Data‐Driven Energy Systems
Data‐Driven
Energy Systems
Conference Objectives
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Marija Ilićmilic@ece.cmu.edu
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Carnegie Mellon University i M ll U i
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8th CMU Electricity Conference,
March 13-14, 2012
Acknowledgments
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National Science Foundation for a grant to s pport a National Conference in conj nction
support a National Conference in conjunction with the 8th CMU Electricity Conference
http://www.ece.cmu.edu/~electriconf/
SRC OSISoft and ECE at Carnegie Mellon SRC, OSISoft
and ECE at Carnegie Mellon
Univ. for multiple support (financial, and in ki d)
kind)
EESG folks at Carnegie Mellon Univ. g
http://www.eesg.ece.cmu.edu/for many hours of help
hours of help.
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Acknowledgments
Dick Schuler , Cornell Univ. for Co‐Organizing the Conference
Steering Committee
‐Krishna Kant, National Science Foundation
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‐Bob Havemann, Semiconductor Research Corporation Energy Research Initiative (SRC ERI)
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‐Leonard Hyman, Black &Veatch
‐Jose Moura, Carnegie Mellon University, Information and Communication Technologies Institute (ICTI)
and Communication Technologies Institute (ICTI)
Ed Schlesinger, ECE Department Head, Carnegie Mellon Univ ; Claire Leona and Joyce
Univ.; Claire, Leona and Joyce. 3
Theme of this Conference:
Data‐Driven Sustainable Energy Systems
 Rethinking what can be done with data Potential for phase transition in industry Potential for phase transition
in industry
dynamics and the field of energy systems created by data availability
created by data availability
From theory to practice
‐ can develop model we test and trust
‐can sense, process and use data to efficiency, d
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reliability, environmental and business sustainability 4
Major challenge and opportunity
Major challenge and opportunity
What to collect and why?
Who can have it?
Who can have it? How to use it?
Why does it matter and how should we support y
the use of key data?
CAN change the way energy systems of the f t
future
Need to develop the field of data‐driven energy 5
systems