The CITIES Workshop on “Value creation by use of smart city data” will take place Thursday, January 12th 2017 in room 03.070 at NAVITAS, Inge Lehmanns Vej 10, Aarhus.
There is an immense interest in the information contained within data from operation of district energy systems. Such data comprise consumption data from individual users as well as other network data. The data have big interest for operators because of the huge value associated with the optimal management of a secure delivery to all consumers in response to the very dynamic situation for supply and demand. The data are also of great interest to researchers who will study and develop models for intelligent operation of the integrated energy system. Thus, data and its proper management has become an important asset in communities, but its handling also needs to be done in a proper way that respects issues of privacy and business confidentiality. Data management, and its form of representation is of great interest to a wide range of stakeholders involved in smart city development. We will discuss these issues at the workshop and see specific examples of data use in smart city operation and research.
Please see the abstract and agenda for the workshop.
| Presenter |
Link and information |
| Steffen Petersen, Adam Brun, Henrik Madsen, Carsten Rode |
Welcome |
| Session 1: An overview of data. What is there, its use (value creation) and availability |
| Henrik Madsen, DTU, CITIES |
Perspectives for use of data in district heating systems |
| Henrik Heine Kristensen, Aarhus Univ. Department of Eng. |
City-scale building energy modelling using metered district heating data |
| Thomas Vinther Andersen, AffaldVarme Aarhus, AVA |
Data capture and publishing
The role of the data responsible person in a public enterprise |
| Adam Brun, AVA |
AVA’s value propositions on smart use of data |
| Morten Westergaard, Middelfart Kommune |
The Case of Middelfart: “Smart Energy @ Home”, almost 200 households using Smart Energy and results. Some municipality considerations regarding data and technology |
| Session 2: Examples of specific use of data |
| Kasper Jessen, Grøn Energi / Dansk Fjernvarme |
Experiences from use of national database of energy consumption in buildings |
| Anders Bavnhøj Hansen, Energinet.DK |
The need for market data and market solutions in the heating sector to obtain an efficient integration with the electricity market |
| Per Dahlgaard Pedersen, Neogrid Technologies |
Heat prediction and control based on Smart City data |
| Michael Dahl Knudsen, Aarhus Univ. Department of Engineering |
Energy Flexibility in Domestic Hot Water Preparation |
| Panagiota Gianniou, DTU Byg |
Demonstration of clustering applied to AVA data |
| Xiufeng Liu, DTU Management Eng. |
Data analytics on Jupyterhub |
| Alfred Heller, DTU Byg |
An example of specific collaboration on data use for CITIES |
| Break (w. refreshments) |
| Charlotte Bagger Tranberg, Bech-Bruun Advokatvirksomhed |
Use of personal data – legal conditions |
