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Inventory of computers in our campus.

Inventory of computers in our campus.

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Figure 1: Components of the EnergyAware architecture. 
Figure 2: Architecture while used by an administrator. 
Table 2 : Inventory of computers in our campus.
Figure 3: Architecture while used by a regular user. 
+3 Figure 4: Location mechanism to wake or put PC to sleep. 
EnergyAware Mobile-based Architecture for Maximizing Energy Savings during Computer Idle Times
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  • Apr 2014
Energy consumption of computers in office buildings remains an issue of concern for companies. For example, for a university campus, they might represent between 50% and 80% of all the power consumed. Besides that, computer usage behavior sometimes makes the application of energy saving policies a difficult task, as many users prefer not to be anno...
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... In office buildings, many PCs remain switched on for most of the time, even when the user is not present [3]. This represents an opportunity for energy savings in buildings that still remains as a problem of interest, given the long periods of time that PCs remain idle [4]. ...
... This layer can be used also for actuating when applying the profile-based energy saving policies. In a previous work from the authors [4], they partially built a similar layer for gathering PC usage information. The following applications were used: ...
... The idea at the end is show that data from both sources can be used to achieve the same conclusion. For this purpose, we used a software tool proposed by the authors previously [4] to gather information about employees' behavior and PC usage at the office. ...
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