Rule-based technical management for the dependable operation of networked building automation systems

Burkert, Malte; Volmer, Joe; Krumm, Heiko; Fiehe, Christoph

doi:10.23919/inm.2017.7987342

2017 IFIP/IEEE Symposium on Integrated Network and Service Management (IM) 2017

DOI: 10.23919/inm.2017.7987342

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Rule-based technical management for the dependable operation of networked building automation systems

Malte Burkert

Joe Volmer

Heiko Krumm

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Smart Buildings: A Comprehensive Systematic Literature Review on Data-Driven Building Management Systems

Taboada-Orozco,

Yetongnon,

Nicolle

2024

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Buildings are complex structures composed of heterogeneous elements; these require building management systems (BMSs) to dynamically adapt them to occupants’ needs and leverage building resources. The fast growth of information and communication technologies (ICTs) has transformed the BMS field into a multidisciplinary one. Consequently, this has caused several research papers on data-driven solutions to require examination and classification. This paper provides a broad overview of BMS by conducting a systematic literature review (SLR) summarizing current trends in this field. Unlike similar reviews, this SLR provides a rigorous methodology to review current research from a computer science perspective. Therefore, our goal is four-fold: (i) Identify the main topics in the field of building; (ii) Identify the recent data-driven methods; (iii) Understand the BMS’s underlying computing architecture (iv) Understand the features of BMS that contribute to the smartization of buildings. The result synthesizes our findings and provides research directions for further research.

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Smart Buildings: A Comprehensive Systematic Literature Review on Data-Driven Building Management Systems

Taboada-Orozco,

Yetongnon,

Nicolle

2024

Sensors

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Rule-based technical management for the dependable operation of networked building automation systems

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