Cognitive Green Building- A Holistic Cyber-Physical Analytic Paradigm for Energy Sustainability

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This research project aims to develop a comprehensive analytical foundation for designing green buildings. In particular, the PIs focused on three interrelated thrust areas: (i) Integrated energy management for a single-building, where the goal is to jointly consider the complex interactions among building subsystems. The PIs developed novel control schemes that opportunistically exploit the energy demand elasticity of the building subsystems and adapt to occupancy patterns, human comfort zones, and ambient environments. (ii) Managing multi-building interactions to develop (near) optimal distributed control and coordination schemes that provide performance guarantees. (iii) Designing for anomalous conditions such as extreme weather and malicious attacks, where power grid connections and/or cyber-networks are disrupted.  This research provides directions at developing an analytical foundation and cross-cutting principles that will shed insight on the design and control of not only building systems, but also general CPS systems. 

  • Network Control
  • smart buildings
  • network optimization
  • robustness.
  • 1446582
  • 1446478
  • 2018
  • CPS-PI Meeting 2018
  • Poster
  • Posters (Sessions 8 & 11)
Submitted by Qian Chen on Tue, 01/22/2019 - 15:24