My name is Oliver Parson, and I'm currently employed as a Senior Data Scientist at Bulb. I'm interested in investigating the ways in which machine learning can be used to break down household energy consumption data into individual appliances, also known as Non-intrusive Appliance Load Monitoring (NILM) or energy disaggregation.
Friday 14 September 2018
Last chance to attend EU NILM 2018
The Fifth European NILM Workshop is just over 2 weeks away, and with over 150 registrants it already looks likely to be the largest NILM-focused event ever! The full agenda is available on the workshop website, although there might be a few minor changes in the run-up to the conference. There are a few tickets still available on EventBrite until the 26th September, so please register soon if you'd like to attend. We also have a few sponsorship options still available, so please get in touch via the Contact Us section at the bottom of www.nilm.eu if you're interested. See you in Duisburg :)
Friday 1 June 2018
Announcing EU NILM 2018
We’re pleased to announce that the Fifth European Workshop on Non-intrusive Load Monitoring will be held on the 1-2 October 2018 in Duisburg, Germany. The aim of the European NILM conference series is to bring together all of the European researchers that are working on the topic of energy disaggregation in both industry and academia. See www.nilm.eu for full details. There are a limited number of tickets so please register as soon as possible.
We invite attendees to submit presentation abstracts via this Google Form by 1 August 2018. We will aim to build a balanced agenda from a combination of invited talks and submitted abstracts, while the remaining submissions will be invited to present a lightning talk and a poster. Since the workshop will not feature published proceedings, we encourage relevant submissions which have previously appeared at other venues. We also welcome submissions from companies with results or data which they are willing to share with the community.
We have a number of sponsorship options for the workshop, including opportunities to give a full presentation, present a demo, and exposure on the website and slides. We need sponsorship in order to provide lunch, refreshments and an evening reception, so please get in touch via sponsors@nilm.eu if you’re interested!
We look forward to welcoming you in Duisburg!
Important dates:
- Early registration deadline: 1 September 2018 (free)
- Final registration deadline: 26 September 2018 (€100 + VAT)
- Call for speakers/demos deadline: 1 August 2018
- Agenda announcement: 15 August 2018
- Workshop dates: 1-2 October 2018
Call for presentations & demos
We invite attendees to submit presentation abstracts via this Google Form by 1 August 2018. We will aim to build a balanced agenda from a combination of invited talks and submitted abstracts, while the remaining submissions will be invited to present a lightning talk and a poster. Since the workshop will not feature published proceedings, we encourage relevant submissions which have previously appeared at other venues. We also welcome submissions from companies with results or data which they are willing to share with the community.
Call for sponsors
We have a number of sponsorship options for the workshop, including opportunities to give a full presentation, present a demo, and exposure on the website and slides. We need sponsorship in order to provide lunch, refreshments and an evening reception, so please get in touch via sponsors@nilm.eu if you’re interested!
We look forward to welcoming you in Duisburg!
Wednesday 9 May 2018
Presentation videos from NILM 2018 in Austin now available
I only recently noticed that videos from NILM 2018 in Austin are now available as a YouTube playlist. Here's a full list of the videos:
- An Experimental Comparison of Performance Metrics for Event Detection Algorithms in NILM
- Real-Time Itemized Electricity Consumption Intelligence for Military Bases
- Scalable Energy Breakdown Across Regions
- Pecan Street's Dataport
- Making Sense of UK smart meter data
- Poster Lightning Talks
- A Practical Discussion of Lessons Learned Deploying Disaggregation at Broad Scale
- An Emulator for NILM and Smart Home Research
- Panel Discussion on NILM Outlook & Next-Generation Applications
- On the Feasibility of Generic Deep Disaggregation for Single-Load Extraction
- FactorNet for Energy Disaggregation
- Post-processing for Event-based Non-intrusive Load Monitoring
- Power Signature Obfuscation using Flexible Building Loads
Tuesday 1 May 2018
BLOND office environment data set released
Thomas Kriechbaumer & Hans-Arno Jacobsen of The Technical University of Munich (TUM) recently released BLOND - a building-level office environment dataset of typical electrical appliances. The data set contains voltage and current readings for aggregated circuits and matching fully-labeled ground truth data (individual appliance measurements). The study covers 53 appliances (16 classes) in a 3-phase power grid in Germany. The authors have released two versions of the data set:
- BLOND-50 contains 213 days of measurements sampled at 50 kHz (aggregate) and 6.4 kHz (individual appliances).
