Browsing by Author "Urosevic, Ljubisa"
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Item Ambient Intelligence based monitoring and energy efficiency optimisation system(2011) Heilala, Juhani; Klobut, Krzysztof; Salonen, Tapio; Siltanen, Pekka; Ruusu, Reino; Urosevic, Ljubisa; Reimer, Philip; Armijo, Alberto; Sorli, Mikel; Fatur, Tomaz; Gantar, Ziga; Jung, Andreas; DIGITALIZACIÓN Y AUTOMATIZACIÓN DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN; Tecnalia Research & InnovationThe European research project AmI-MoSES is focused on developing energy efficiency enhancement service solutions for SME manufacturing companies. The planned service concept is based on Industrial Ambient Intelligence (AmI) Reference Architecture and Energy Key Performance Indicators in the form of Energy Use Parameters (EUP). EUP indicators are based on monitored energy consumption data (ECD), other measured data and related energy use context data showing in detail how energy was used. AmI-MoSES project focuses on enabling manufacturing SMEs to efficiently and promptly (online) acquire/provide information/knowledge needed for optimisation of energy consumption. It also aims to assist in effective use of such knowledge to support decisions regarding Life-Cycle oriented Energy Use Management, applying the energy efficiency services. This paper provides theoretical background to RTD practitioners who would like to apply AmI-MoSES approaches in future energy efficiency optimisation activities. The topics comprise Energy Consumption Data (ECD) and Ambient Intelligence (AmI) Monitoring, Energy Use Parameters (EUP) Monitoring and Advisory and context modelling for turning EUPs into knowledge assets.Item Knowledge-based collaboration in Construction Industry(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2016-05-23) Sorli, Mikel; Mendikoa, Iñigo; Pérez, Juan; Soares, Antonio; Urosevic, Ljubisa; Stokic, Dragan; Moreira, Jorge; Corvacho, Helena; Tecnalia Research & Innovation; RENOVABLES OFFSHORE; SGThe present paper focuses on the topic of Communities & Networks but it also covers some issues on Collaborative Enterprises, Collaborative Processes & Workspaces, and Business to Business Networks. It is based mainly on the Collective project Know Construct (COLL-CT-2004-500276) starting in March 2005. The project aims to develop a common internet-based platform for SMEs from the construction sector to provide an effective combination of two general functionalities: an innovative decision making support system regarding the products characteristics, applications and other consultancy services for SMEs' customers applying the 'web enabled dialogue', and a system for SMEs to support an advanced form of co-operation through the creation of Knowledge Communities of SMEs in Construction Industry. The system supports the integration, management and reuse of the area specific knowledge via a common knowledge base. The system is intended to be used within the Associations to collect and exchange the business area specific knowledge among the members (SMEs) in a form of essential expertise, reachable anywhere, at any time.