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distribution, use, repair and maintenance, electricity generation, and disposal
or recycling). Building a water footprint requires the gathering of water data
from many participants within the supply chain. Linked Open Data can be a key
enabler for the development of a global information ecosystem of water footprint
inventory data on products, services, and organizations.
In the following, we present a set of applications developed for the NUIG
Engineering Building and the CnaC School. Since both pilot sites have many
commonalities, they share two main applications: the Public Display and the
Manager Dashboard. Table 2 presents an overview of the applications developed
in terms of their objective and target user groups.
Table 2 Mapping of applications against objectives and user groups
Public Display
Manager Dashboard
Water Retention Time Observer
Observatories Control Panel
Wearable Info-centre
Goal-oriented Accessing Water
Objectives of Applications
Increase Water Awareness
Reduce Water Consumption
Promote Water Education
User Groups in University
President
Building Services Manager
Chief Technical Officer
Consultants / Contractors
Technicians
Staff / Lecturers
Researchers (PG / PD)
Students
User Groups in School
School Principal
Building Contractor
Teachers
Students