Energy-efficient approach to lower the carbon emissions of data centers

Bose, Rajesh; Roy, Sandip; Mondal, Haraprasad; Chowdhury, Dipan Roy; Chakraborty, Srabanti

doi:10.1007/s00607-020-00889-4

Cited by 28 publications

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“…Then, the tabular representation as follows displays the real PUE and DCiE value [9]. A greater DCE signifies a superior data centre.…”

Section: Proposed Work and Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The Green Grid suggested the application of power usage effectiveness (PUE) with its correlative data centre infrastructure efficiency (DCiE) metrics for empowering the expeditious evaluation of the potency of energy of a data centre and distinguishes the outcomes and various data centres. Besides, in due course assess genuine rectifications for the modifications of the states [9,12].…”

Section: Metrics Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In this research, we interpret power usage effectiveness (PUE) as the ratio of the entire provision power to the power of IT component [9].…”

Section: Power Usage Effectiveness (Pue)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It is nothing but the Green Grid [1] that suggested the application of power usage effectiveness (PUE) and its correlative, data centre efficiency (DCE) metrics, that empower data centre controllers to measure hurriedly the energy competence of their data centres, and ascertain whether any kind of energy competence modifications are required being devised [9,10]. Though PUE has got comprehensive acquisition in the trades since that time, DCE at present is termed DCiE that has got restricted area of achievements on account of the misapprehension of the true significance of energy competence.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Fabrication of Energy Potent Data Centre Using Energy Efficiency Metrics

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Sarddar

Bose

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Intelligent Sustainable Systems

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For estimating the yielding capacity and rate of performance metrics for every important power consumption sub-procedure in the data centre, a few metrics are used. For augmenting such metrics and controlling better data centre energy potency for trades all over the globe, this research presents two metrics and those metrics' fruitful utilization for creating a green data centre. They are power usage effectiveness (PUE) and data centre efficiency (DCE) which support to offer an impartial outlook of the accurate condition of data centre executions in regard to power consumption. PUE and DCE estimate the procedure of fruitful energy prices that are distributed to IT components. The use of whole power obtainable for a data centre is specified by the PUE. With the modification of the potency of the cooling procedure of power allocation, reducing PUE, permits more power to be exploited for IT components and lingers the requirement for the constitution of novel data centres. DCE is nothing but the correlative of PUE. This research allows us to get offered with a substitute standard named data centre efficiency (DCE), the correlative of the PUE. Such points may be more beneficial in a few conditions as this illustrates data centre power consumption potency in the mode of percentage.

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“…Then, the tabular representation as follows displays the real PUE and DCiE value [9]. A greater DCE signifies a superior data centre.…”

Section: Proposed Work and Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Metrics Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In this research, we interpret power usage effectiveness (PUE) as the ratio of the entire provision power to the power of IT component [9].…”

Section: Power Usage Effectiveness (Pue)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Fabrication of Energy Potent Data Centre Using Energy Efficiency Metrics

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Bose

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“…It means these sensors need to come in direct contact with a human being and then only they can sense data. The other sensor which is the temperature and humidity sensor sense the data from the environment [35].…”

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IoT-based Tetra Health Surveillance System (THSS)

Roy

Ghosh

et al. 2021

int.jour.sci.res.mana.

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Nowadays, we are very conscious about our health because of how the covid-19 virus has changed our day-to-day life. IoT healthcare devices can be really helpful in this pandemic situation when we are all stuck in our homes. We have witnessed that IoT devices got very popular during this pandemic and the term ‘IoT’ also got really famous in the healthcare industry. If the hospital is far away from someone’s home, then using these portable monitoring devices one can keep track of their well-being. Health is the most important aspect for any individual, so in this paper, we propose a solution named the IoT-based Tetra Health Surveillance System (THSS) which helps us to monitor people who live by themselves or elderly people who want to continuously monitor their vitals due to underlying health conditions. Our proposed solution also displays the Temperature and Humidity, Blood pressure, Body Temperature, and SpO2/Blood Oxygen level at any given moment. This work will have a significant technical and commercial benefit because an individual can monitor all their vitals in one place and they don’t have to buy separate pieces of equipment to monitor each one of their vitals. This proposed device can be an all-in-one solution that is cost-effective and easy to use.

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