Publication | ACM Workshop on Device-Free Human Sensing 2019
Occupancy Visualization towards Activity Recognition
Abstract
Occupancy Visualization towards Activity Recognition
Alex Tessier, Simon Breslav, Kean Walmsley, Michael Lee, Hali Larsen, Jacky Bibliowicz, Pan Zhang, Liviu Calin, Bokyung Lee, Josh Cameron, Rhys Goldstein, Azam Khan
ACM Workshop on Device-Free Human Sensing 2019
We present a sensor visualization system that integrates data streams from individual custom sensor arrays together with Building Automation System (BAS) data. To help bridge the gap between actual building usage by the occupants, and the aggregate assumed usage by the control system, we have developed several sensor processing subsystems moving toward automated human activity recognition without the need for directly instrumenting the occupants. By having a system with a detailed understanding of occupancy behavior and needs, we believe buildings could be much more efficient thereby reducing energy consumption, working toward sustainability of the built environment.
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Alex Tessier
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Jacky Bibliowicz
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Rhys Goldstein
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