gather
data through Green Metrics
City’s citizen platform and
smartphone app.
Leverage big-data insights
through a simple and elegant
interface.
contact@greenanalytics.ca
1-877-353-6835
www.greenmetrics.ca
