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    New, cheaper sensor and tracking hardware, and new big data and data science techniques, mean that we can now gather and use huge amounts of real-time data to understand the built environment better. Francine Bennett of Mastodon C talks about the technical challenges, applications, and potential future value of collecting and using data in buildings. Francine is CEO and Co-founder of big data specialists Mastodon C. They offer an open source technology platform and the skills to help users realise its potential, and do so on zero carbon infrastructure. Audio from this lecture can be found here - https://soundcloud.com/theodi/friday-lunchtime-lecture-the-secret-lives-of-buildings-revealed-with-open-data

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    New, cheaper sensor and tracking hardware, and new big data and data science techniques, mean that we can now gather and use huge amounts of real-time data to understand the built environment better. Francine Bennett of Mastodon C talks about the technical challenges, applications, and potential future value of collecting and using data in buildings. Francine is CEO and Co-founder of big data specialists Mastodon C. They offer an open source technology platform and the skills to help users realise its potential, and do so on zero carbon infrastructure. Audio from this lecture can be found here - https://soundcloud.com/theodi/friday-lunchtime-lecture-the-secret-lives-of-buildings-revealed-with-open-data

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    Friday Lunchtime Lecture: The Secret Lives of Buildings Revealed (With Open Data)

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    New, cheaper sensor and tracking hardware, and new big data and data science techniques, mean that we can now gather and use huge amounts of real-time data to understand the built environment better. Francine Bennett of Mastodon C talks about the technical challenges, applications, and potential future value of collecting and using data in buildings. Francine is CEO and Co-founder of big data specialists Mastodon C. They offer an open source technology platform and the skills to help users realise its potential, and do so on zero carbon infrastructure. Audio from this lecture can be found here - https://soundcloud.com/theodi/friday-lunchtime-lecture-the-secret-lives-of-buildings-revealed-with-open-data

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    The secret lives of

    buildings
    Mastodon C
    @MastodonC @fhr
    Francine Bennett

    Who we are
    2006 Bruno & Lgia Rodrigues
    Image: Open Compute Project
    Now is a good time to use data (big, small, open, closed) to help with
    big problems:

    Order of magnitude more data
    Cheap to store and process
    Can help create insights and place resources better
    Big data
    Open data is information that is available for anyone to use, for any
    purpose, at no cost.

    Good open data:
    can be linked to, so that it can be easily shared and talked about
    is available in a standard, structured format, so that it can be easily
    processed
    has guaranteed availability and consistency over time, so that
    others can rely on it
    is traceable, through any processing, right back to where it
    originates, so others can work out whether to trust it

    Open data
    advanced connectivity of devices, systems and services
    covers a variety of protocols, domains and applications
    where the big data comes from, in the built environment - physical
    kit that can collect and transmit data about itself and its
    interactions.
    Internet of Things
    BMS (Building Management System) covering 40-70% of building
    energy consumption
    Paper plans
    Maybe some BIM (Building Information Management) data
    Traditional buildings data
    By the way
    121 homes
    1385 sensors of 81 different types
    100,000,000+ datapoints in total
    added new data every 5 minutes
    Why open data with & from buildings?
    1. Using it adds important context e.g. weather
    data
    2. Publishing it lets others gain new insights
    BMS
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    Image: Matt Jones
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    More accurate forecasting
    Finding and acting on anomalies
    Understanding and optimising building usage
    Make buildings better places

    Next steps
    More accurate forecasting
    Finding and acting on anomalies
    Understanding and optimising building usage
    Make buildings better places

    and all more in real-time
    Next steps
    More accurate forecasting
    Finding and acting on anomalies
    Understanding and optimising building usage
    Make buildings better places

    and all more in real-time

    and well see what happens next
    Next steps
    Thank you
    & questions
    Mastodon C
    @MastodonC @fhr
    Francine Bennett

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