UE-Based Estimation of Available Uplink Data Rates in Cellular Networks

Authors

Christian Beder, People Behaviour & Technology Integration Group, Nimbus Research Centre, Cork Institute of Technology, Cork T12P928, IrelandFollow
Julia Blanke, People Behaviour & Technology Integration Group, Nimbus Research Centre, Cork Institute of Technology, Cork T12P928, IrelandFollow
Martin Klepal, People Behaviour & Technology Integration Group, Nimbus Research Centre, Cork Institute of Technology, Cork T12P928, IrelandFollow

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Article

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Disciplines

Cognitive Science | Mathematics | Physical Sciences and Mathematics | Social and Behavioral Sciences

Publication Details

proceedings 2018, 2(18), 1125.

Abstract

Behaviour Demand Response (BDR) is the process of communicating with the building occupants and integrating their behavioural flexibility into the energy value chain. In this paper we will present an integrated behavioural model based on well-established behavioural theories and show how it can be used to provide predictable flexibility to the production schedule optimisation. The proposed approach is two-fold: the model can be used to predict the expected behavioural flexibility of occupants as well as to generate optimal communication to trigger reliable BDR events. A system architecture will be presented showing how BDR can be integrated into simulation passed building/district operation.

Recommended Citation

Beder, C.; Blanke, J.; Klepal, M. Towards Integrating Behaviour Demand Response into Simulation Based Heat Production Optimisation. Proceedings 2018, 2, 1125. https://doi.org/10.3390/proceedings2151125