The PARTNER project aims to develop and deploy a digital platform (hardware infrastructure + software) that can predict electrical energy consumption and production at the household and micro-grid levels. The aim is to (1) maximise the energy autonomy of micro-grids, and (2) contribute to the development of the new electricity market (following its upcoming liberalisation). LASAGNE will use two existing “micro-grid” infrastructures in the communes of Meyrin and Chêne-Bougeries.
PARTNER is funded the Geneva canton within the call “plateforme de développement urbain – Le Territoire en recherche – 2020 – 2023“
The Eurostar SWARM (Smart and Widely-Distributed Appliances for Renewable energy management) project aims to provide new services such that users become active participants, thus becoming direct beneficiaries of a liberalised energy market. We achieve this goal by creating and demonstrating the Smart Energy Management Appliance (SEMA), an innovative connected energy product, which offers supply/usage prediction, flexibility and energy transaction negotiation while upholding grid stability
The European ERA-NET LASAGNE (digitaL frAmework for SmArt Grid and reNewable Energies) project aims to develop a collaborative digital platform for the electrical energy market. The platform will rely on a new family of digital meters . LASAGNE will explore the social acceptability of such a platform.
NORA: Noise Radar – Distributed Acoustic Sensor Network for Traffic Noise Impact Measurement
Urban environments are exposed to high noise levels that have an impact on human health. Road traffic is a prominent factor of noise pollution. The NORA Innosuisse project aims to address this problem by developing an adaptive cloud-edge platform for smart cities by combining IoT, acoustic and AI.
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The Large-Scale Distributed Systems (LSDS) Research Group is specialised in methodologies and frameworks for developing large-scale applications deployed on heterogeneous environments. Our research activities are currently focused on the Internet of Things (IoT), edge/cloud computing and continuum computing. The application domains include sustainable energy, environmental monitoring and urban computing.
LSDS is part of HEPIA, the Geneva-based unit of the University of Applied Sciences – Western Switzerland (HES-SO).
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The Large-Scale Distributed Systems (LSDS) Research Group is specialised in methodologies and frameworks for developing large-scale applications deployed on heterogeneous environments. Our research activities are currently focused on the Internet of Things (IoT), edge/cloud computing and continuum computing. The application domains include sustainable energy, environmental monitoring and urban computing.
LSDS is part of HEPIA, the Geneva-based unit of the University of Applied Sciences – Western Switzerland (HES-SO).
