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Developing a System of Data Collection and Analysis for a Network of Electric Stations in the Framework of the 'Internet of Things' Concept

Student: Grechushkin Mikhail

Supervisor: Alexey Rolich

Faculty: HSE Tikhonov Moscow Institute of Electronics and Mathematics (MIEM HSE)

Educational Programme: Information Science and Computation Technology (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2018

A high number of electric vehicles and stations are expected as environmentally friendly vehicles are gaining popularity in modern countries, which might cause inconveniences (e.g. long queues) for both electric car owners and electric station staff due to the long charging time of electric cars. However, there can be a wide amount of potential data generated by these electric stations that can be analyzed with a perspective to perform load balancing in the electric station network. This study presents a system to collect and analyze data of electric charging points in the framework of the Internet of things concept. As a result, the cloud application is obtained and it is intended to collect and analyze data and demonstrate recommendations to users. There are 40 pages (51000 symbols) and 18 pictures in this project, 21 items in the reference list. Tables are absent.

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