Energy Data Analytics

Big data offers big opportunities to solve our world’s most daunting and complex energy challenges. In this workshop, Dr. Kyle Bradbury, Managing Director at the Energy Data Analytics Lab at the Duke University Energy Initiative, provides an overview of how emerging sources of energy data are enabling new ways of generating, transmitting, and consuming energy more efficiently through the use of machine learning techniques. From renewable electricity systems to oil and gas, this session discusses innovations in data science that are transforming the way we interact with and understand energy systems.
Link to slides from this presentation: energy.duke.edu/sites/default...
Founded in 2014, the Energy Data Analytics Lab (energy.duke.edu/research/ener...) is a research collaboration between the Duke University Energy Initiative (where it is housed), the Information Initiative at Duke (iiD), and the Social Science Research Institute (SSRI). This workshop is generously supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation as part of the new Energy Data Analytics Ph.D. Student Fellows program for enrolled Ph.D. students at Duke University (energy.duke.edu/energy-data-a....
This video is from a workshop on energy data analytics held in October, 2018. The videos from this workshop are listed below:
Video 1: Energy Data Analytics: • Energy Data Analytics
Video 2: Energy Resources - Part I of II on Energy Data Analytics Resources: • Energy Resources - Par...
Video 3: Data Science Resources - Part II of II on Energy Data Analytics Resources: • Data Science Resources...

[@poetsonsurg7543]

This was an amazing lecture. I really enjoyed watching this as I prepare for an energy analyst interview.

[@alka4593]

did u work on some projects??

[@alka4593]

can anyone here help and guide me in building my career as energy analyst??

[@JNathan4444]

A very insightful lecture. Revealed a lot.
In a world with tons of data analytics tools and softwares, are there any particularly for energy analytics? I’m interested in taking up a career in this field and I’ll appreciate any help.
Cheers.

[@chikauzor6950]

Me too. I'm curious about this. Thanks for asking this question.

[@afsalnajeeb1128]

Thanks for the question. Was looking for the same. Most tools available seems to be focused on Building energy management

[@JNathan4444]

So after a lot of digging, i found the Osemosys software for energy analytics. Maybe check it out.

[@raushankumar9139]

Do you have any course on coursera? I really wanted to take that course

[@alka4593]

u got any??

[@deepthummar1572]

Have u fine any course?

[@croyalbertom802]

Could someone recommend a book on energy data analysis?

[@TheKamurankamuran]

Managing Energy Risk: A Practical Guide for Risk Management in Power, Gas and Other Energy Markets, Second Edition

[@maxdawson6409]

9:10 my guy summoning the devil

[@tejeshwvardhan1165]

all data analytics team should have a person from electrical domain for interrupting the data. and take input from the person who is working in ground zero!

[@sunilgour7137]

energyDatapowerData

[@xis20000]

Domain expertise and software development knowledge is not only enough with out mathematics and statistics to develop a software for any domain like Energy or health care. So I don't agree with the picture @2:40

[@mantanhansipromawi439]

such a make up major, this major really not useful and find to get a job