sri4building Ontology

An average indoor temperature measurement is the mean temperature recorded inside a building over a specified time period. It is derived from multiple indoor temperature sensors to represent the overall indoor temprature

A building represents a structure that provides shelter for its occupants or contents and stands in one place. The building is also used to provide a basic element within the spatial structure hierarchy for the components of a building project.

A building automation system refers to a system component that monitor and automatically adjust the energy using technologies

A tangible object designed to accomplish a particular task in a building.

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• sri4building:HeatPump ^c

A building heat controller device or system that regulates the heating within a building to maintain a desired indoor temperature

A controller is a device or system that manages and regulates various operational functions within a building, such as heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC).

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District heating consumption is the total amount of energy consumed by buildings within a defined district or area that is supplied through a centralized district heating system.

District heating system is a centralized system that supplies energy, usually hot water or steam, from a central plant to multiple buildings for heating and hot water.

Electricity consumption is the total amount of electrical energy used by a device, building, or system over a specified period.

Represents the consumption of energy by a system.

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A Heat Pump is a device that transfers heat from one location to another, typically extracting heat from the air, ground, or water to heat or cool a building.

Heatpump controller regulates the operation of a heat pump, adjusting heating or cooling based on sensor data and user settings to maintain desired indoor conditions.

Indoor temperature measurement is the recorded temperature within a building or enclosed space, typically measured by sensors

Indoor temperature sensor is a device that detects and measures the temperature inside a building or enclosed space.

Outdoor temperature measurement is the recorded temperature outside a building or in an open environment.

Outdoor temperature sensor is a device that detects and measures the temperature outside a building or enclosed space.

Power measurement is the quantification of electrical power consumed or generated by a system.

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A sensor is a device that measures a physical quantity and converts it into a signal which can be read by an observer or by an instrument.

Temperature measurement is the quantification of a thermal state of an environment

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• sri4building:IndoorTemperatureMeasurement ^c
• sri4building:OutdoorTemperatureMeasurement ^c

Temperature sensor is a device that detects and measures temperature.

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• sri4building:OutdoorTemperatureSensor ^c

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• sri4building:HeatPump ^c
• sri4building:HeatPumpController ^c

• sri4building:DistrictHeatingConsumption ^c
• sri4building:ElectricityConsumption ^c
• sri4building:TemperatureMeasurement ^c
• sri4building:PowerMeasurement ^c

This describes the connection between the power data and the type of commodity quantity it represents.

This describes the connection between the power data and the type of commodity quantity it represents.

This property indicates whether the power value pertains to production (e.g., PV production) or consumption.

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• sri4building:ElectricityConsumption ^c
• sri4building:TemperatureMeasurement ^c
• sri4building:PowerMeasurement ^c