The neighborhood as a manageable part of a city representing a social reference system describes the everyday living environment of people and is the suitable framework for controlling the influences of people on their environment and thus on health and well-being. Further developments in sensor technology and simulation are opening up new possibilities for understanding interrelationships and intervening in a targeted manner through the increasing amount of data being collected or generated. However, different uses (industrial property, residential area) result not only in different goals but also in a clearly different starting position for data collection (e.g. fixed vs. mobile, directly vs. at best indirectly measurable variables) and different possibilities for control and influence.
SenSim4iCity investigates the use of data under these boundary conditions: How can the energetic management of a property be improved, facility management be supported and the comfort of employees be increased?
How can the interrelationships between road traffic, noise and pollution be described in the residential environment, and how can the actual pollution be represented and reduced?
In SenSim4iCity, different technological approaches will be applied to concrete examples of the partners in the sub-projects
Management | Prof. Dr. Ursula Voß, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Berndt Zeitler, Dr. Dirk Pietruschka, Prof. Dr. Dieter Uckelmann |
Partner | Robert Bosch GmbH, Soundplan, CADFEM International GmBH |
Website | iCity: Intelligent City |
Grant No. | 13FH9I09IA |
Funding | Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) |
Programme | Forschung an Fachhochschulen |
Call for proposal | Strong universities of applied sciences - impulse for the region (FH-Impuls) |
Duration | 01.09.2022–31.12.2024 |
Name & Position | E-Mail & Telephone | |
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Professorin, Projektprüfungsamt Mathematik/BPS | +49 711 8926 2814 | 2/318 |
Professor / IAF Direktorium / Akustikgruppe | +49 711 8926 2507 | 7/104 |
Professor / Wissenschaftlicher Direktor | +49 711 8926 2632 | 2/145 |
+49 711 8926 2567 | 7/108 | |
Akademische Mitarbeiterin | +49 711 8926 2311 | 2/241 |
Akademische Mitarbeiterin | Akustikgruppe | +49 711 8926 2756 | 7/113 |
Akademische Mitarbeiterin | +49 711 8926 2320 | 344 |