Improving energy efficiency to reduce costs in server environments has attracted considerable attention. Considering that processors account for a significant portion of energy consumption in servers, Dynamic Voltage ...
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(数字)9783982674100
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(纸本)9798331534646
Improving energy efficiency to reduce costs in server environments has attracted considerable attention. Considering that processors account for a significant portion of energy consumption in servers, Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (DVFS) enhances their energy efficiency by adjusting the operational speed and power consumption of processors. Additionally, modern high-end processors extend DVFS functionality not only to core components but also to uncore parts. This is because the increasing complexity and integration of System on Chips (SoCs) have highlighted the substantial energy consumption. However, existing uncore voltage/frequency scaling fails to effectively consider Latency-Critical (LC) applications, leading to sub-optimal energy efficiency or degraded performance. In this paper, we introduce Co-UP, power management that simultaneously scales core and uncore frequencies for latency-critical applications, designed to improve energy efficiency without violating Service Level Objectives (SLOs). To this end, Co-UP incorporates a prediction model that estimates outcomes of energy consumption and performance as uncore and core frequency changes. Based on the estimated gains, Co-UP adjusts to uncore and/or core frequencies to further enhance energy efficiency or performance. This predictive model can rapidly adapt to new and unlearned loads, enabling Co-UP to operate online without any prior profiling. Our experiments show that Co-UP can reduce energy consumption by up to 28.2% compared to existing Intel's policy and up to 17.6% compared to state-of-the-art power management studies, without SLO violations.
The challenges of power quality are an emerging topic for the past couple of years due to massive changes occurring in low voltage distribution networks, being even more emphasized in the years marked by the novel COV...
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The challenges of power quality are an emerging topic for the past couple of years due to massive changes occurring in low voltage distribution networks, being even more emphasized in the years marked by the novel COVID-19 disease affecting people’s behaviour and energy crisis increasing the awareness and need of end-users energy independence. Both of these phenomena additionally stress the need for changes in the planning and operation of distribution networks as the traditional consumption patterns of the end-users are significantly different. To overcome these challenges it is necessary to develop tools and methods that will help Distribution System Operators (DSOs). In this paper, we present a geographic information system (GIS)based tool that, by using open source technologies, identifies and removes errors both in the GIS data, representing a distribution network, and in the consumption data collected from the smart meters. After processing the initial data, a mathematical model of the network is created, and the impact of COVID-19-related scenarios on power quality (PQ) indicators voltage magnitude, voltage unbalance factor (VUF), and total voltage harmonic distortion (THDu) are calculated using the developed harmonic analysis extension of the pandapower simulation tool. The analyses are run on a real-world low voltage network and real consumption data for different periods reflecting different COVID-19-related periods. The results of simulations are visualised using a GIS tool, and based on the results, time periods that are most affected by the change of end-users characteristial behaviour are detected. The potential of the end-users in the PQ improvement is investigated and an algorithm that shifts consumption to more adequate time periods is implemented. After modifying the consumption curve, power quality analysis is made for newly created scenarios. The results show that the pandemic negatively affect all analysed PQ indicators since the change in the a
Understanding and characterizing millimeter wave (mmWave) communication in real-world scenarios is crucial to design reliable communication systems for Internet of Things (IoT) applications, including autonomous vesse...
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Network security is a critical issue in modern technology. Honey pot-based intrusion detection methods provide an additional layer of security and enhance network performance by analyzing hacker behaviour and detectin...
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Internet of Things(IoT)and blockchain receive significant interest owing to their applicability in different application areas such as healthcare,finance,transportation,*** image security and privacy become a critical...
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Internet of Things(IoT)and blockchain receive significant interest owing to their applicability in different application areas such as healthcare,finance,transportation,*** image security and privacy become a critical part of the healthcare sector where digital images and related patient details are communicated over the public *** paper presents a new wind driven optimization algorithm based medical image encryption(WDOA-MIE)technique for blockchain enabled IoT *** WDOA-MIE model involves three major processes namely data collection,image encryption,optimal key generation,and data ***,the medical images were captured from the patient using IoT ***,the captured images are encrypted using signcryption *** addition,for improving the performance of the signcryption technique,the optimal key generation procedure was applied by WDOA *** goal of the WDOA-MIE algorithm is to derive a fitness function dependent upon peak signal to noise ratio(PSNR).Upon successful encryption of images,the IoT devices transmit to the closest server for storing it in the blockchain *** performance of the presented method was analyzed utilizing the benchmark medical image *** security and the performance analysis determine that the presented technique offers better security with maximum PSNR of 60.7036 dB.
Improving energy efficiency to reduce costs in server environments has attracted considerable attention. Considering that processors account for a significant portion of energy consumption in servers, Dynamic Voltage ...
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Electrochromic (EC) smart windows are highly efficient in preventing solar irradiation. Nevertheless, an insufficient automated monitoring and control system for EC windows has been observed. This study outlined the f...
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Ultra-wideband (UWB) radio utilizes narrow pulses that satisfy given spectral masks. These pulses should fill the masks efficiently. In addition, their waveforms should exhibit high energy concentrations. One class of...
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Robotic gas distribution mapping improves the understanding of a hazardous gas dispersion while putting the human operator out of danger. Generating an accurate gas distribution map quickly is of utmost importance in ...
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ISBN:
(数字)9798350384574
ISBN:
(纸本)9798350384581
Robotic gas distribution mapping improves the understanding of a hazardous gas dispersion while putting the human operator out of danger. Generating an accurate gas distribution map quickly is of utmost importance in situations such as gas leaks and industrial incidents, so that the efficient use of resources in response to incidents can be facilitated. In this paper, to incorporate the operational requirement on map granularity, we propose a low-to-high resolution path planner that first guides a single robots to quickly and sparsely sample the region of interest to generate a low resolution gas distribution map, followed by high resolution sampling informed by the low resolution map as a prior. The low resolution prior acts as a coverage survey allowing the algorithm to perform a relatively exploitative search of high concentration regions, resulting in overall shorter mission times. The proposed framework is designed to iteratively identify the next best T locations to sample, which prioritises the potentially high reward locations, while ensuring that the robot can travel to and sample the chosen locations within a user specified map update cycle. We present a simulation study to demonstrate the alternating exploration-exploitation like behaviour along with bench-marking its performance in contrast to the traditional sampling path planners and various reward functions.
Current major changes in distribution systems require better monitoring from energy utilities to prevent possible issues in the form of deterioration of power quality and stability, voltage oscillations, and many othe...
Current major changes in distribution systems require better monitoring from energy utilities to prevent possible issues in the form of deterioration of power quality and stability, voltage oscillations, and many others. However, distribution networks are still characterized by their limited observability, where information such as switching state and line parameters are not known. This constraint further complicates analyses concerning the observations of distribution networks. Therefore, this paper proposes a methodology that, as an answer to these problems, offers machine learning-based algorithms that aim to determine the switching state and line parameters of distribution networks using only collected historical Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) measurements. This model was tested on the radial IEEE 33-bus benchmark system and both meshed and radial real-world distribution networks. The results demonstrate that the proposed method can provide an accurate estimation of line parameters and network topology relying only on voltage magnitudes and active and reactive power measurements.
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