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Xu, Yongwen Johnson, Philip M. Brewer, Robert S. Moore, Carleton A. Lee, George E. Connell, Andrea

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Title

Makahiki+WattDepot: An Open Source Software Stack for Next Generation Energy Research and Education

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Smart Energy Solutions: Makahiki+WattDepot: An Open Source Software Stack for Next Generation Energy Research and Education

Title of Series

First International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Sustainability

Number of Parts

46

Author

Johnson, Philip M.

Brewer, Robert S.

Moore, Carleton A.

Connell, Andrea

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CC Attribution - NonCommercial - NoDerivatives 2.5 Switzerland:
You are free to use, copy, distribute and transmit the work or content in unchanged form for any legal and non-commercial purpose as long as the work is attributed to the author in the manner specified by the author or licensor.

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10.5446/34523 (DOI)

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Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich (ETH Zürich)

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Subject Area

Computer Science

Genre

Conference/Talk

Abstract

Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) are connected to issues of sustainability in many ways.

Series

First International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Sustainability13 / 46

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24:56

Smart Meter Trial

2

16:26

Urban Social Sustainability through the Web

3

17:18

ICT as a Motor of Transition: To a low energy, low carbon society

4

15:25

From Fixed, Mobile to Complex

5

22:17

The Greenhouse Gas Abatement Potential of Enterprise Cloud Computing

6

20:26

The Future Carbon Footprint of the ICT and E&M Sectors

7

29:31

Harnessing Collective Intelligence to address climate change: The Climate CoLab

8

18:52

Translation of Green IT: The case of the Green IT Audit

9

17:52

Towards more holistic assessment of environmental impacts from ICT: The case of ECommerce

10

19:57

When looking out of the window is not enough: Informing the Design of In-Home Technologies for Domestic Energy Microgeneration

11

18:53

An ICT application to support a more sustainable use of Print Products and ICT Devices

12

23:10

Evaluating sustainability of ICT solutions in Smart Cities

13

21:32

Makahiki+WattDepot: An Open Source Software Stack for Next Generation Energy Research and Education

14

16:36

The Impact of Improving Software Functionality on Environmental Sustainability

15

27:17

Social Life Cycle Inventory and Impact Assessment of Informal Recycling of Electronic ICT Waste in Pakistan

16

29:07

Data-Driven Resource Management

17

20:19

Building Sustainable Smart Homes

18

23:36

Small Community Media for Sustainable Consumption

19

18:39

Greenhouse GAS Protocol: ICT Sector Guidance

20

21:48

Practicing the Smart Grid

21

1:10:49

First International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Sustainability - Panel Discussion

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08:15

ICT4S: How can we use the transformational power of ICT to make a contribution to sustainable development?

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38:38

Electricity Networks and ICT - The Chain to Sustainability

24

18:34

Opening Session: Conference Welcome

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18:20

BubbleSense: Wireless Sensor Network Based Intelligent Building Monitoring

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19:39

Smart Resource Management: IT System for Computer Aided Management of Communal Water Networks by Means of GIS, SCADA, Mathematical Models and Optimization Algorithms

27

18:43

National Collaboration on Green ICT in the Dutch Higher Education - Lessons Learned

28

18:40

Developing a Strategy for the Implementation of ICT in Energy Efficient Neighbourhoods

29

25:01

Identification of Application-level Energy Optimizations

30

16:38

ICT for Sustainable Cities: How can ICT Support an environmentally sustainable development in cities?

31

22:38

Smart Metering consumption: Project results

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31:47

Energy Consumption from a Software Perspective

33

36:09

Scarce metals as raw materials for ICTs: Do we care enough?

34

23:43

Discussion, Update on Conference Recommendations Formulation

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19:49

EcoLogTex: A software tool supporting the design of sustainable supply chains for textiles

36

15:39

Green Software and Green Software Engineering - Definitions, Measurements, and Quality Aspects

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28:24

Moving beyond Feedback

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19:40

Data Mining in the Closed-Loop CRM-Approach for Improving Sustainable Intermodal Mobility

39

19:21

Climate change impact of Electronic Media Solutions: Case study of the tablet edition of a magazine

40

23:00

Capabilities and Limitations of Direct Free Cooling in Data Centers

41

24:23

An Awareness Based Approach to Avoid Rebound Effects in ICTs

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32:17

The Economic Imperative of ICT

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23:52

Background: Reports from Pre-Conference Activities

44

10:03

Background: Introduction to the Draft Conference Recommendations and Discussion

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27:18

Interactions between Energy, Information and Growth

46

22:32

Using ICT for Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation through Agro-Ecology in the Developing World

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