SmartKalea data in real time

SmartKalea has created a smart platform that provides follow-up and management indicators on the subsystems that are part of the project.

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SmartKalea data in real time

SmartKalea has created a smart platform that provides follow-up and management indicators on the subsystems that are part of the project.

 

Data from a variety of sources are already being collected:

  • Electricity and water consumption through smart meters and platforms.
  • Number of people with smart counting sensors.
  • Information on motor and non-motor vehicle traffic.
  • Information on smart lighting across the city.
  • Environmental data measured by sensors.

New subsystems to be added.

Navigate the platform and find all the information on the systems whose data are collected in real time, comparisons and a series of key indicators from the city.

The platform includes interactive graphics. You can select filters to view only the information that you are interested in.

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What's this?

What is the city's sustainability level?

The city's sustainability level is measured on a daily basis. It indicates the condition of 'SmartKalea city' and is based on the use of power and water, air quality and ways of getting around town.

What would you like to analyse?

What do we measure?

Electricity consumption in households, shops, bars and restaurants that participate in SmartKalea is monitored using smart meters and platforms. The smart platform collects daily consumption data anonymously. The data collected are stored for later analysis.

Consumption monitoring can be used to improve power efficiency in households and establishments, since consumption can be followed up continuously and measures can be implemented accordingly.

What would you like to measure?

What district?

Electricity consumption per m2 in Shops/Bars-Restaurants
The day before yesterday
0

What’s this?

The kilowatt hour (kWh) is a unit of energy commonly used in order to measure electric consumption. The number shows the average consumption of power per square meter recorded yesterday  in  business premises. Check the consumption of your business in the electricity bill and compare it to the figures here.

Last Week
0

What’s this?

The kilowatt hour (kWh) is a unit of energy commonly used in order to measure electric consumption. The number shows the average consumption of power per square meter recorded last week in  business premises. Check the consumption of your business in the electricity bill and compare it to the figures here.

April
0

What’s this?

The kilowatt hour (kWh) is a unit of energy commonly used in order to measure electric consumption. The number shows the average consumption of power per square meter recorded last month in  business premises. Check the consumption of your business in the electricity bill and compare it to the figures here.

2020
0

What’s this?

The kilowatt hour (kWh) is the unit of energy commonly used in electrical applications. The number shows last year's average consumption per square meter in an establishment. Check your consumption in your electricity bill and compare it to the figures here.

Our electricity saving

103.939
kWh
negociated by the consumer group (19 businesses participating in the SmartKalea project)
1886
€
total saved due to consumer group buying wholesale energy and negotiating the price with the retail company
9
%
Less energy consumed per day per person in Altza homes in 2019 compared to 2018 and 2017
23
%
of the businesses have continued to implement energy efficiency measures in heating, cooling and lighting systems to reduce their electricity consumption

Electric power consumption per capita around the world

Check out the electric power consumption per capita in different regions of the world. Note that these data cannot be directly compared, since the use of energy is locally affected by climate, social, cultural and economic variables.

Daily household electricity usage per capita by city

Sources
https://wec-indicators.enerdata.net

Households average electricity consumption

Note how households electricity consumption varies during the year.

Patterns of energy consumption in households

Note how electricity consumption varies across the week depending on the day.

Use the filter tool located on the upper right-hand side of the graph to display the electricity consumption in your neighbourhood during a certain period of time.

Energy consumption by shops during events held in the city

Electricity consumption varies when events take place in the city. There are four categories of events:

- Popular -> public holidays, traditional holidays like St Sebastian’s Day, Great Week, St Thomas’s Day, etc.
- Cultural -> festivals, concerts, contests, etc.
- Sporting -> major sports tournaments like La Liga, regattas, Donosti Cup, marathons, etc.
- Shopping -> Shops offer special deals on special days or seasons -> sales, Black Friday, Day of the Dock...

Use the filter tool located on the upper right-hand side of the graph to display the electricity consumption in your neighbourhood during a certain period of time.

Impact of temperature and humidity variation on electricity consumption

Note how electricity usage varies with the weather.

Use the filter tool located on the upper right-hand side of the graph to display the electricity consumption in your neighbourhood during a certain period of time.

Advice on how to save on your electric bill

  • Use appliances like the dishwasher or the washing machine when they are fully loaded. If you also use energy saving programs or cold cycles, it will reduce the amount of electricity they use.
  • Turn off the TV, computer and other appliances completely. Having them in stand-by mode is an unnecessary expense.
  • Unplug the computer and mobile chargers when the battery is charged. If you use a power strip, you will only have to switch off one switch to completely turn them off.
Shops (download PDF)
  • Check the amount of power you have contracted, if it is higher than what you use, it will mean paying more at the end of the month.
  • Wait for the food to cool down before you put it in the refrigerator. Putting food that is not cold into the fridge makes the fridge work harder, so it consumes more electricity to keep everything cold, and also shortens its lifespan.
  • If you are buying a new appliance, chose energy efficient appliances (A, A+, A++). Even though they cost more in the start, they’ll save you monthly on utility bills.
Homes (download PDF)

What do we measure?

