ComSE 2016 Proceedings
Welcome Message
On behalf of the organising committee, it is our pleasure to welcome you to the first Community‐based Sustainable Energy Workshop. This is an exciting collaboration between researchers in the UK and Brazil, supported by the Britis Council and the Newton Fund.
This is the first time ComSe has been run and we are excited by the prospects the workshop holds. The workshop has several objectives:
- Discuss the latest innovations in renewable sources, home energy monitoring, microgrids, and communities education; cross‐pollinate the 3 areas.
- Develop a research roadmap to bridge technology and education gaps, to enable uptake of community controlled microgrids.
- Explore culturally appropriate community empowerment and education pathways pertaining to microgrids to enable effective technology adoption.
- Develop a strategy to demonstrate home/community energy monitoring and decision tools integration with microgrids in a community‐based test‐bed.
- Launch a collaborative network through a joint website in which strong applications for collaborative research and activities can be organised.
- Develop joint proposal scoping for scientific innovation and sustainable and feasible plans for future collaboration.
It is envisaged that the workshop will lead to good international collaborations culminating in successful grant proposals and publications.
Putting together ComSe 2016 has been a huge team effort. We would like to thank a number of people who made this happen: From Coventry University we would like to thank: Dr. James Brusey, Dr. John Halloran, Dr. Ross Wilkins, Dr. Melody Stokes, Ms. Faye Brown. From the Federal University of Santa Catarina: Dr. André Ramos, Dr. Ricardo Rüther, Dr. Giovani Gracioli, Dr. Jean Martina.
We sincerely hope that you find this inaugural workshop interesting and beneficial in your development as Early Career Researchers. We look forward to many years of fruitful collaboration.
Table of Contents
- Anh L. H. Tran, Sustainable biodigesters in Cambodia: Case studies of sanitation, waste and renewable energy solutions, 2016.
- Yi Chu, Energy-Efficient MAC Design and Evaluation for Wireless Sensor Networks, 2016.
- Giovani Gracioli, Towards a Smart Real-Time Gateway for the Internet of Things, 2016.
- Lucas Wanner, Energy-efficient physically coupled software, 2016.
- Bamidele Abedisi, VPP Opportunities and Challenges: The Triangulum Case Study, 2016.
- Eoghan McKenna, The role of demand response within low-carbon micro-grid communities, 2016.
- Domenico Balsamo, Energy Efficiency and Energy Monitoring in Smart Buildings and Smart Grids, 2016.
- Ísis Portolan dos Santos and Ricardo Rüther, Perceptions of Brazilian architects about building integrated photovoltaic using a software to help BIPV desing, 2016.
- Anderson Wedderhoff Spengler, Experimental Analysis of Thermoelectric Energy Generation: Nanosatellite as application example, 2016.
- Nervo Verdezoto, Designing Feedback Technology that Fit into People’s Everyday Life: Challenges & Opportunities, 2016.
- Wilson Negrão Macêdo and João Tavares Pinho, Evaluation of Distributed Generation Integration Along an Isolated Minigrid, 2016.
- Lara Schibelsky Godoy Piccolo, Raising Collective Awareness of Energy: Exploring Strategies to Engage Social Groups, 2016.
- Lucas Carvalho Cordeiro, Software Model Checking in Embedded Systems, 2016.
- Martin Pullinger, Position Statement, 2016.
- Alec Waterworth, The enhanced role of universities in innovation systems: the case of Brazilian petroleum, 2016.
- Jelte Harnmeijer, Towards self-sustaining renewable ecosystems: An ICT Platform Solution, 2016.
- Isabel Tourinho Salamoni and Ricardo Rüther, Analyses of the real benefits of BIPVs in warm climates, 2016.
- Anil Kashyap, Mircogrid innovation for sustainable energy in remote communities in emerging economies, 2016.
- Jean Everson Martina, Group Protocols for Secure and Energy-efficient IoT Sensor Networks, 2016.
- Jair Urbanetz Junior, Fabianna Stumpf Tonin, and Juliana D'Angela Mariano, Performance of photovoltaic system the UTFPR: Analysis of four years of operation, 2016.
- Gustavo Pinto, Empowering Software Developers to Understand and Overcome Energy Inefficiencies, 2016.
- Ivan Müller, Distributed Management for the Handover of Mobile Devices in Industrial Wireless Sensor Networks, 2016.
- Augustine AIfelebuegu, A community-led Micro-generation of Energy from Biogas in Rural Ghana – Opportunities and Challenges, 2016.
- Samuel James Williamson, Renewable Off-Grid Networks for Sustainable Rural Electrification, 2016.
- Charlotte Johnson, Urban community energy in the UK: The need for microgrids and integrated heat and power production, 2016.
- Hong Bui, Systems Thinking and Design Thinking for Innovation and Sustainability, 2016.
- Nikolai Mouraviev, The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in the Promotion of Renewable Energy, 2016.
- Ross Wilkins, Edge Mining for Energy Efficient IoT, 2016.
- Arliones Stevert Hoeller Jr, Integration of WSN Systems in the SmartBuilding, 2016.
- Pedro Carvalhaes Dias and Andreu Cabot, Thermoelectric energy harvesting for powering autonomous wireless sensor networks, 2016.
- Jakson Paulo Bonaldo, Multifunctional Converters in Smart Microgrids, 2016.
- Rodrigo Gaiba de Oliveira, Rafael Eckstein, Telles Lazzarin, and Ivo Barbi , Startup Procedures for Small Wind Turbines, 2016.
- Gustavo Medeiros de Araújo, Edmar Albino da Silva, Frank Siqueira, Leandro Buss Becker, Dynamic Failure Balancing for Ubiquitous Service, 2016