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Omus presentation 26 may2014
1. THEORETICAL MODELS ON OPTIMIZATION AND
MANAGEMENT OF UTILITY SERVICES
Victoria López, PhD, head of G-TeC group
www.tecnologiaUCM.es
May, 2014
Southwest Jiaotong University
Chengdu, China
Complutense University
Madrid, Spain
Sonora University
Hermosillo, Mexico
2. OMUS: Theoretical Models on Optimization
of the Utility Services
• Energy:
o Pricing and Consumption
• Water:
o Distribution and Consumption
• Waste:
o Recycling and Reduction
Proposal Acronym:
OMUS 2014-2018
Type of Founding Scheme: Collaborative
project University – Industry.
Large-scale integrating international project.
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3. Motivation - Abstract
• The main objective of this project will be energy conservation, waste
recycling and reduction, waste collection and transport route
optimization, and water conservation and optimization.
• This project aims to combine both work and research output to obtain a set of
indices, measurements, and industry-appropriate optimization models in many
countries.
• Partners from Industry, together with Universities, are collaborating on this
project in order to obtain the best rates of usability, improve know-how, refine
models and test results. A working agenda and frequent meetings among
participant are crucial for the duration of the project.
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4. Research Members
• Spain: G-Tec Research Group. Universidad Complutense, Madrid
• China: Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu
• Mexico: Sonora University, Hermosillo
• Way of Collaboration: Signed agreements between universities (Spain-
China; Spain-Mexico)
• Expertise Lead (by utility service) :
o China-Waste Recycling; Spain- Energy; Mexico- Water;
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5. Research Members and External Members
M1: G-TeC Research group, Faculty of Informatics, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, SPAIN
Coordinator: Victoria López, vlopez@fdi.ucm.es, Tel.: +34913947573 (office) +34629975771 (cell)
Energy optimization; Electricity market analysis; Optimization of the process of domestic waste recycling
Software engineering projects with Big and Open Data.
M2: Faculty of Geo-sciences and Environmental Engineering, Southwest Jiaotong University, CHINA
Coordinator: Dan Liu, liudan-swju@163.com
Household garbage recycling and reduction; Collection and transport route optimization for municipal solid waste;
Accelerating stabilization and groundwater pollution control of landfill.
M3: Faculty of Administration Informatics, Sonora University, MEXICO
Coordinator: Arturo Alejandro Meza, ameza@pitic.uson.mx
Water optimization; Collection and transport route optimization for municipal water;
Statistical analysis and market research.
Spanish External Members (tentative): researching in collaboration with industry via bilateral agreements (Phase 1)
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6. Academia & Industry Working Together
OMUS
Industry
know-how
and
expertise
Data
Collection
Big Data
and
Analytics
Patents,
Intellectual
Property
and other
output
Doctoral
Thesis: joint
guidance
University
Theoretical
Models &
Research
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8. Work Packages:
WP1: Specification and bilateral agreements with
industry
WP2: Data collection and integration: Water
Optimization
WP3: Data collection and integration: Energy
Optimization
WP4: Data collection and integration: Recycling &
Waste Reduction Optimization
WP5: Data integration, classification and subsequent
evaluation of new models.
WP6: Analysis and model implementation: Water
WP7: Analysis and model implementation: Energy
WP8: Analysis and model implementation: Waste
Recycling and Reduction
WP9: Reporting and patents.
WP10: Doctoral thesis development.
Publications.
Phase1Phase2Phase3Phase4
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9. Background and OMUS Today
- 2011: Southwest Jiaotong University and Complutense University sign
agreement document. A previous similar agreement already signed between
UCM in Madrid and USON in Hermosillo.
- 2008-2014: G-TeC research group serves on scientific committees as well as
organizing committees of several international conferences in the PRC:
- FLINS 2008, Xiamen;
- FLINS 2010, Chengdu;
- ISKE 2011, Shanghai;
- ISKE 2012, Beijing;
- ISKE 2013, Shen Zhen;
- PIC 2014, Shanghai
- Research groups discussed new issues regarding utility services and agreed upon
improvements in modeling. Meetings in Hermosillo, October, 2013; Shanghai,
May 2014, Madrid, July 2014.
- All partners are now working together on Phase 1 and Phase 2, mainly on data
collection and integration from public Open Data Bases and their storage and
organized distribution in suitable servers on the cloud to be ready to scale in size
and computing.
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10. More background
Agreement of cooperation between G-TeC research group and Madrid City
Environmental Department. Development of apps for recycling and other
social activities in health and wellness.
Other agreements with Spanish Industry for improvement of the research
and common aims of analysis.
We are OPEN
We are open to collaborate with other researching groups or students
from universities/business/research centers which want to share our
challenges with great motivation on these amazing areas.
Open also to drive together a way to European Projects within Horizon
2020 or other private or public funding.
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12. Other related work
Mobile Apps on Open Data for Madrid Smartcity
- Recycla.me, Recyclate!
- Rmap, Retiro gardens, Walking People
- Habitat, SafeSchools
- MyConference
Cooperation on FIBED (Foro Iberoamericano) on
Conservación del Patrimonio.
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13. Please contact:
Victoria López on behalf of the OMUS Project
@VictoriadeMates
Facultad de Informática
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Office 309,
Cell: +34629975771
Tel: +34913947573
Fax: +34913947527
vlopez@fdi.ucm.es
www.tecnologiaUCM.es
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