05_Smart Meter Open Dataset

Build a platform where people can freely donate their energy data to society

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What is it about?

Although we all are producing more and more data, access to this wealth of information is becoming increasingly difficult for data protection reasons.

As a consequence, researchers and developers don't have freely accessible, comprehensible, high-quality datasets on individual European households to build their theories, algorithms and applications from.

We want to build a platform where people can freely donate their energy data to society so that science and research can support our energy transition with fair, democratic innovation.

More information will follow soon.

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Joined the team

3 years ago ~ PeterJanes

https://ac21.shinyapps.io/smart-me-db/ works only with Smart-Me accounts

3 years ago ~ benjamin_sawicki

we have an app prototype

3 years ago ~ benjamin_sawicki

Edited

3 years ago ~ benjamin_sawicki

Prototype to get API working for smart-me.com portal

3 years ago ~ benjamin_sawicki

Pitch presentation. Still *

3 years ago ~ Martin

Edited

3 years ago ~ Martin

Concept stage and mockup finished. Gathered ideas to elevate potential user contribution. Pitch presentation in progress

3 years ago ~ Martin

Joined the team

3 years ago ~ Martin

Start

Edited

3 years ago ~ Maud

Joined the team

3 years ago ~ benjamin_sawicki

Edited

3 years ago ~ Maud

Challenge shared
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3 years ago ~ Maud
 
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