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Recent advances of wearable electrochemical and optical sensors for sweat pH monitoring. [PDF]
RSC AdvMoslah M, Tlili C, Dridi C.
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Towards a cybersecure and privacy enhanced smart grid: A blockchain enabled federated learning framework. [PDF]
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Smart control of soil temperature to optimize root-zone conditions for enhancing the physiological performance, growth, and productivity of greenhouse-grown cucumber. [PDF]
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Anomaly detection in urban lighting systems using autoencoder and transformer algorithms. [PDF]
Sci RepŚmiałkowski T, Czyżewski A.
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Enhancing low-cost sensor performance for THD monitoring in smart meters using AI algorithms. [PDF]
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The new generation electricity supply network, called the smart grid (SG), provides consumers with an active management and control of the power. By utilizing digital communications and sensing technologies which make the grid smart, SGs yield more efficient electricity transmission, reduced peak demand, improved security and increased integration of ...
Erdemir E., Gunduz D., Dragotti P. L.
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The new generation electricity supply network, called the smart grid (SG), provides consumers with an active management and control of the power. By utilizing digital communications and sensing technologies which make the grid smart, SGs yield more efficient electricity transmission, reduced peak demand, improved security and increased integration of ...
Erdemir E., Gunduz D., Dragotti P. L.
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Privacy-Preserving Smart Metering
Proceedings of the 10th annual ACM workshop on Privacy in the electronic society, 2011Smart grid proposals threaten user privacy by potentially disclosing fine-grained consumption data to utility providers, primarily for time-of-use billing, but also for profiling, settlement, forecasting, tariff and energy efficiency advice. We propose a privacy-preserving protocol for general calculations on fine-grained meter readings, while keeping ...
Alfredo Rial, George Danezis
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