Stephen Makonin
Research field: Computer and Information Science - Artificial Intelligence
Intelligent systems in smart homes for energy conservation ans sustainability.
Publications
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Conference Proceedings (2)
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Stephen Makonin, Fred Popowich (2011) An Intelligent Agent for Determining Home Occupancy Using Power Monitors and Light Sensors, 236-240. In Toward Useful Services for Elderly and People with Disabilities.Download PDF (189.69 KB)
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Stephen Makonin, Philippe Pasquier, Lyn Bartram (2011) Elements of Consumption: An Abstract Visualization of Household Consumption, 194-198. In Smart Graphics.Download PDF (1.31 MB)
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Biographical Information
I am currently on professional development (PD) leave to study for my Doctor of Philosophy in Computing Science at Simon Fraser University (SFU). Before my PD leave from British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) I was as a full-time researcher at the applied research Technology Centre (TC) researching the Smart Grid in the areas of system and web architectures, home area networks (HAN), and embedded systems.
My areas of research interest include: eco-sustainability, eco-feedback, intelligent systems, and sensor networks.
My areas of interest in intelligent systems include: rules, logic, neural nets, artificial life, distributed intelligence, and evolutionary algorithms.
My areas of research interest include: eco-sustainability, eco-feedback, intelligent systems, and sensor networks.
My areas of interest in intelligent systems include: rules, logic, neural nets, artificial life, distributed intelligence, and evolutionary algorithms.
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Professional Experience
2010 - Present
PhD Student at School of Computing Science, Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, Canada
Burnaby, Canada
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