Smart Connected Buildings: Model based performance monitoring and feedback loops

无论是为消费者提供服务或附加功能（智能供暖、照明、安全、物联网设备、IFTTT）、公用事业提供商的计量和计费（智能电表和监控），还是在更广泛的供应链中追求更详细的性能和状态监控和管理（传感器、执行器、资产警报），建筑物都变得越来越“连接”。该项目的目的是测试将所有这些数据汇集到一个中央模型的可行性，该模型不仅提供数据和洞察力，而且还可以为住户，建筑和资产组合经理以及更广泛的供应链提供有意义的可操作建议。将开发和测试的是一个中央开放平台的概念，该平台可以从建筑物的建造，施工和最重要的是使用中产生的广泛数据中解释和提供反馈和可操作的建议。考虑到建筑物用户在如何使用和理解建筑物方面的权力越来越大，这一时机尤为重要;这使得资产管理公司和更广泛的供应链面临被遗忘和落后的风险。

Buildings are becoming increasingly ‘connected’, be it in the provision of services or added functionality for consumers (smart heating, lighting, security, IoT appliances, IFTTT), metering and billing by utility providers (smart meters and monitoring) or in the wider supply chain’s pursuit of ever more detailed performance and condition monitoring and management (sensors, actuators, asset alerting). The aim of this project is to test the feasibility of bringing all of this data together to a central model that gives the data and insight not only some context but which also allows for the generation of meaningful actionable advice for householders, building and asset portfolio managers and also the wider supply chain. What will be developed and tested is the concept of a central open platform that can interpret and provide feedback and actionable advice from the wide range of data generated in the build, construction and most importantly, use, of buildings. Timing of this is particularly pertinent given that building users are becoming increasingly empowered with regards to how they use and understand buildings; putting asset managers and the wider supply chain at risk of being left out of touch and behind the curve.