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Data Analytics for Smart Grid Efficiency in GDL Smart City Pilot

One of the most interesting issues in a Smart City environment is the optimal use of electrical energy. Develop an implementation of a Smart Grid for a city is an exhaustive task: it is important to have smart meters to obtain and analyze measurements and to know what to do with that information. Monitoring by metric may be the best way to determine the correct decisions. Moving from sparse measurement to near real-time measurement results in a huge increase in the amount of data to be analyzed. This project proposes the initial steps to address this challenge through possible Big Data strategies, using as a case study the analysis of consumption on a University campus and considering the information and historical data according to the measurements taken by the service provider.