Anomaly Detection of Energy Consumption in Cloud Computing and Buildings Using Artificial Intelligence as a Tool of Sustainability: A Systematic Review of Current Trends, Applications, and Challenges
Document Type
Article
Publication Title
Signals and Communication Technology
Abstract
The increased energy consumption around the globe has consequently led to a high amount of energy waste. While people need energy in various forms, such as electricity, fossil fuels, and natural gas, energy wastage and abnormal consumption are alarming for their day-to-day activities. Building and cloud computing are among the leading energy consumption and wastage fields following the increased number of residential and commercial buildings and the recent growth in cloud computing. Energy waste and abnormal consumption lead to increased gas emissions, which threaten the sustainability of the global climate. Using artificial intelligence as a sustainability tool, this study’s author researched anomaly detection of energy consumption in cloud computing and buildings. Using qualitative research methodologies, the researcher established that artificial intelligence methods and techniques, such as machine learning, are more effective and efficient in detecting abnormalities in data consumption. Though various researchers have established frameworks to solve and militate abnormalities in energy consumption, they face serious challenges such as increased cost, lack of efficiency for large data, and lack of skilled detectors. Intending to overcome these challenges, the researcher developed a new framework that employs machine and deep learning technologies to determine anomalies in cloud and building energy consumption.
First Page
177
Last Page
210
DOI
10.1007/978-3-031-45214-7_9
Publication Date
1-1-2024
Keywords
Anomaly, Anomaly detection, Artificial intelligence, Cloud computing, Energy consumption, Machine learning
Recommended Citation
M. Alloghani, "Anomaly Detection of Energy Consumption in Cloud Computing and Buildings Using Artificial Intelligence as a Tool of Sustainability: A Systematic Review of Current Trends, Applications, and Challenges," Signals and Communication Technology, vol. Part F1802, pp. 177 - 210, Jan 2024.
The definitive version is available at https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-45214-7_9