- Research data . 2018Authors:Anderson, Ben; Eyers, David; Ford, Rebecca; Giraldo Ocampo, Diana; Peniamina, Rana; Stephenson, Janet; Suomalainen, Kiti; Wilcocks, Lara; Jack, Michael;Anderson, Ben; Eyers, David; Ford, Rebecca; Giraldo Ocampo, Diana; Peniamina, Rana; Stephenson, Janet; Suomalainen, Kiti; Wilcocks, Lara; Jack, Michael;Publisher: UK Data ServiceProject: EC | Spatialec (700386)Average popularityAverage popularity In bottom 99%Average influencePopularity: Citation-based measure reflecting the current impact.Average influence In bottom 99%Influence: Citation-based measure reflecting the total impact.
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- Other research product . 2018Authors:Anderson, B, University of Southampton; Eyers, D, University of Otago; Ford, R, University of Otago; Giraldo Ocampo, D, University of Otago; Peniamina, R, University of Otago; Stephenson, J, University of Otago; Suomalainen, K, University of Otago; Wilcocks, L, University of Otago; Jack, M, University of Otago;Anderson, B, University of Southampton; Eyers, D, University of Otago; Ford, R, University of Otago; Giraldo Ocampo, D, University of Otago; Peniamina, R, University of Otago; Stephenson, J, University of Otago; Suomalainen, K, University of Otago; Wilcocks, L, University of Otago; Jack, M, University of Otago;
The NZ GREEN Grid project recruited a sample of 25 households in each of two regions of New Zealand (Stephenson et al. 2017). The first sample was recruited in early 2014 and the second in early 2015. Research data includes: 1 minute mean electricity power (W) data collected for each dwelling circuit using Grid Spy monitors on each power circuit (and the incoming power); dwelling & appliance surveys; occupant time-use diaries (focused on energy use). This project was carried out by the University of Otago in a joint program led by the University of Canterbury. The project explored future trends in renewable electricity generation and household demand, together with developing in-depth knowledge of electricity networks and power management, to ensure that New Zealanders have access to reliable, safe, and affordable renewable energy.
- Other research product . Other ORP type . 2018EnglishAuthors:Anderson, B, University of Southampton; Eyers, D, University of Otago; Ford, R, University of Otago; Giraldo Ocampo, D, University of Otago; Peniamina, R, University of Otago; Stephenson, J, University of Otago; Suomalainen, K, University of Otago; Wilcocks, L, University of Otago; Jack, M, University of Otago;Anderson, B, University of Southampton; Eyers, D, University of Otago; Ford, R, University of Otago; Giraldo Ocampo, D, University of Otago; Peniamina, R, University of Otago; Stephenson, J, University of Otago; Suomalainen, K, University of Otago; Wilcocks, L, University of Otago; Jack, M, University of Otago;Publisher: UK Data Service
The NZ GREEN Grid project recruited a sample of 25 households in each of two regions of New Zealand (Stephenson et al. 2017). The first sample was recruited in early 2014 and the second in early 2015. Research data includes: 1 minute mean electricity power (W) data collected for each dwelling circuit using Grid Spy monitors on each power circuit (and the incoming power); dwelling & appliance surveys; occupant time-use diaries (focused on energy use). This project was carried out by the University of Otago in a joint program led by the University of Canterbury. The project explored future trends in renewable electricity generation and household demand, together with developing in-depth knowledge of electricity networks and power management, to ensure that New Zealanders have access to reliable, safe, and affordable renewable energy. Snowball recruitment of households followed by installation of electricity power demand monitoring equipment; household appliance survey; household socio-demographics survey; all-occupant (energy related) time use diary.
