Questions?
We like to think that an AEI Energy Map is a pretty intuitive way to explore the energy and water utiliy data for a large portfolio. But that doesn't mean we think it's the only way or necessarily the best way. If you have questions or recommendations on how an Energy Map should work - or could work better for you and your portfolio, please write to us or call (800) 971-1124. We'd love to hear from you.
Help in 30 seconds or less
The mouse is your friend. When points (buildings) are very dense, you can use your mousewheel to zoom in or out over a given area. Left-click and drag to pan the map.
Move the mouse over a building for a popup tooltip that shows some basic characteristics of the building. Click the building to open a panel that contains additional details. NOTE: The AEI Energy Map is normally tuned for monthly utility and main meter interval data - the San Francisco dataset has none of these details, so many panels in the detail panel will be empty.
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Click on a side panel arrow to expand or collapse the panel |
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Click on View circle to change the values used to size the circles on the map. |
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Choose a Building Group option to change the color-coding and pie chart slices (found in the Building Summary flyout panel). Click on a Building Group legend circle to exclude or include a whole group from the map and summary totals. The aggregate totals at the bottom of the map are adjusted as you filter the data, as is the Summary side panel data table and pie chart. |
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Click on any circle (Facility) to expand the Details pane for the facility. |
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For bar, pie or scatter plots that have options, click on the option buttons to change the visual. |
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CREDITS
The mash-up of data for this Energy Map of Los Angeles application were drawn from some or all of the following public or subscription data sources. See ABOUT THE DATA below to understand the limitations and disclaimers about the specific data we used.
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DATA L.A.©2018 City of Los Angelesdata.lacity.org |
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Map Services©2017 OpenStreetMap.org, OpenStreetMap.sewww.openstreetmap.org |
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Map Services©2017 Stamen Design, LLCwww.stamen.com |
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California ISO | OASIS©2005-2018 California ISOoasis.caiso.com |
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Weather Underground©TWC Product and Technology LLC 2014, 2018www.wunderground.com |
ABOUT THE DATA
Disclosure Ordinance data is provided by the City of Los Angeles and offers no warranty. The City provides the open data as-is and cannot be held liable for any errors or omissions therein, or any calculations, assumptions or conclusions based on the data. The state of the data is as it appeared in June, 2018 and may or may not be updated when the City publishes additional updates to the dataset.
ABOUT THE AEI ENERGY MAP
With the recent proliferation of energy data sets comes the increasing challenge of how to consume the data in a meaningful way. Given our work as an energy services company, we were inspired to try and collect together a selected set of open data sources that focus on energy in order to deliver a comprehensive view of the data for municipal administrators, energy aggregators, energy managers and portfolio managers who have the need to understand the data but don't have a lot of free time to spend collecting, cleaning, and qualifying the data. They want and deserve a shortcut to the information value of the data that helps them understand how energy is consumed, how much it costs, and where the best opportunities for savings are hiding.
Our design intent is to deliver an exploration tool that doesn't prescribe a limited set of questions that it will answer. Rather, our goal is to deliver an interactive tool that can answer a wide range of energy questions for any number of constituencies who wish to engage. Given our work with energy managers in the MUSH and C&I facilities throughout U.S., it should make sense that our main motivation was to deliver a holistic and interactive entry point as a natural segue into the more detailed work that we do at individual facilities. With this approach, a wide range of interests are served at a very high exploratory level, but we set the stage to dig deeper into more specialized reviews within individual facilities.
Finally and for good measure, we designed the visualization to be compatible with the popular data sets in the space: SOCRATA and similar open source repositories, Green Button, MEI data popular with many of the Green Communities in Massachusetts, and Energy Portal Online interval data provided by the region's utilities. With this, we have developed an exploration tool that is plug-compatible and easily deployed for any city or town, any university or college campus, or any property management portfolio that is looking for a comprehensive view of their energy use.
COPYRIGHT NOTICE
The AEI Energy Map visualization, all of its properties, methods, and visual design are copyright ©2018 Advanced Energy Intelligence, LLC and may not be reproduced, excerpted, hosted or IFRAMEd without our expressed written consent. The visualiztion, its calculations and presentation are provided as-is and without any warranty expressed or implied. Use at your own risk. If you wish to carry a link to this visualization, please contact us for a permalink.
Disclaimers
The City of Los Angeles did not pay AEI for this work and offers no warranty or endorsement of the work, expressed or implied. The City provides the open data as-is and cannot be held liable for any errors or omissions therein, or any calculations, assumptions or conclusions based on the data.
Ownership
Real-time data retrieved from California ISO is governed by their legal policy at www.iso-ne.com. We make calls to their web services on a 5-minute basis for purposes of retrieving real-time load data, and we cache the data locally to guarantee that frequency is not exceeded.
Real-time and historic weather data is provided by the Weather Underground API web services subject to the terms of their license agreement at https://www.wunderground.com/weather/api/d/terms.html. Their privacy policy is located at https://www.wunderground.com/about/privacy.asp.
CONTACT
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