Batteries for the Internet of Energy

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Prepare for an ERC proposal on batteries for home

Part project: Security

Action Items

Related work

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Title	Batteries for the Internet of Energy
Place	UNIK
Date, Time	2012/12/20, 1200-1300
Contact Person	Sabrina Sartori
Participants	Sabrina Sartori, Josef Noll
related to Project	Proposal
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deadline 17. Feb 2013

• goal: 2-3 PhD and PostDoc

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• focus from Josef on energy flow in and out of a battery, as well as security in communications
• goal to have an update on the requirements of flow of energy in/and out of batteries

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• Josef to contact Jon Restad on solar production in Oslo and Genua
• Josef to contact Eidsiva, Agder Energi or Troms Energi for usage pattern.

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• Good model on light intensity: http://www.sitmo.com/article/light-intensity-modelling-and-forward-curves/
• Intensity of Solar Radiation: www.jgsee.kmutt.ac.th/.../Solar/Intensity.rtf (check google search)

related numbers

For Thailand (from: radiation.rtf): Geographical, seasonal, and diurnal variations of solar radiation at the Earth's surface are controlled as much by the incidence of cloud as they are by the movement of the sun. Consequently, the study of these variations is closely linked to the study of climate, and many observations are required to build up an adequate description of them.