Report Out: Smart Eco-Districts DC

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Global City Teams Challenge 2016 Kickoff November 12-13, 2015 Report Out: Smart Eco-Districts DC

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Global City Teams Challenge

2016 KickoffNovember 12-13, 2015

Report Out: Smart Eco-Districts DC

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Project Scope

• Description– Scale Existing GCTC 2015 Project PA 2040

– Develop and Connect Four Eco Districts in DC

– Create an Open Data System to Share Data

• Potential Lead / Partners – DC Net, DC IoT, NCPC, Downtown BID, DDOE,

Wash. COG

– GWU, Siemens, Phillips, Mont. County, Trimble, FediFM/Onuma

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IoT Capabilities on Pennsylvania Ave NW

PA 2040

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Pennsylvania Avenue West of the White House – Concept Plan

Courtesy of KGP Design Studio

PA 2040

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Project Approach

• Major Requirements / Actions

– Acquire or Build a Sensor Array (anyComm, Intel Tool Kit, Array of Things?)

– Define an Open Data Hub (OCTO or GWU)

– Prioritize Key Performance Indicator (KPI) Goals

– Research Power Sources and Permitting Concerns

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Project Approach

• Major Requirements / Actions

– Acquire or Build a Sensor Array (anyComm, Intel Tool Kit, Array of Things?)

– Define an Open Data Hub (OCTO or GWU)

– Prioritize Key Performance Indicator (KPI) Goals

– Research Power Sources and Permitting Concerns

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Performance Targets /Indicators

• Performance Targets/KPIs – Reduce Building Energy Use (EUI’s) by X%– Improve Air Quality Across the City

• Measurement Methods for Performance/KPIs– EUI’s based on Existing Building performance Data– Environment: Temperature, Humidity, Barometric

Pressure, Sound, Air Quality:– NO2 (Nitrogen Dioxide): <2 ppb– O3 (Ozone) < 5 ppb CO (Carbon Monoxide) < 1 ppm

SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) < 15 ppb H2S (Hydrogen Sulfide) < 2 ppb

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Performance Targets /Indicators

Data Gathering Existing Conditions Data

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Performance Targets /IndicatorsSingle Building Energy Analysis Sheets

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Power Control and Status MonitorNode Control andCommunicaNons:Odroid-‐C1+ (Linux)

In-‐Situ Processing*:Odroid-‐XU4 (Linux)

Air Quality:NO2 (Nitrogen Dioxide): <2 ppb

O3 (Ozone) < 5 ppb CO (Carbon Monoxide) < 1 ppm

SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) < 15 ppb H2S (Hydrogen Sulfide) < 2 ppb

Environment: Temperature, Humidity, Barometric

Pressure, VibraKon, Sound,Magnetometer, RF

*all images processed in-‐situ and discardedNo images saved or transmi*ed.

Light/Visual: Light, Infrared (surface

temperature, cloud cover), 5MP HD

Camera*

Conceptual housing design to be finalized November 2015.

Sensors(October 2015)

Open Source ResilientSupport Plaoorm

Sensor Array Urban and Green Spaces Node Configuration(Oct. 2015)

Planned for 2016:TOX (total oxidizing index) < 1 ppm

(CO equiv)

TOR (total reducing index) < 2 ppb (NO2 equiv) HCHO(Formaldehyde) VOC (VolaFle Organic Compound) CH4

(Methane) PM 2.5(ParFculate MaWer)

Open source node soXware and hardware design©Argonne NaFonal Laboratory

Performance Targets /Indicators

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Performance Targets /Indicators

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Performance Targets /Indicators

Open Data Building Dash Board

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Demonstration/Deployment

• Phase I Demonstration Scenario– Complete PA 2040 with the Addition of Environmental

Sensor Arrays– Develop Sensor Array Prototype– Work with Educators to Teach Environmental Activism

through the Implementation of Smart Cities

• Phase II Deployment Scenario– Complete the Smart Eco-District Pilots in each District– Deploy an Open Data Eco-District Hub– Establish a Sensor Developer Program at Phelps HS,

DCPS for Engineering Design and Construction.