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Assessing the Economic and Environmental Benefits of Residential Demand Response: A Finnish case study
(IEEE, 22.10.2022)The residential sector has been known to have a few flexible loads and the current utilization of demand response within the residential sector is minuscule, with a major limitation being low economic incentives for ... -
Civic Data Literacies for Bottom-up Data Innovation
(ACM New York, NY, USA ©2019, 03.06.2019)This workshop is concerned with the potentials and barriers of data in facilitating bottom-up innovation. We focus on two specific communities that could benefit from utilizing data, but may struggle currently. Firstly, ... -
Co-creating Community-level Indicators: Involving Communities in the Digitalization of Energy for Empowering Energy Citizenship
International Convention On Information And Communication Technology, Electronics And Microelectronics (IEEE, 29.06.2023)Energy citizenship refers to the participation of individuals or communities in activities that support the green transition. Whilst individuals may set their own targets for greener living, several initiatives are also ... -
Co-Creating Requirements for the Emerging Electronic Identity Management Platform
(Association for Information Systems, 22.09.2023)Digital transformation of public sector entails prominence to electronic identity (e-ID) management platforms. The new, user-centric systems for e-ID management can be enhanced with Artificial intelligence (AI) and distributed ... -
Co-designing recycling solutions on campus: A case study exploring openness, realism and empowerment of users in a Living Lab
(Association for Computer Machinery, 20.06.2021)The Living Lab concept is often distinguished from other user-centered and co-innovation approaches by an aspiration to adhere to principles of openness and empowerment of users, with a focus on innovating ideas that are ... -
Designing for Effective Interactions with Data in the Internet of Things
(Association for Computer Machinery (ACM), 30.05.2018)The Internet of Things (IoT), a type of cyber-physical system, has led to a drastic growth in the number of devices and sensors connected to each other and to the digital word. This has further led to an exponential increase ... -
Designing SciberPunks as Future Personas for More than Human Design
(Association for Computer Machinery, 13.05.2021)In this case study we describe the evolution of a new method for creating future personas, called SciberPunks, for use in sustainable city design scenarios. SciberPunks channel the voice of the environment and have special ... -
IoT Protocol Selection for Smart Grid Applications: Merging Qualitative and Quantitative Metrics
(IEEE, 06.11.2020)The concept of Internet of Things (IoT) implies that objects are connected to share information with each other and/or with a platform based on standardized communication protocols such as MQTT and HTTP. Recently, their ... -
Local Solutions with Global Reach - Can Civic Tech Benefit from Open Source Software Ecosystem Practises?
(Association for Computer Machinery, 21.10.2020)This position paper identifies benefits of using open source ecosystem practices within civic tech projects, the barriers against it, and offers some technical solutions that could address some of these barriers. We also ... -
Open Data Inclusion through Narrative Approaches
(IEEE, 20.06.2022)Open data is published with the intention that it can be used by everyone. In reality, various barriers exclude some people from its use. This short paper will examine common reasons why people struggle to make use of open ... -
Participatory Collaboration Mapping of Design-Enabled Urban Innovations: The MappingDESIGNSCAPES Case
Communications in Computer and Information Science (Springer, Cham, 01.01.2023)Wicked societal problems, such as environmental issues and climate change, are complex, networked problems involving many intertwined issues, no optimal solutions, and numerous stakeholders. Cities are problem owners and ... -
Playing games through interactive data comics to explore water quality in a lake: A case study exploring the use of a data-driven storytelling method in Co-design
(Association for Computer Machinery, 28.04.2022)This case study explores the use of an existing data-driven storytelling method, called data comic, within a co-design process, to improve the sense-making of data. Data can often support a co-design process by providing ... -
Principles for Designing for Data Exploration for a Non-Expert Audience
(IEEE, 29.06.2023)A gap currently exists between how data is presented by researchers and how the average person understands data. Thus, although an abundance of good research data is available for free online, it can be difficult to ... -
Processing Smart Meter Data Using IoT, Edge Computing, and Big Data Analytics
(Springer, Cham, 26.02.2022)Smart meters have the potential for improving the accuracy of demand forecasts and the energy efficiency, also allowing for the reduction in energy consumption. Mostly the smart meter data is used for the measurement of ... -
Removing Barriers for Citizen Participation to Urban Innovation
(Springer, Singapore, 06.12.2018)The potential of open data as a resource for driving citizen-led urban innovation relies not only on a suitable technical infrastructure but also on the skills and knowledge of the citizens themselves. In this chapter, we ... -
Residential consumer preferences to demand response: Analysis of different motivators to enroll in direct load control demand response
(Elsevier, 10.01.2023)Demand Response (DR) is a potential tool to help reduce the network and market stress with the ever-increasing renewable energy in the electricity system. This study aims to measure the different motivators of residential ... -
Supporting smart citizens: Design templates for co-designing data-intensive technologies
(Elsevier, 20.03.2020)The design of interactive technologies for smart cities requires understanding the interactions between diverse data, physical objects, existing services and different stakeholders. Yet there is a lack of supporting methods ... -
Tangible Data Exploration: Creating Card Games for Sensemaking
International Convention On Information And Communication Technology, Electronics And Microelectronics (IEEE, 29.06.2023)Participatory sensing has largely focused on the collection and dissemination of data, paying little attention to the fact that people often struggle to use the data and relate it to their daily lives. However, data is ... -
The impact of an energy crisis on the residential consumers’ consumption behavior based on a Finnish case study
(IEEE, 30.01.2023)The aggression of Russia against Ukraine has had a devastating effect on people’s lives and is indirectly affecting the electricity market in Europe. The electricity market has seen a drastic increase in the electricity ... -
The Importance of Creative Practices in Designing More-Than-Human Cities
(Springer, Cham, 23.01.2021)Anthropocentric city design practices can lead to the creation of urban environments that serve human needs over the needs of non-human species and the natural environment. This chapter explores the different ways in which ...
