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CONTENTS
1 – Introduction to Information Technology for Energy Managers: Understanding Web-Based Energy Information & Control Systems
2 – Introduction to Web-Based Information & Control Systems
3 – How a Web-Based Energy Information System Works
4 – The Evolution of Building Automation Systems Toward the Web
5 – What Network Building Control Can Do for End Users
6 – Life-Cycle Considerations for "Smart Equipment"
7 – Introduction to Web-Based Energy Information & Control Systems for Energy Management & Demand Response in Commercial Buildings
8 – Trends Affecting Building Control System (BCS) Development
9 – How to Get the Most Out of Your EIS: A New Organizational Management Paradigm
10 – The Case for Energy Information
11 – Using the Web for Cost-Effective Energy Information
12 – The Importance of a Strategic Metering Plan for Utility Cost Management
13 – Optimizing the Value of Web-Based Energy Information
14 – Guide to Analysis Applications in Energy Information Systems
15 – Data Analysis & Decision Making: Using Spreadsheets & "Pivot Tables" to Get a Read on Energy Numbers
16 – Knowledge Practice in a Sea of Information
17 – Some Methods of Statistical Analysis for EIS Information Signals
18 – Introduction to Network Security
19 – Computer Network Security: An Overview
20 – Network Security for EIS & ECS Systems
21 – Fundamentals of Database Technology & Database-Driven Web Applications
22 – Relational Database Choices & Design
23 – Utility Data Web Page Design: An Introduction
24 – Utility Data Web Page Design: Learning Technologies
25 – Utility Data Web Page Design: Presenting the Data
26 – BACS Industry Shaped by Standardization & Information Technology
27 – BCS Integration Technologies: Open Communications Networking
28 – ANSI/EIA 709.1, IP, & Web Services: The Keys to Open, Interoperable Building Control Systems
29 – Real-Time System Integration
30 – Specifying, Selecting & Evaluating Web-Accessible Control Systems
31 – Custom Programs Enhance Building Tune-Up Process
32 – Application Examples of Energy Infoirmation Systems
33 – Leveraging IP Technology for Remote Monitoring in the Energy Industry Pipeline Operations & Facilities Management
34 – Creating Web-Based Information Systems from Energy Management System Data
Glossary, Index