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This paper describes the Cloud Computing for Smart Energy Management (CC-SEM) project, a research effort focused on building an integrated platform for smart monitoring, controlling, and planning energy consumption and generation in urban scenarios. The project integrates cutting-edge technologies (Big Data analysis, computational intelligence, Internet of Things, High Performance Computing and Cloud Computing), specific hardware for energy monitoring/controlling built within the project and explores their communication. The proposed platform considers the point of view of both citizens and administrators, providing a set of tools for controlling home devices (for end users), planning/simulating scenarios of energy generation (for energy companies and administrators), and shows some advances in communication infrastructure for transmitting the generated data.
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CC-SEM project is supported by the STIC-AmSud regional program (France–South America).
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Luján, E., Otero, A., Valenzuela, S., Mocskos, E., Steffenel, L.A., Nesmachnow, S. (2019). Cloud Computing for Smart Energy Management (CC-SEM Project). In: Nesmachnow, S., Hernández Callejo, L. (eds) Smart Cities. ICSC-CITIES 2018. Communications in Computer and Information Science, vol 978. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-12804-3_10
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