Towards an Occupancy-Enhanced Building HVAC Control Strategy Using Wi-Fi Probe Request Information

Towards an Occupancy-Enhanced Building HVAC Control Strategy Using Wi-Fi Probe Request Information
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使用 Wi-Fi 探针实现提高占用率的建筑 HVAC 控制策略 请求信息

DOI:
10.1061/9780784480847.003
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发表时间:
2017
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ASCE International Workshop on Computing in Civil Engineering 2017
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通讯作者:
Qian, Zhen
Qian, Zhen
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作者:
Li, Xuan;Liu, Xuesong;Qian, Zhen

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In the U.S, 2011, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems in buildings took nearly 20% of total energy consumption. To improve the efficiency of HVAC system and save energy, researchers have exerted great effort in developing models to optimize control schedule and strategies of HVAC systems. Such models not only can greatly reduce gross energy usage, but also maintain a comfort indoor environment. As one of the most important intrinsic factors for control models, however, real-time occupancy statistics has been rarely applied in previous studies, due to the difficulties in occupancy detection techniques including scalability, cost effectiveness and real-time consistency. Thus, the study discussed in this paper proposes an approach that utilizes processed probe request log dataset collected through Wi-Fi network for occupancy estimation and HVAC system control. The authors first discuss the requirements for the occupation information used in different optimization strategies for HVAC systems. In addition, occupancy detection approaches are explored and compared to illustrate that the WiFi-based approach fit the requirements of HVAC controls. Finally, WiFi-based occupancy detection and prediction approaches are investigated using a real-world case study, and an integrated framework for occupancy-based predictive HVAC optimization is proposed for future application.