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- Research data . 2018Authors:Anderson, Ben; Eyers, David; Ford, Rebecca; Giraldo Ocampo, Diana; Peniamina, Rana; Stephenson, Janet; Suomalainen, Kiti; Wilcocks, Lara; Jack, Michael;Anderson, Ben; Eyers, David; Ford, Rebecca; Giraldo Ocampo, Diana; Peniamina, Rana; Stephenson, Janet; Suomalainen, Kiti; Wilcocks, Lara; Jack, Michael;Publisher: UK Data ServiceProject: EC | Spatialec (700386)Average popularityAverage popularity In bottom 99%Average influencePopularity: Citation-based measure reflecting the current impact.Average influence In bottom 99%Influence: Citation-based measure reflecting the total impact.
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You have already added works in your ORCID record related to the merged Research product. - Authors:Anderson; Ben; David Eyers; Rebecca Ford; Diana Giraldo Ocampo; Rana Peniamina; Janet Stephenson; Kiti Suomalainen; Lara Wilcocks; and Michael Jack.;Anderson; Ben; David Eyers; Rebecca Ford; Diana Giraldo Ocampo; Rana Peniamina; Janet Stephenson; Kiti Suomalainen; Lara Wilcocks; and Michael Jack.;Project: EC | Spatialec (700386)
- Other research product . 2018Authors:Anderson, B, University of Southampton; Eyers, D, University of Otago; Ford, R, University of Otago; Giraldo Ocampo, D, University of Otago; Peniamina, R, University of Otago; Stephenson, J, University of Otago; Suomalainen, K, University of Otago; Wilcocks, L, University of Otago; Jack, M, University of Otago;Anderson, B, University of Southampton; Eyers, D, University of Otago; Ford, R, University of Otago; Giraldo Ocampo, D, University of Otago; Peniamina, R, University of Otago; Stephenson, J, University of Otago; Suomalainen, K, University of Otago; Wilcocks, L, University of Otago; Jack, M, University of Otago;
The NZ GREEN Grid project recruited a sample of 25 households in each of two regions of New Zealand (Stephenson et al. 2017). The first sample was recruited in early 2014 and the second in early 2015. Research data includes: 1 minute mean electricity power (W) data collected for each dwelling circuit using Grid Spy monitors on each power circuit (and the incoming power); dwelling & appliance surveys; occupant time-use diaries (focused on energy use). This project was carried out by the University of Otago in a joint program led by the University of Canterbury. The project explored future trends in renewable electricity generation and household demand, together with developing in-depth knowledge of electricity networks and power management, to ensure that New Zealanders have access to reliable, safe, and affordable renewable energy.
- Other research product . Other ORP type . 2018EnglishAuthors:Anderson, B, University of Southampton; Eyers, D, University of Otago; Ford, R, University of Otago; Giraldo Ocampo, D, University of Otago; Peniamina, R, University of Otago; Stephenson, J, University of Otago; Suomalainen, K, University of Otago; Wilcocks, L, University of Otago; Jack, M, University of Otago;Anderson, B, University of Southampton; Eyers, D, University of Otago; Ford, R, University of Otago; Giraldo Ocampo, D, University of Otago; Peniamina, R, University of Otago; Stephenson, J, University of Otago; Suomalainen, K, University of Otago; Wilcocks, L, University of Otago; Jack, M, University of Otago;Publisher: UK Data Service
The NZ GREEN Grid project recruited a sample of 25 households in each of two regions of New Zealand (Stephenson et al. 2017). The first sample was recruited in early 2014 and the second in early 2015. Research data includes: 1 minute mean electricity power (W) data collected for each dwelling circuit using Grid Spy monitors on each power circuit (and the incoming power); dwelling & appliance surveys; occupant time-use diaries (focused on energy use). This project was carried out by the University of Otago in a joint program led by the University of Canterbury. The project explored future trends in renewable electricity generation and household demand, together with developing in-depth knowledge of electricity networks and power management, to ensure that New Zealanders have access to reliable, safe, and affordable renewable energy. Snowball recruitment of households followed by installation of electricity power demand monitoring equipment; household appliance survey; household socio-demographics survey; all-occupant (energy related) time use diary.