Water consumption in households, shops, bars and restaurants that participate in SmartKalea is monitored using smart meters and platforms. The smart platform collects daily consumption data anonymously. The collected data are stored for later analysis.

Consumption monitoring can be used to improve efficiency in households and  business premises, since consumption can be followed up continuously and measures can be implemented accordingly.

What would you like to measure?

What district?
Water consumption per m2 in Shops/Bars-Restaurants
Yesterday
L

What’s this?

The number shows the average water consumption per square meter recorded yesterday for  a business premise.

Last Week
L

What’s this?

The number shows the average water consumption per square meter recorded last week for a business premise.

April
L

What’s this?

The number shows the average water consumption per square meter recorded last month for a business premise.

2020
L

What’s this?

The number shows the average water consumption per square meter recorded last year a business premise.

Our water saving

3
%
less water consumption in homes in the first half of 2018
26
%
less water consumption in businesses in the first half of 2018
30
L
less water a day consumed by the businesses

Water consumption per capita around the world

Check out the water consumption per capita in different regions of the world. Please keep in mind that these data cannot be directly compared, since water consumption is locally affected by climate, social, cultural and economic variables.

Daily water consumption in litres per capita (L/c/d)

Sources
http://waterstatistics.iwa-network.org/graph/14
 

Household water consumption patterns

Note how water consumption varies across the week depending on the day.

Use the filter tool located on the upper right-hand side of the graph to display the electricity consumption in your neighbourhood during a certain period of time

Water consumption by shops during events held in the city

Water consumption varies when events take place in the city. There are four categories of events:
- Popular -> public holidays, traditional holidays like St Sebastian’s Day, Great Week, St Thomas’s Day, etc.
- Cultural -> festivals, concerts, contests, etc.
- Sporting -> major sports tournaments like La Liga, regattas, Donosti Cup, marathons, etc.
- Shopping -> Shops offer special deals on special days or seasons: sales, Black Friday, Day of the Dock...

Use the filter tool located on the upper right-hand side of the graph to display the electricity consumption in your neighbourhood during a certain period of time

Impact of temperature and humidity variation on water consumption

Note how water usage varies with the weather.

Use the filter tool located on the upper right-hand side of the graph to display the electricity consumption in your neighbourhood during a certain period of time

Advice on how to save on your water bill

  • Put a trash bin in the bathroom, it will stop you from using your toilet as a trash can.
  • Make sure you fully load the dishwasher and the washing machine and select the proper cycle.
  • If you have a garden or plants, water them in the morning or at night to avoid the water evaporation before it is absorbed.
Shops (download PDF)
  • Make sure your faucets do not leak and that they are closed properly.
  • Install a faucet aerator and switch to low flow shower heads. They mix water with air to give you more volume with less water usage.
  • Remember to turn the water off while you brush your teeth, shave or lather up.
Homes (download PDF)

Did you know...?

Sensors located in some streets of  the Old Town, Sancho el Sabio and Altza district measure pedestrian flow on the corners of Calle Mayor, Narrika, San Jerónimo, 31 de Agosto, Fermín Calbetón, San Lorenzo , Sancho el Sabio and Paseo de Altza. The number of passers-by is tracked by a smart platform for analysis.

Keeping track of passers-by is useful to see the increase in human presence on special days or public holidays. Other aspects are also being monitored in the same districts, such as the traffic of vehicles in Sancho el Sabio street or the number of Euskotrain passengers in Altza.

What would you like to measure?

What district?

What’s this?

These are the numbers of people and bikes detected by sensors  in Donostia. They are used to analyse citizens’ behaviour and use of means of transport in each district.

Here you can see today’s data for pedestrians and city bicycles. The figures for special days and public holidays are also shown.

Pedestrians
0
pedestrians

What’s this?

We counted how many pedestrian passed yesterday through our counting points.

Vehicles
No information is available at this time

What’s this?

We counted how many vehicles passed through our counting points yesterday.

Euskotrain Passengers
0
passengers

What’s this?

We counted how many people used the train services yesterday

Pedestrians
0
pedestrians

What’s this?

We counted how many pedestrian passed yesterday through our counting points.

Adults
0
pedestrians

What’s this?

We counted how many adults passed through our counting points yesterday.

Children
0
pedestrians

What’s this?

