Internet of things for smart buildings : leverage IoT for smarter insights for buildings in the new and built environments / Harry G. Smeenk and Marc Petock.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Smeenk, Harry G., author.

Petock, Marc, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Intelligent buildings--Design.

Intelligent buildings.

Internet of things.

Smart materials in architecture.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (306 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

London, England : Packt Publishing, [2023]

Biography/History:

Smeenk Harry G. : Harry Smeenk is a technology strategist and thought leader in smart buildings, IoT, edge data centers, and networks. He is an executive leader in the design, development, deployment, and integration of smart building IoT networks with Tapa Inc, and Smart Buildings Online LLC. He drove worldwide cross-industry technology roadmaps, best practices, and standards for the Telecom Industry Association. He conceptualized and developed the industry's first smart building rating program. As Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the North Texas Enterprise Center he helped launch and accelerate startups including 3 of his own. He has an MBA degree from the University of North Carolina and a BS degree in Business Management from St. John Fisher College.

Summary:

Harness the full potential of IoT in your building to improve living standards, energy efficiency, and more Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook Key Features Discover how IoT solutions transform mechanical and electrical control systems into smart systems Unlock new revenue potential, operational efficiencies, and improved occupant's quality of life Explore industry thought leadership through author-led real-world applications and use cases Book Description Imagine working in a building with smart features and tenant applications that allow you to monitor, manage, and control every aspect of your user experience. Internet of Things for Smart Buildings is a comprehensive guide that will help you achieve that with smart building architecture, ecosystems, technologies, and key components that create a smart building. In this book, you'll start by examining all the building systems and applications that can be automated with IoT devices. You'll learn about different apps to improve efficiency, reduce consumption, and improve occupant satisfaction. You'll explore IoT sensors, devices, computing platforms, analytics software, user interfaces, and connectivity options, along with common challenges you might encounter while developing the architecture. You'll also discover how to piece different components together to develop smart buildings with the help of use cases and examples and get to grips with the various IoT stacks. After finding out where to start developing the requirements for your project, you'll uncover a recommended methodology to understand your current building systems and a process for determining what needs to be modified, along with new technology requirements. By the end of the book, you'll be able to design and build your own smart building initiative, turning your city into a smart city with one building at a time. What you will learn Discover what's a smart building and how IoT enables smart solutions Uncover how IoT can make mechanical and electrical systems smart Understand how IoT improves workflow tasks, operations, and maintenance Explore the components and technology that make a smart building Recognize how to put together components to deploy smart applications Build your smart building stack to design and develop smart solutions Who this book is for This book is for architects, mechanical, electrical, and HVAC engineers, system integrators, facility, and operations personnel, and others looking to implement IoT solutions to make their buildings smart. Basic understanding of various mechanical and electrical building systems including HVAC, security, fire alarms, communications, and data networks as well as the operations and maintenance requirements is a prerequisite.

Contents:

Cover

Title Page

Copyright and Credits

Foreword

Contributors

Table of Contents

Preface

Part 1: Applications for Smart Buildings

Chapter 1: An Introduction to IoT and Smart Buildings

A day in a smart building

Arrival and access

Information, preferences, and data

Communications network and collaborative conferencing

Smart building infrastructure

Tenant applications

Smart building definition

Types of smart buildings

What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?

IoT challenges

How smart buildings and IoT came together

The stakeholders and benefits of a smart building

Safety and security

Cost reduction

Revenue generation and increased asset value

Improved quality of experience

Traditional building issues solved by IoT and smart buildings

Smart buildings for a smart city

The history and evolution of building control systems

Summary

Chapter 2: Smart Building Operations and Controls

Facility controls/building operations maintenance

Remote monitoring and management

Building management systems/building automation systems

Energy management

Lighting systems

Facility support

Preventive/predictive maintenance

Tenant billing for sub-metering usage

Maintenance alerts/notifications

Space management

Chapter 3: First Responders and Building Safety

What first responders need

Public safety standards and codes

Public safety systems

IoT and the future of public safety systems

IoT and first responder challenges

New safety requirements for the new normal

Building access control systems

Visitor registration

Cleaning

Touchless controls

IoT smart building safety systems

Security and cameras

Accessibility

Indoor air quality monitoring

Building communications network/broadcast/push messaging

Summary.

