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campschedule2010 [2010/10/20 11:04]
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 We will built the schedule for the event incrementally during the breaks. We will built the schedule for the event incrementally during the breaks.
-Everyone can propose sessions, you can propose sessions by adding sessions below or 
-just anouncing it during the event. There will be a whiteboard representing the session 
-slots. If you want to offer a session, you just stick a note to the whiteboard. 
  
 Friday: Friday:
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 ^ 18:30        |                              | Session 1            | Session 2          | ^ 18:30        |                              | Session 1            | Session 2          |
 ^ 19:15        |                              | Session 3            | Session 4          | ^ 19:15        |                              | Session 3            | Session 4          |
-^ 20:00        | Break Rescheduling         |                      |                    | +^ 20:00        | Hacking, Drinks Snacks     |                      |                    | 
-20:30        |                              | Session 5            | Session 6          | +22:00        | Closing                      |                      |                    |
-^ 21:15        | Closing                      |                      |                    |+
  
 Saturday: Saturday:
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 ^ 16:30        | Closing                      |                      |                    | ^ 16:30        | Closing                      |                      |                    |
  
 +
 +===== Session Scheduling Algorithm =====
 +
 +Everyone can propose sessions, you can propose sessions by adding sessions below or
 +just anouncing it during the event. There will be a whiteboard representing the session
 +slots. If you want to offer a session, you just stick a note to the whiteboard. The algorithm for adding
 +a new session topic to the schedule is:
 +
 +<code c++>
 +// ...
 +
 +// grab tools from the environment
 +schedulePtr=Schedule.instance();
 +cardFactoryPtr=CardStack.instance();
 +
 +// now, add a new session
 +while(schedulePtr.num_free_session_slots() > 0) {
 +  card=cardFactoryPtr.get_session_card();
 +  card.set_title(buzzwordify("xyz"));
 +  card.set_name("me");
 +  slot=rand(schedulePtr.get_free_slots());
 +  schedulePtr.attach(card, slot);
 +}
 +
 +// here be dragons
 +</code>
 +
 +If you want to join someone in a session, just go in the appropriate room. If you see someone proposing
 +the same topic as you, talk to her and join forces.
  
 ===== Session proposals ===== ===== Session proposals =====
 Please use this space to propose sessions: Please use this space to propose sessions:
  
-  * Smart Meter: Deployment issues +  * mySmartGrid: Deployment issues (Mathias) 
-  * Visualization of Energy Consumption Data +  * Open-Source Home Automation (See also: [[Project Octobus]]) (Mathias
-  * Open-Source Home Automation (See also: [[Project Octobus]]) +  * [[http://volkszaehler.org|volkszaehler.org]] Presentation, Demonstration, Perspectives & Discussion (Justin & Steffen) (Rem.: please schedule for Sat) 
-  * [[http://volkszaehler.org|volkszaehler.org]] Demonstration+  * Open Source Hardware for Smart Grids 
 +  * What is needed for creating a demo setup for [[http://www.flukso.net/content/device-fingerprinting|device fingerprinting]] in the home? 
 +  * How do we detect events through multi-sensor (e.g. electricity, temp, water, gas) correlation? 
 +  * What sort of statistics can we use for aberrant consumption detection? 
 +  * What is needed to turn this flood of Smart Grid data into people starting to truly live a greener life? How can technology help them? 
 +  * Visualization of Energy Consumption Data on the Chumby (Amelie) 
 +  * Alternative methods for data visualization/rendering 
 +  * AmICA - Presentation of a Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) platform and discussion of use for measurement and control (Sebastian Wille, TU Kaiserslautern) 
 +  * By how much can an average household reduce its energy consumption using a Smart Meter? 
 +  * How can an Open Source Smart Meter be useful in a household that already has been provided with a Smart Meter by its utility? (case 1: EDL21 - no communication hw included; case 2: EDL40: communication and visualisation included) 
 +  * How is load dependent pricing going to work? What models for determining the current load situation for a utility? Is EDL40 the only option? 
 +  * What does "meters that [...] reflect the [...] actual energy consumption and that provide information on actual time of use." mean? (see Article 13 in [[http://eur-lex.europa.eu/Notice.do?mode=dbl&lang=en&ihmlang=en&lng1=en,de&lng2=bg,cs,da,de,el,en,es,et,fi,fr,hu,it,lt,lv,mt,nl,pl,pt,ro,sk,sl,sv,&val=425611:cs&page=|EU directive 2006/32/EC]] which forms the basis for the national laws like EnWG §21b (3a) in Germany) (that would probably not fill one time slot - maybe we can find a second "mini-issue" subject?!?) 
 + 
 +  * Discovergy [[http://www.discovergy.com]] - possibly the only German smart meter operator offering true benefits to customers: What do we do? * How do we do it? * Why are we different? * How can you help? (pls schedule as session 7..14) 
 + 
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