We counted how many children passed through our counting points yesterday.

Vehicles
0
vehículos

What’s this?

We counted how many vehicles passed through our counting points yesterday.

light vehicles
0
vehículos

What’s this?

We counted how many light vehicles passed through our counting points yesterday.

Heavy vehicles
0
vehículos

What’s this?

We counted how many heavy vehicles passed through our counting points yesterday.

Motorbikes
0
vehículos

What’s this?

We counted how many motorcycles passed through our counting points yesterday.

Euskotrain Passengers
0
passengers

What’s this?

We counted how many people used the train services yesterday

Any day
  • A day in May
  • A Tuesday
  • St Sebastian's Day
  • Virgin Mary's Day
  • Regatta day
  • St Thomas' Day

Number of passers-by by time of day/according to weather

Note how the weather affects pedestrian traffic.

Use the filter tool located on the upper right-hand side of the graph to display the electricity consumption in your neighbourhood during a certain period of time.

Vehicles by time of day/according to weather

Note how the weather affects vehicle traffic.

Use the filter tool located on the upper right-hand side of the graph to display the electricity consumption in your neighbourhood during a certain period of time.

What do we measure?

As part of SmartKalea project, we provided a smart street lighting system with LED lights, which are more efficient than conventional sodium-vapour lamps. Also, to slash energy costs, the system features motion sensors that light up when people walk by, and remain dim the rest of the time.

What district?

Select a measurement period

The day before yesterday’s energy consumption by intelligent lighting with LED lamps and motion sensors
kWh

What’s this?

The kilowatt hour (kWh) is a unit of energy commonly used in order to measure electric consumption.Here you can see the energy used the day before yesterday to power LED lamps with motion sensors.

Which would be the energy consumption if there was no lighting control?
The day before yesterday
Estimated consumption with sodium-vapour lamps

What’s this?

We have estimated the equivalent use of energy by conventional sodium-vapour lamps without motion sensors, so that you can check and compare lighting efficiency.

The day before yesterday
%
Estimated savings with smart lighting instead of sodium-vapour lamps
The day before yesterday
Estimated consumption with Led Lights without intelligent control

What’s this?

We have estimated the equivalent use of energy by LED lamps without motion sensors, so that you can check and compare lighting efficiency.

The day before yesterday
%
Estimated savings with smart lighting instead of led lights without intelligent control

Reduction of energy consumption by different street lighting systems

Note the difference in energy consumption by type of lighting system. The chart shows the reduction in energy consumption with the new system used in the streets of our city.

Use the filter tool located on the upper right-hand side of the graph to display the electricity consumption in your neighbourhood during a certain period of time.

What do we measure?

In the SmartKalea project, level of solar radiation is measured through a sensor installed in the Cervantes square. The UV index indicates the intensity of UV radiation from the sun on the earth’s surface. It also signals the capacity to produce skin damage.

Where do you want to measure?
UV index
0
UV

What’s this?

The UV index indicates the intensity of UV radiation from the sun on the earth’s surface. It also signals the capacity to produce skin damage. The WHO published the following standard system of measurement and representation.

Colour Risk UV Index
  Low <2
  Moderate 3-5
  High 6-7
  Very high 8-10
  Extremely high >11

 
*Los equipos de calidad cumplen la Directiva Europea 2008/50/EC

The UV Index Worldwide

Maximal UV Index values calculated in different parts of the world for the 21st of the current month.

Sources:
https://www.who.int/uv/intersunprogramme/activities/uv_index/en/index3.html

UV index for one day

Look at the variation of the UV index for one day and its influence on pedestrian displacements.

Use the filter tool located on the upper right-hand side of the graph to display the electricity consumption in your neighbourhood during a certain period of time.

Did you know...?

We will be analysing the waste collected by the road cleaning services at various points in the Altza district, where the SmartKalea project is being implemented. This analysis is part of a pilot experiment launched within the project, compiling information twice a week (Monday and Friday) at the different check points.  

The aim of this initiative, which will run for ten weeks, is to measure and evaluate the waste collected in the largest volumes at the check points monitored, in order to implement campaigns that favour the reduction of this waste, improving the environment and citizen well-being.

 

Where do you want to measure?
¿Cuándo quieres medir?

Inorganic waste

0
Cigarette ends
0
Serviettes
0
Tooth Picks
0
Plastic cups
0
Cigarette packets
0
Plastic/Snack Bags
0
Bottles/Cans

Organic waste

0
Olive Stones
0
Sunflower Seeds
0
Citrus Fruits

Other

0
Glass
0
Sanitary Products
0
Paint Cans
0
rubble
0
Tyres
Evolucion

This next graph shows the evolution of the number of each type of waste product collected over the course of the pilot project.