Una propuesta para la arquitectura informática del sistema de control de un edificio

Gracián Triviño Barros

doi:10.3989/ic.2004.v56.i494.446

Proposal for computerized architecture of building control systems

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Gracián Triviño Barros Dr. Ingeniero Industrial Facultad de Informática. UPM

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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.2004.v56.i494.446

Abstract

Nowadays, in order to perform the optimal installations automatic control, buildings structure incorporates a new kind of computers which are different from the desk computers dedicated to user’s personal tasks.
These computers spread in the form of a network that is overlapped with the building structure in such a way that soon we shall speak about the computer omnipresence in the building.
The building control system is considered in this paper as an intelligent agent. This means a control system provided with sensors and actuators to interact with its environment. This control system must develop its activity in order to get autonomously the programmed goals. A generic control building architecture is presented as a step towards the systematic development of control building systems.
A project for the development of a software tool is also presented. This tool intends to support and make easy the programming of such kind of control systems. This project is been developed in the Department of Photonic Technology at Universidad Politécnica of Madrid.

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2004-12-30

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Triviño Barros, G. (2004). Proposal for computerized architecture of building control systems. Informes De La Construcción, 56(494), 27–34. https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.2004.v56.i494.446

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Vol. 56 No. 494 (2004)

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