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Joule is a collection of scripts and a HTML Web App to record and visualise the energy use of a collection of sensors, currently the sensors within the William Gates Building at The University of Cambridge. It provides a tool to explore a tree of sensors, drill down to interesting areas based on geography or energy use such as lighting or server power, and plot charts over a range of time, helping to identify both short and long term patterns. | Joule is a collection of scripts and a HTML Web App to record and visualise the energy use of a collection of sensors, currently the sensors within the William Gates Building at The University of Cambridge. It provides a tool to explore a tree of sensors, drill down to interesting areas based on geography or energy use such as lighting or server power, and plot charts over a range of time periods, helping to identify both short and long term patterns. | ||
=== Web App === | === [[Joule Web App | Web App]] === | ||
[[Joule Web App | More info...]] | |||
=== Data Collection === | === Data Collection === |
Revision as of 15:49, 28 January 2013
Joule
Introduction to system
Joule is a collection of scripts and a HTML Web App to record and visualise the energy use of a collection of sensors, currently the sensors within the William Gates Building at The University of Cambridge. It provides a tool to explore a tree of sensors, drill down to interesting areas based on geography or energy use such as lighting or server power, and plot charts over a range of time periods, helping to identify both short and long term patterns.
Web App
Data Collection
- Introduction of data sources
- Overview of different type of meter, architecture of collection hardware
- Description and location of data, JSON format etc.
- Description of Python code for generating index of JSON files, error detection etc.