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Lancaster, Lancashire
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Professor of Computing and Sustainability
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Adrian Friday is Professor of Computing and Sustainability, and Head of School of Computing and Communications, Lancaster University. He has an extensive track record of developing and studying infrastructure for real world ubiquitous systems, from the early origins of mobile computing in the 1990s through to his longitudinal ’in the wild’ studies of open public display networks. His recent work has focused on conducting field experiments of ubiquitous systems to understand energy demand in the home, leading a series of collaborative and multidisciplinary research programmes in this area.
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Organização/Local de trabalho
Lancaster, Lancashire
Cargo
Professor of Computing and Sustainability
Setor
Education
Sobre
Adrian Friday is Professor of Computing and Sustainability, and Head of School of Computing and Communications, Lancaster University. He has an extensive track record of developing and studying infrastructure for real world ubiquitous systems, from the early origins of mobile computing in the 1990s through to his longitudinal ’in the wild’ studies of open public display networks. His recent work has focused on conducting field experiments of ubiquitous systems to understand energy demand in the home, leading a series of collaborative and multidisciplinary research programmes in this area.
Marcadores
sustainability
gig economy
fairness
ubicomp
energy
logistics
carbon footprint
civic infrastructure
gig
design
home
public displays
content
networks
pd-net
applications
open
iot
#digitaltwins
#ai
#savings
#iot
#energy
#sustainability
sufficiency
ict
decarbonising
sustainable development
keynote
heuristic
work allocation
games
outreach
challenges
hubs
consolidation
smarter cities
work
sustainable
fair
technology
net 0
data centres
computation
app design
climate change
diet
food
reduction
variation
domestic
it
cooking
eco-feedback
quantitative
qualitative
e-campus
digital signage
shared situated displays
ubicomp2011
trusted users
control
carbon
examples
lessons
tips
deployments
middleware
api
rest
iot2010
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