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1	Development of a data consolidation platform for a web-based energy information system / Ignatius Michael Prinsloo Prinsloo, Ignatius Michael January 2015 (has links) Global energy constraints and economic conditions have placed large energy consumers under pressure to conserve resources. Several governments have acknowledged this and have employed policies to address energy shortages. In South Africa, the lacking electrical infrastructure caused severe electricity supply shortages during recent years. To alleviate the shortage, the government has revised numerous energy policies. Consumers stand to gain nancially if they embrace the opportunities o ered by the revised policies. Energy management systems provide a framework that ensures alignment with speci cations of the respective programs. Such a system requires a data consolidation platform to import and manage relevant data. A stored combination of consumption data, production data and nancial data can be used to extract information for numerous reporting applications. This study discusses the development of a data consolidation platform. The platform is used to collect and maintain energy related data. The platform is capable of consolidating a wide range of energy and production data into a single data set. The generic platform architecture o ers users the ability to manage a wide range of data from several sources. In order to generate reports, the platform was integrated with an existing software based energy management system. The integrated system provides a web-based interface that allows the generation and distribution of various reports. To do this the system accesses the consolidated data set. The developed energy information tool is used by an ESCo to gather and consolidate data from multiple client systems into a single repository. Speci c reports are generated by the integrated system and can be targeted at both consumers and governing bodies. The system complies with draft legislative guidelines and has been successfully implemented as a energy information tool in practice. / MIng (Computer and Electronic Engineering), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2015 Data consolidation Data warehouse Energy information Demand Side Management Tax incentives Resource reporting
2	Development of a data consolidation platform for a web-based energy information system / Ignatius Michael Prinsloo Prinsloo, Ignatius Michael January 2015 (has links) Global energy constraints and economic conditions have placed large energy consumers under pressure to conserve resources. Several governments have acknowledged this and have employed policies to address energy shortages. In South Africa, the lacking electrical infrastructure caused severe electricity supply shortages during recent years. To alleviate the shortage, the government has revised numerous energy policies. Consumers stand to gain nancially if they embrace the opportunities o ered by the revised policies. Energy management systems provide a framework that ensures alignment with speci cations of the respective programs. Such a system requires a data consolidation platform to import and manage relevant data. A stored combination of consumption data, production data and nancial data can be used to extract information for numerous reporting applications. This study discusses the development of a data consolidation platform. The platform is used to collect and maintain energy related data. The platform is capable of consolidating a wide range of energy and production data into a single data set. The generic platform architecture o ers users the ability to manage a wide range of data from several sources. In order to generate reports, the platform was integrated with an existing software based energy management system. The integrated system provides a web-based interface that allows the generation and distribution of various reports. To do this the system accesses the consolidated data set. The developed energy information tool is used by an ESCo to gather and consolidate data from multiple client systems into a single repository. Speci c reports are generated by the integrated system and can be targeted at both consumers and governing bodies. The system complies with draft legislative guidelines and has been successfully implemented as a energy information tool in practice. / MIng (Computer and Electronic Engineering), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2015 Data consolidation Data warehouse Energy information Demand Side Management Tax incentives Resource reporting
3	MINESTIS, the route to resource estimates Wagner, Laurent 03 November 2015 (has links) (PDF) Minestis software allows geological domain modeling and resource estimation through an efficient and simplified geostatistics-based workflow. It has been designed for all those, geologists, mining engineers or auditors, for whom quick production of quality models is at the heart of their concerns. Mineralische Rohstoffe Schätzung Software Workflow Geostatistik Datenanalyse Kriging Risikoanalyse geologisches Modell mineral resource estimation mining software workflow for resource estimation geostatistics data analysis kriging uniform conditioning risk assessment resource reporting domaining block model geological model ddc:550 Lagerstätte Vorrat Bewertung Berechnung Mineralischer Rohstoff Vorkommen Erzlagerstätte Rohstoffreserve Prognose Modellierung Modell Software Einführung Rohstoffreserve Geostatistik Kriging Abschätzung Schätzung
4	MINESTIS, the route to resource estimates: Presentation of 3D geomodeling software, held at IAMG 2015 in Freiberg Wagner, Laurent 03 November 2015 (has links) Minestis software allows geological domain modeling and resource estimation through an efficient and simplified geostatistics-based workflow. It has been designed for all those, geologists, mining engineers or auditors, for whom quick production of quality models is at the heart of their concerns. info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/550 ddc:550

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