Sensors

A set of datasets (Excel files since it also contains dynamically generated images) to facilitate the reproducibity of the test performed for the evaluation of the FDS proposal

This dataset includes gathering 18-month raw PV data at time intervals of about 200 µs (5 kHz sampling). A post-processing 365-day day-by-day downsampled version, converted to 10 ms intervals (100 Hz sampling), is also included. The end results are two databases: 1. The original, raw, data, including both fast (short circuit, 200 µs) and slow (sweep, 2.5-3.9 s) information for 18 months. These show intervals of missing points, but are provided to allow potential users to reproduce any new work. 2.

The dataset contains measurements taken from four air handling units (AHU) installed in a medium-to-large size academic building. The building is a 7-story, 9000 sqm facility commissioned in 2016 hosting the PRECIS research center. It contains multiple research laboratories, multifunction spaces, meeting rooms, and a large auditorium as well as administrative offices. It is located at 44°2606.0N and 26°0244.0E in a temperate continental climate with hot summers and cold winters. Cooling is handled using on-site electric chillers while heating is provided from a district heating network.

Indoor location systems based on ultra-wideband (UWB) technology have become very popular in recent years following the introduction of a number of low-cost devices on the market capable of providing accurate distance measurements. Although promising, UWB devices also suffer from the classic problems found when working in indoor scenarios, especially when there is no a clear line-of-sight (LOS) between the emitter and the receiver, causing the estimation error to increase up to several meters.