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Machine Learning Algorithms Predicting Demand Response Potential Utilising a Synthetic Repository Despoina Christantoni, Dimitrios-Stavros Kapetanakis, Donal P. Finn University College of Dublin, Ireland Despoina Christantoni is funded under Programme for Research in Third Level Institutions and co-funded under the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). Investing in Your Future
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Context
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Demand Response Reference: Sonja van Renssen, Nature Climate Change
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Testbed building 11,100 m 2 floor area Key Features: Offices, Retail Fitness Centre 50 m Swimming Pool Cinema / Theatre Debating Chamber Meeting Rooms UCD Sports Centre
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Testbed building
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Building Energy Simulation Model BEMS data archived at 15 minute intervals: Electricity and gas consumption Zonal parameters Electricity: MBE: -1.6% & CVRMSE: 10.5% (Reference: D. Christantoni, S. Oxizidis, D. Flynn, D. P. Finn, Calibration of a commercial building energy simulation model for demand response analysis, in: Proceedings of BS2015: 14th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association, 2015, pp. 2865–2872.) EnergyPlus model
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DR Strategies Scheduled values changed when a DR signal received Strategies tested : Chilled water temperature adjustment Fans (VAV, CAV & on/off) Zone air temperature set-point adjustment
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DR Strategies Energy Management System Sensors Actuators Parametrics
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Synthetic Repository Demand response potential in 15 minutes intervals 1 & 2 hours duration events Various commencement time Train and test the machine learning algorithms
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Machine Learning Algorithms Artificial neural networks and support vector machines Focus on: predicting the DR potential with real time weather data
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Inserts the dataset to the stream Input variables and target variable are selected Model Builder Describes the developed model Predictive model Information about model performance Reports the outcome of prediction Predictive Models Software IBM SPSS Modeler
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Progress Summary Synthetic Repository from Testbed Building: Completed Development of predictive models: Undergoing Work to be completed: By the end of August
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Thank you for your attention! Despoina Christantoni: despoina.christantoni@ucdconnect.iedespoina.christantoni@ucdconnect.ie Dimitrios-Stavros Kapetanakis: dimitrios.kapetanakis@ucdconnect.iedimitrios.kapetanakis@ucdconnect.ie
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