- BLOND-250 consists of the same setup: 50 days, 250 kHz (aggregate), 50 kHz (individual appliances).
Monday 23 April 2018
Hive is hiring a Data Scientist in energy analytics
We're looking for an experienced Data Scientist to join our team at Hive in London. Hive is best known for its Active Heating product, which lets you control your heating and hot water from your mobile, tablet or laptop. However, we also work closely with British Gas on their My Energy product, which provides customers with helpful insight into their energy consumption. We're looking for applicants with a scientific background (general machine learning knowledge), practical data analysis skills (ideally python stack), as well as experience in energy analytics (disaggregation would be a huge bonus!). The full job spec is available on the Centrica jobs portal, but if you're thinking of applying do drop me an email first :) We're aiming to fill the role in the next few weeks, so please apply soon if you're interested!
Thursday 12 April 2018
NILMTK on CSR Tales
CSR Tales is blog devoted to documenting the stories behind research projects. They recently published a post written mostly by Nipun, covering the story of NILMTK - from the idea's first inception to the rapid development and release of the code and papers. Nipun, Jack and I all look back fondly on this project as some of the most open and productive scientific work we've ever done, and it makes us all really happy to see the project being used by the community. Having said that, none us have much time to keep up with the project these days, which is why we're really excited to welcome Paulo Meira (a postdoc at the University of Campinas in Brazil) to the core NILMTK team. We're keen to continue expanding the NILMTK team to allow the project to grow, so if you're interested in shaping the project's future then please get in touch :)
Wednesday 7 March 2018
Small Event with focus on Energy Informatics / NILM
Message from Christoph Klemenjak:
Dear all,
My name is Christoph Klemenjak and I am a PhD student working on the topic of load disaggregation and energy informatics at the University of Klagenfurt, Austria.
My supervisor Professor Wilfried Elmenreich and I would like to draw your attention to an upcoming event, the "Meetup on Current and Future Research Challenges in Energy Informatics".
The objective of this two-day event is bringing together researchers that are working on the topic of energy informatics.
Within a small group, participants are invited to present latest findings, share experiences, discuss current issues, and discover possible ways of future cooperation and collaboration.
Please find further information here:
https://tinyurl.com/ybmjmw67
We kindly ask prospective participants to submit a talk title and short abstract for a 20 minutes talk during the event till March 19th. A committee will decide upon acceptance till March 22nd.
Find the application form here:
https://tinyurl.com/y9nzka43
Please note that the University of Klagenfurt cannot provide any funding for expenses such as travelling or accommodation.
best regards
--
Christoph Klemenjak
Research and Teaching Assistant
Institute of Networked and Embedded Systems
University of Klagenfurt, Austria
Dear all,
My name is Christoph Klemenjak and I am a PhD student working on the topic of load disaggregation and energy informatics at the University of Klagenfurt, Austria.
My supervisor Professor Wilfried Elmenreich and I would like to draw your attention to an upcoming event, the "Meetup on Current and Future Research Challenges in Energy Informatics".
The objective of this two-day event is bringing together researchers that are working on the topic of energy informatics.
Within a small group, participants are invited to present latest findings, share experiences, discuss current issues, and discover possible ways of future cooperation and collaboration.
Please find further information here:
https://tinyurl.com/ybmjmw67
We kindly ask prospective participants to submit a talk title and short abstract for a 20 minutes talk during the event till March 19th. A committee will decide upon acceptance till March 22nd.
Find the application form here:
https://tinyurl.com/y9nzka43
Please note that the University of Klagenfurt cannot provide any funding for expenses such as travelling or accommodation.
best regards
--
Christoph Klemenjak
Research and Teaching Assistant
Institute of Networked and Embedded Systems
University of Klagenfurt, Austria
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