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A data visualization exploration to facilitate a sustainable usage of premises in a Smart Campus context

The growing interest in the IoT in everyday scenarios has led to the transition from buildings to smart buildings. Such smart environments are equipped with sensors and IoT-based facilities, able to collect a huge amount of data that can be analyzed and can bring about a more sustainable usage of spaces. In this paper, we present the case study of a smart campus, where heterogeneous data, gathered both from sensors and official open data, have been exploited to facilitate the data visualization exploration of rich information about the occupant counts, towards a more sustainable and efficient use of its premises (including classrooms, labs, and meeting rooms).