Realizing the Automated Design of Building Automation Systems

Dibowski, Henrik; Oezluek, C.; Ploennigs, Joern; Kabitzsch, Klaus

doi:10.1109/indin.2006.275789

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“…Within the AUTEG-Project [4], [5], [6], a requirement model has been developed, which is the result of a detailed domain analysis, as based on -among others - [8], [9], [10] and VDI guideline 3813-2 (which is in draft, and will be an inherent part of the ISO 16484-4 [11]). In the following, some model elements and possible requirements for the RE phase are outlined.…”

Section: Requirement Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Within such an automated process, automated engineering mechanisms can save costs [2], [3]. Among others, the "AUTEG" (Automated Design for Building Automation) research project [4], [5], [6] focuses on this topic, and it is carried out by the Dresden University of Technology and the Helmut-SchmidtUniversity Hamburg along with industrial partners. The basis for the automated design synthesis is a complete elicitation of requirements within the Requirement-Engineering (RE) phase regarding to the BAS, which is to be planned.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Knowledge-based Requirement-Engineering of building automation systems by means of Semantic Web technologies

Runde

Fay

Wutzke

2009

2009 7th IEEE International Conference on Industrial Informatics

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Modern building automation systems consist of up to 30,000 components (e.g. sensors, actuators, and controllers). Additionally, different assembly sections of the automation system, e.g. heating, ventilation, and lighting, are integrated in such a building automation system. Besides this complexity, engineering standards and aspects of energy efficiency are to be considered within the Requirement-Elicitation phase. Therefore, modelling of the requirements for decentralized building automation systems, which are to be planned, requires a huge effort. The software support is on a low level within today's Requirement-Engineering phase. This allows to optimize the engineering process in building automation. The whole engineering process can benefit from an "intelligent" softwarebased Requirement-Engineering. Within this paper, the authors propose a solution for a knowledge-based RequirementEngineering software by means of Semantic Web technologies.

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Section: Requirement Modelmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Knowledge-based Requirement-Engineering of building automation systems by means of Semantic Web technologies

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Fay

Wutzke

2009

2009 7th IEEE International Conference on Industrial Informatics

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“…In the following sections, the basics of this approach are explained. Further details can be retrieved from [3] and [4].…”

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“…Within such an automated process, automated engineering mechanisms can save costs [2]. For example, the 'AUTEG' (Automated Design for Building Automation) research project focuses on this topic [3] [4]. It is being carried out by the Dresden University of Technology and the Helmut-SchmidtUniversity Hamburg along with industrial partners.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A semantic Requirement Ontology for the engineering of building automation systems by means of OWL

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Dibowski

Fay

et al. 2009

2009 IEEE Conference on Emerging Technologies &Amp; Factory Automation

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The increasing complexity of modern building automation systems (BAS) results in higher initial investment costs for BAS compared to the costs for conventional building installation. This fact scares many potential customers off the application of BAS, although these systems offer significant energy cost saving potential. To reduce investment costs for BAS, automated design processes offer significant optimization potential. For such an automated design process, consistent requirements for the individual BAS are mandatory. Within this paper, the authors propose a solution for a Requirement Ontology which is based on the knowledge representation language OWL (Web Ontology Language) for the automated design process of BAS.

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“…The second step is the application engineering, in which the specific software product is generated. The [27] terface. The onality of the AS during requ s narrowed d in Figure 5 for cts the feature of features w erence room w detection, w permits also presentation m nd and lowers t of implemen and output d Finally, the his system des ion to implem well as datapo n the genera The recognition of parameters like v in "dim the light to $v percent" is a subroutine in the command recognition.…”

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Generation of adapted, speech-based user interfaces for home and building automation systems

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Jokisch²,

Ryssel

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2008 IEEE International Workshop on Factory Communication Systems

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Existing technologies in home and building automation offer extensive possibilities to improve the individual life. However, especially seniors have large problems with the usually technology-centered user interfaces and avoid the technology. Instead, they are used to speech, which leaves speech-recognition and -synthesis suitable technologies for barrier-free interfaces. However, speech-based user interfaces require a large effort for adaptation, from the design of the user and system interfaces, to the adequate installation of devices. This paper introduces an approach to reduce this effort by a generative programming approach of the user and system interface.

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Realizing the Automated Design of Building Automation Systems

Cited by 17 publications

References 9 publications

Knowledge-based Requirement-Engineering of building automation systems by means of Semantic Web technologies

Knowledge-based Requirement-Engineering of building automation systems by means of Semantic Web technologies

A semantic Requirement Ontology for the engineering of building automation systems by means of OWL

Generation of adapted, speech-based user interfaces for home and building automation systems

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