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LightSense Project

9 months ago

LightSense Project
📣The 6th and final #LivingLab of the #Lightsense project was successfully held on 26th June, at Cyprus University of Technology (CUT). The consortium partners presented their final data and conclusions and discussed ways how to manage the process of putting together the final report. 📌 Georgios Panaretou from CUT initially presented machine learning algorithm for detection of potential threats to infrastructure integrity by analysing data received from the Distributed Acoustic System (DAS). The dataset used to train the machine learning algorithm which include 15 different types of sounds and the two approaches for classifying these sound categories were also discussed. The presentation was followed by a discussion on the use of this methodology for other applications. 📌 Professor Kyriacos Kalli (CUT) presented CUT’s BOTDA – Brillouin Optical Time Domain Analyzer – the first developed in Cyprus. The system setup up was analysed in a detailed manner to explain each step of the development process along with obstacles met and solved. The final successful operation was demonstrated. The presentation concluded with a discussion on the possible future work towards improvements and product commercialisation.📌 Professor Michael Komodromos from Frederic’s Research Center suggested a method to speed up BOTDA’s measurements. The objective of this work was to examine possible ways to lower the computational complexity in determining the Brillouin Frequency Shift (BFS) in Brillouin Optical Time-Domain Analysis (BOTDA) systems. The method proposed uses Lorentzian data fitting and modification improvements are proposed that improve convergence of the algorithm. The presentation concluded with an extended discussion for future work on possible ways towards further improvements to the method, mainly using fewer points in the fitting by exploiting the symmetry of the BGS. 📌 Andreas Theodosiou (Lumoscribe) presented a solution for Improving the spatial resolution of BOTDR measurements using signal processing treatments for static and dynamic Brillouin distributed sensing.Finally, Antonis Kolokasis from CERA presented the policy consideration outcomes. Specifically, CERA identified the standards, policies and responsible organizations for the development and implementation of fiber optic standards and policies, internationally and in Cyprus. The event concluded with partners agreeing to coordinate and exchange all information needed to make the process of developing the final report as smooth as possible. As the #Lightsense project came to an end, we are excited to see the outcomes contributing towards the development of a smart and sustainable future. Through the fruitful collaboration of all partners and the dissemination of distributed sensing to private stakeholders, we are convinced that the exploitation of these novel technologies can be achieved in many industries, with substantial economic and environmental benefits.👩‍🏫📊📉Coordinator: Cyprus University of Technology / Τεχνολογικό Πανεπιστήμιο ΚύπρουProject PartnersBar-Ilan UniversityCyprus Computer SocietyFrederick University CyprusCyprus Energy Regulatory AuthorityΑρχή Ηλεκτρισμού ΚύπρουAlgolysis LTDLumoscribe LTD – It’s all about sensingResoloupe ltd#research #distributed #sensing #livinglab #innovation #temperature #vibration #strain #monitoring #fibre #smartgrid #lightsense … See MoreSee Less

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LightSense Project

1 years ago

LightSense Project
📣We’re thrilled to share that the #5thLivingLab of the #Lightsense project was successfully held last Friday at Frederick University. Our partners presented their latest data and discussed the progress of the project, which aims to develop a smart grid lighting system for cities.During the Living Lab, Antonis Kolokasis from Cyprus Energy Regulatory Authority (CERA) presented on "Policy Considerations", highlighting the importance of regulatory considerations in developing sustainable energy solutions. Dr. Nicolas Nicolaou from Algolysis presented on "Data Collection and Visualization Platform", showcasing the capabilities of the platform in data management and analysis for the project.Andreas Stavrou from Electricity Authority of Cyprus updated the team on the "LightSense Project Progress", showcasing the advancements made in the project since its inception.Dr. Michalis Agathocleous from Resoloupe presented on "Contribution in the project", highlighting the company’s unique contribution towards the project. Georgios Panaretou from Cyprus University of Technology presented on "Intelligent Distributed Optical Fibre Sensing for Next Generation Smart Grids", showcasing the university’s research contribution towards the project. Finally, Prof. Kyriacos Kalli from Cyprus University of Technology presented on the "Update on the field data", providing insights into the data collected from the project.👩‍🏫📊📉The event ended with a final discussion. We’re thrilled to see the continued progress of the Lightsense project and the dedication of our partners towards the development of a smart and sustainable future. 📌Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting project!Coordinator: Cyprus University of Technology / Τεχνολογικό Πανεπιστήμιο ΚύπρουProject PartnersBar-Ilan UniversityCyprus Computer SocietyFrederick University CyprusCyprus Energy Regulatory AuthorityΑρχή Ηλεκτρισμού ΚύπρουAlgolysis LTDLumoscribe LTD – It’s all about sensingResoloupe Ltd#research #distributed #sensing #livinglab #innovation #temperature #vibration #strain #monitoring #fibre #smartgrid #lightsense … See MoreSee Less

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LightSense Project

2 years ago

LightSense Project
On July 12, 2022 LightSense project members had successfully installed the distributed temperature sensing (DTS) and intelligent distributed acoustic sensing (iDAS) systems (from Silixa Ltd) at EAC Power Station in Dhekelia district.Read more: www.light-sense.org/pilot-deployment-of-the-distributed-sensing-systems-at-eac-dhekelia-power-sta…Coordinator: Cyprus University of Technology / Τεχνολογικό Πανεπιστήμιο ΚύπρουProject Partners:Bar-Ilan University, IsraelFrederick University Cyprus Research Centre, CyprusCyprus Energy Regulatory Authority, CyprusCyprus Computer Society, CyprusΑρχή Ηλεκτρισμού Κύπρου, CyprusAlgolysis LTD, CyprusLumoscribe – Sense The Future LTD, CyprusResoloupe Ltd , CyprusThe Project LightSense (INTEGRATED/0918/0031) is co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund and the Republic of Cyprus through the Ίδρυμα Έρευνας και Καινοτομίας/ Research and Innovation Foundation#distributedsensing #deployment #fibre #SmartGrid #power #OPGW #EAC #silixa #temperature #vibration #strain #sensing #research … See MoreSee Less

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