In the new paradigm of Internet of Things (IoT), many objects will be on the network having capability of sensing, computing and communicating with each other directly or indirectly. The most important aspect of it is that, such network will be invisible but intelligent to complete the entire task through Internet. Utilization of such efficient ubiquitous network will have number of applications like in social, industrial, entertainment, health care etc. The efficient electricity management is the major need to be considered due to limited natural resource of energy generation. The major issue in not to generate the resource but to handle the generated resource efficiently. In this paper we have proposed the solution for electricity management through Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) in the IoT paradigm, where the sensing nodes deployed on the high electricity consumption devices will monitor the daily consumption and update it through smart device on the Internet for reference. Smart electric devices can be controlled to leave in dormant state when not needed. This will help to budget the need of electricity planning at a large scale automatically.

 

Published In : IJCSN Journal Volume 3, Issue 5

Date of Publication : October 2014

Pages : 279 - 283

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Publication Link : The Solution for Efficient Electricity Management through Wireless Sensor Network

 

 

 

Ms. Vasundhara Ghate : date of birth is 23rd August 1985, received the Bachelor’s degree from University of Pune in 2007 from state Maharashtra, country India and ME in IT from MITCOE, Pune in 20111 from state, Maharashtra, country India. Currently, she is working as an Assistant Professor in MIT College of Engineering, Pune.Her research interests are in Wireless Sensor Networks, Advanced Databases and IoT.

Mrs. Neha P. Sathe : date of birth is 08th November 1979,received the Bachelors in Electronics form Shivaji University, from city Kolhapur, state Maharashtra ,country India and ME (Electronics) from Maharashtra Institute of Technology Pune, state Maharashtra , country India Currently she is working as Assistant professor in MIT college of Engineering, Pune. Her research interests are Wireless Sensor Networks,Embedded Systems and IoT.

Mr Vivek S. Deshpande : Dean, Research & Development, MIT College of Engineering, Senior IEEE member, holds Bachelors and Masters of Engineering in Electronics and Telecommunications from Pune University, India in 1993. Submitted his research work in Wireless Sensor Networks, embedded systems and High Performance Computer Networks. He has got 6 patents on his name. His 23 years of teaching and industrial experience is an asset to the organization. He is working as Associate Professor in Department of IT, His expertise in the field of Wireless computer Networks and Distributed system helps in guidance to the PG Students

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WSN

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Electricity Management

From the survey and the proposed approach it will be possible to effectively control electricity utilization in residential / commercial areas. Use of wireless sensor network will enables remote monitoring and controlling the usage of electricity in an efficient and easy way. The IoT or IP-enabled approach helps to access information from individual sensor node any time from any location without the need of any external web interface to connect with internet. By using these measures for electricity management it will be possible to reduce the overall electricity consumption in commercial areas by 10 – 15 %.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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