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Magna Cum Laude Thesis Defense: An Open-Source Remote Monitoring System Nikolas Wolfe Dept of Computer and Information Sciences and Engineering December 8, 2009
Summary Motivation To lower the cost and improve the quality of remote monitoring and the sustainability of renewable energy systems Problem Existing monitoring technologies are expensive, limited, and proprietary Solution To develop an open-source monitoring system for remote power systems that minimizes after-installation costs
High Level Design An open-source monitoring system for remote solar power systems Two Parts: 1.) Hardware Component: Interfaces with charge controller, transmits data 2.) Software Component: Stores and analyzes data
Inspiration? Why doesn t this work? Sanyang, The Gambia, Summer 2007
Premises 1.) Solar is common 2.) Projects using solar routinely fail 3.) Maintenance requires trained personnel, but also information 4.) Remote Monitoring can provide essential information 5.) Existing systems are limited and proprietary 6.) This technology should be open source
