Towards visual smart metering exploiting wM-Bus and DLMS/COSEM

2015 IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Virtual Environments for Measurement Systems and Applications (CIVEMSA) Pub Date : 2015-06-12 DOI:10.1109/CIVEMSA.2015.7158602

G. D. Leo, C. Liguori, V. Paciello, A. Pietrosanto, P. Sommella

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Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) is one of the key issues in modern energy efficiency technologies, which are expected to bring on great benefits to both customers and utility companies (electricity, gas and water). Several efforts have been recently made in developing suitable communication protocols for metering data management and transmission. In order to match the cost requirements for the water market, an original solution represented by a visual sensor is proposed as an add-on module for the smart meter. The adoption of developed electronic device and ad-hoc protocol at application layer within the last mile of a multiservice Advanced Metering Infrastructure is investigated in terms of energy issues and interoperability. This study also analyses the communication performance that can be expected when using wireless M-Bus technology to send DLMS/COSEM messages and complete an image file transmission from the smart meter to data concentrator unit.

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利用wM-Bus和DLMS/COSEM实现可视化智能计量

自动抄表(AMR)是现代能源效率技术中的关键问题之一，它有望为用户和公用事业公司(电力、天然气和水)带来巨大的利益。最近在为计量数据的管理和传输制订适当的通信协议方面作出了若干努力。为了满足水市场对成本的要求，提出了一种以视觉传感器为代表的新颖解决方案，作为智能水表的附加模块。从能源问题和互操作性的角度研究了在多服务高级计量基础设施的最后一英里内，在应用层采用已开发的电子设备和ad-hoc协议。本研究还分析了使用无线M-Bus技术发送DLMS/COSEM消息并完成从智能电表到数据集中器的图像文件传输时的通信性能。

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