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International research uptake · No. 32 · August 2018
Smart-home research in a US national laboratory’s technology evaluation report
National Renewable Energy Laboratory · Laboratory Resources and Techniques to Evaluate Smart Home Technology
- Role
- Lead author of cited smart-home research
- Location
- United States · international energy research
- Host
- NREL · US Department of Energy national laboratory
- Report
- Laboratory Resources and Techniques to Evaluate Smart Home Technology: Preprint
- Report identifier
- NREL/CP-5500-71696 · August 2018
- Research contribution
- The essence of future smart houses: From embedding ICT to adapting to sustainability principles
- Research authors
- AmirHosein GhaffarianHoseini, Nur Dalilah Dahlan, Umberto Berardi, Ali GhaffarianHoseini and Nastaran Makaremi
Smart homes and energy research
A National Renewable Energy Laboratory report draws on research led by Professor Amir in its discussion of laboratory homes for evaluating smart-home technologies. Bethany Sparn’s 2018 report, Laboratory Resources and Techniques to Evaluate Smart Home Technology, cites Professor Amir’s review, The essence of future smart houses: From embedding ICT to adapting to sustainability principles.
The research-to-practice connection
The report describes NREL’s Systems Performance Laboratory and techniques for testing home energy-management systems. On printed page 2, it cites the review alongside other sources when explaining how laboratory homes support the evaluation of smart-home technologies. Its reference list identifies the study on printed page 12.
Source access
The citation and reference were verified in the indexed text of the official NREL report. The laboratory’s current publication record also identifies the report and provides its download link. The historical PDF download was intermittently unavailable during verification.
Research and coauthor credit
The essence of future smart houses: From embedding ICT to adapting to sustainability principles — AmirHosein GhaffarianHoseini; Nur Dalilah Dahlan; Umberto Berardi; Ali GhaffarianHoseini; Nastaran Makaremi. DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2013.02.032
