Wiring and Arduino Update
Wire Cabinet Finished Well I have been very busy with course work. I though I would post a quick update. I have finally finished reorganizing my wiring cabinet and I now have it jam-packed with all...
View ArticleA Smarter Smart Home: Case Studies of Ambient Intelligence
This week I learnt that I (and co-author Lyn Bartram and Fred Popowich) will have a paper appearing in a future issue of IEEE Pervasive Computing (vol 12, no 1). Here is the paper abstract: Research...
View ArticleAPMR Version 2.0 Released
Version 2.0 of the Arduino Power Meter Reader (APMR) project is now released. APMR s an open source hardware and software project. APMR reads the power (W) and energy (Wh) readings of RS485/Modbus...
View ArticleThe Cognitive Power Meter: Looking Beyond the Smart Meter
Last week I learnt that that my full co-authored (with co-author Fred Popowich and Bob Gill) paper “The Cognitive Power Meter: Looking Beyond the Smart Meter” was accepted at IEEE‘s 2013 Canadian...
View ArticleInspiring Energy Conservation Through Open Source Power Monitoring and...
I just learnt that that my full co-authored (with co-author Fred Popowich, TaeJin Moon, and Bob Gill) paper “Inspiring Energy Conservation Through Open Source Power Monitoring and In-Home Display” was...
View ArticleUsing Computing and Engineering to Tackle Sustainability Problems with Energy...
Today I giving a technical seminar to the BCIT School of Energy faculty and students. My understanding is that a will be a large number of people RSVP’ed. I will give a 40 minute presentation with a...
View ArticleNILM: What an algorithm can tell you about your energy consumption
Last night I attended the 2014 IEEE Vancouver Section Annual General Meeting. What an amazing event! Leo Del Castillo the General Manager of Xbox Devices at Microsoft was the keynote speaker talking...
View ArticleA Consumer Bill of Rights for Energy Conservation
I just learnt that the main paper I summated to IHTC was accepted titled “A Consumer Bill of Rights for Energy Conservation”. Co-authors were: Laura Guzman Flores, Robyn Gill, Roger Alex Clapp, Lyn...
View ArticlePhD Thesis Submitted for Examination
Well this morning at 9:00am I submitted my PhD Thesis for examination. Apparently the external examiner will write a report after reading it to determine if it is ready for the oral...
View ArticleNonintrusive Load Monitoring (NILM) Performance Evaluation: A unified...
Last week I learnt that my journal paper co-authored Fred Popowich was accepted for publishing in Springer’s Energy Efficiency journal. It is currently in press and will hopeful be published within the...
View ArticleNILM 2016 – Submit Your Paper & Register
The 3rd International Workshop on Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring (NILM) will be held in Vancouver, Canada from May 14 to 15, 2016. This year’s venue will be the beautiful mountain top campus of Simon...
View ArticleInvestigating the Switch Continuity Principle Assumed in Non-Intrusive Load...
My paper about the Switch Continuity Principle in NILM has been accepted at the 29th Annual IEEE Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering (CCECE 2016). Here is the abstract:...
View ArticleNILM 2016 – Workshop Proceedings
Just an another quick note: I just released the final program and proceedings for NILM 2016. All accepted papers for presentations and posters can now be downloaded and read. The TPC has accepted 13...
View ArticleLoad Disaggregation Based on Aided Linear Integer Programming
Today I found out that a journal paper I helped co-author with colleagues Md. Zulfiquar Ali Bhotto and Ivan V. Bajić. Titled Load Disaggregation Based on Aided Linear Integer Programming it will be...
View ArticleA competition for energy disaggregation algorithms | Jack Kelly
A message from my good friend and colleague Jack Kelly: Source: A competition for energy disaggregation algorithms | Jack Kelly Now that I’ve (finally!) submitted my PhD thesis, I can focus on...
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