Chapter 4: How to Make Buildings Smarter with Smart Location

Location data sources

Indoor positioning

Navigation, maps, and way-finders

Asset location and tracking

Asset-tracking technologies

Real-time occupancy

Occupancy sensing applications

Occupancy-sensing technologies

Chapter 5: Tenant Services and Smart Building Amenities

Work orders and tenant requests

Space occupancy, utilization, and booking

Financial interactions

Data analytics

Workforce applications

Concierge services and the amenity marketplace

Customized applications

Gamification

Custom experiences

Part 2: Smart Building Architecture

Chapter 6: The Smart Building Ecosystem

IoT sensors and devices

Connectivity

Transmission methods

Traditional building communications protocols

Common wireless IoT building communications protocols

Three layers of computing

Edge and fog computing

Cloud computing

Software and APIs

Data management

User interface and single pane of glass (SPOG)

SPOG

Chapter 7: Smart Building Architecture and Use Cases

Smart building architecture to pull components together

Smart building architecture challenges

IT/OT convergence

Use case - IAQ monitoring

Unexpected benefits

Use case - smart IoT-connected restrooms

Use case - PoE at the Sinclair Hotel

How it works

Solving for the smart building architecture

Use case - energy reduction at an Australian shopping mall

Cybersecurity for smart buildings

NIST cybersecurity best practices

Smart building IoT and privacy

Chapter 8: Digital Twins - a Virtual Representation

Smart building digital twin defined

History and use in smart buildings

Monetization opportunities

Types of digital twins

Layers and components

Creating a digital twin.

Digital twins helping public safety teams

Smart hospitals using digital twin technology

Lowe's stores introducing digital twin technology

Digital twin smart building challenges

Part 3: Building Your Smart Building Stack

Chapter 9: Smart Building IoT Stacks and Requirements

What are smart building stacks?

The Smarter Stack

How to use the Smarter Stack

The Smarter Stack use cases

Business categories use case

Connectivity and communications use case

Cybersecurity use case

High school requirements use case

Using the Smarter Stack to gain perspectives

The Smarter Stack for financial considerations

The Stack for technologies, standards, and protocols

What will be the approach, agile or all-at-once?

Chapter 10: Understanding Your Building's Existing Smart Level and Systems

How smart is your building

WiredScore

SPIRE Smart Building Assessment™

Smart Building Alliance

Smart Building Collective assessment and certification

Current building systems

Civil systems

Structural systems

Mechanical systems

Electrical systems

Energy systems

Plumbing systems

Technology systems

Communication systems

A post-smart building assessment

Network diagram

System modification, upgrade, replacement, and addition

Chapter 11: Technology and Applications

Hardware technology

Smart building applications

IoT middleware

Codes, standards, and guidelines to consider

Part 4: Building Sustainability for Contribution to Smart Cities

Chapter 12: A Roadmap to Your Smart Building Will Require Partners

Smart project planning

A built environment drives the majority of IoT smart buildings projects

New buildings create built-in IoT opportunities

Partners

Smart building project roadmap.

Potential roadblocks

Chapter 13: The Importance of Smart Buildings for Sustainability and the Environment

ESG

ESG terminology

ESG and buildings

Sustainability

Sustainability data

ESG and sustainability confusion

Green buildings

EU sustainability taxonomy

ESG and smart buildings investments

Sustainability funding

Global sustainability plan

Chapter 14: Smart Buildings Lead to Smart Cities

The elusive smart city

Smart city defined

The benefits of a smart city

Smart buildings create the smart city

Framework for measuring smart city impact

IoT helps buildings give back to the grid

Net-zero buildings

Government buildings are smart city starters

World's top smart cities 2022

Chapter 15: Smart Buildings on the Bleeding Edge

Smart buildings' impact on NOI

Smart buildings are digitalizing the commercial real estate market

Building smart from the start

Intelligent learning

AI is making buildings smarter

Unified buildings

IoT will drive the future of buildings

What's next

Final thoughts - data tagging

Index

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Notes:

Includes index.

Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

9781804612408

1804612405

OCLC:

1373342212