Web Based Enterprise Energy and Building Automation Systems

Table of Contents......Page 6
Michael Ivanovich......Page 10
Ken Sinclair......Page 12
Anto Budiardjo......Page 14
I. Introduction to Web Based Enterprise Energy and Building Automation Systems......Page 16
1. Introduction to Web Based Enterprise Energy and Building Automation Systems......Page 18
2. Building Automation Beyond the Simple Web Server......Page 28
3. What Is an Intelligent Building?......Page 32
4. How Can a Building Be Intelligent if It Has Nothing to Say?......Page 38
5. Ten Technology Takeaways for 2006......Page 44
6. The Business Value of Enterprise Energy Management at DFW Airport......Page 60
II. Web Based Enterprise Energy and Facility Management System Case Studies......Page 70
7. Innovating the Business of Facilities Operations: A Framework for the Next Major Advancement in Facilities Operations......Page 72
8. An IT Approach to Diagnosing Complex System Interactions......Page 80
9. How to Automate Strategies That Make Companies Energy Savvy......Page 90
10. Bringing Building Automation Systems Under Control......Page 106
11. Enterprise Energy Management System Installation Case Study at a Food Process Plant......Page 116
12. Ford Compressor Management System Case Study......Page 124
13. Technology as a Tool for Continuous Improvement......Page 136
14. A Case Study of the Jefferson Health System's Enterprise Energy Management System......Page 144
15. Integrated Energy Management—A Proven Approach to a Successful Energy Management Program......Page 150
III. Web Based Enterprise Energy and Facility Management System Applications......Page 158
16. Automated Commissioning for Lower Cost, Widely Deployed, Building Commissioning of the Future......Page 160
17. Monitoring Based Commissioning for Facilities......Page 172
18. Effectiveness of Energy Management Systems: What the Experts Say and Case Studies Reveal......Page 180
19. The Revolution of Internet Enabled OEM Controls......Page 198
20. Web Based Wireless Controls for Commercial Building Energy Management......Page 206
21. At the Base of the Enterprise Pyramid: Training Building Operators for Digital Monitoring and Control......Page 218
22. Facility Scheduling Program......Page 228
23. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill—A Proactive Approach to Facility Management......Page 234
24. Web Based Information Technology—A Supply Chain for Energy Strategy in Hotel Operations......Page 242
IV. Web Based Enterprise Energy and Facility Management Systems in the Entertainment Park Industry......Page 254
25. How Disney Saves Energy – Hint: It's Not Magic......Page 256
26. An Owner's Approach to Energy Management System Design......Page 264
27. Using the Web for Energy Data Acquisition and Analysis......Page 274
28. Disney's Enterprise Energy Management Systems......Page 284
V. Web Based Enterprise Management Systems for Demand Response Applications......Page 292
29. Participation Through Automation: Fully Automated Critical Peak Pricing in Commercial Buildings......Page 294
30. Industrial Customers Participating in the Deregulated Texas Electric Utility Market Utilizing Dashboards to Integrate Revolutionary Web Based Software Solutions and Enterprise Systems......Page 302
31. Web Enabled Metering and Controls for Demand Response......Page 314
VI. Hardware and Software Tools and Systems for Data Input, Data Processing and Display in Enterprise Systems......Page 330
32. Wireless Metering – The Untold Story......Page 332
33. An Energy Manager's Introduction to Weather Normalization of Utility Bills......Page 344
34. The Energy and Cost Savings Calculation System for Enterprise Energy Management......Page 356
35. SCADA and DCS Security Vulnerabilities and Counter Measures for Engineers, Technicians and IT Staff......Page 372
36. Developing an Energy Information System: An Efficient Methodology......Page 386
37. Developing an Energy Information System: Working with the Budget......Page 394
VII. Future Opportunities for Web Based Enterprise Energy and Building Automation Systems; and Conclusion......Page 400
38. My Virtual Value Visions for Building Automation in 2006......Page 402
39. Cisco Connected Real Estate......Page 406
40. Final Thoughts and Conclusion......Page 416
About the Authors......Page 420
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