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Proposed Application for an Entity Component System in an Energy Services Interface

Conference · · IEEE Conference on Technologies for Sustainability (SusTech)
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  1. Portland State University,Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering,Portland,OR,USA; Portland State Univesity
  2. Portland State University,Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering,Portland,OR,USA
An Entity Component System is a data-oriented architecture originally developed to streamline video game performance. Despite being quite new, Entity Component Systems are relatively well established within the video game industry due to the cutting edge nature of research into performance, especially around graphics. However, Entity Component Systems have not been widely examined or adopted outside of that industry. We propose adopting an Entity Component Systems framework to serve the needs of an Energy Service Interfaces. We examine the needs of an Energy Service Interface, give an overview of open-source Entity Component Systems (ECSs) libraries, examine some preliminary performance results for ECSs, and explore the traditional approach to fulfilling the needs of an Energy Service Interface (ESI) with database architectures.
Research Organization:
Portland State Univesity
Sponsoring Organization:
USDOE Office of Electricity (OE)
DOE Contract Number:
OE0000922
OSTI ID:
1872574
Conference Information:
Journal Name: IEEE Conference on Technologies for Sustainability (SusTech) Journal Volume: 2022
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English

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