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Manoj Gulati
Researcher at Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology
Publications - 14
Citations - 307
Manoj Gulati is an academic researcher from Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology. The author has contributed to research in topics: Energy consumption & EMI. The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 11 publications receiving 258 citations.
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It's Different: Insights into home energy consumption in India
TL;DR: An extensive deployment in a three storey home in Delhi, spanning 73 days from May-August 2013, measuring electrical, water and ambient parameters is undertaken, which further validates the common considerations from similar residential deployments, discussed previously in the literature.
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An in depth study into using EMI signatures for appliance identification
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors explored using high frequency conducted electromagnetic interference (EMI) on power lines as a single point sensing parameter for monitoring common home appliances, but the reliability and feasibility of using EMI signatures for nonintrusive load monitoring over multiple appliances across different sensing paradigms remain unanswered.
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An In Depth Study into Using EMI Signatures for Appliance Identification
TL;DR: This work presents some of the key challenges towards using EMI as a unique and time invariant feature for load disaggregation and a generic approach for simulating the EMI behavior of an appliance that can be used to do a detailed analysis of real world phenomenology is presented.
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Appliance Activity Recognition Using Radio Frequency Interference Emissions
TL;DR: By utilizing RFI emissions from electronic appliances, electrical activity from the appliance can be detected in multiple frequency bands and at varying distances, and the characteristic features of RFI observed from these appliances are discussed.
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Single Point Conducted EMI Sensor With Intelligent Inference for Detecting IT Appliances
TL;DR: A single point smart sensor is proposed to detect and track the operation of information technology (IT) loads that have time-varying power consumption patterns and is low cost, portable, and built using commercial off-the-shelf components.