ICT Systems for Energy and Climate Change Programmes
UMPSA utilizes comprehensive ICT systems for planning, implementing, and monitoring energy and climate change programs through 10 integrated technological solutions. These include real-time solar monitoring dashboards, smart building management systems covering 382,855m², centralized energy tracking through 32 smart meters, and automated building controls managing HVAC, lighting, and security across both campuses, demonstrating systematic ICT integration in sustainability operations.
Facility Management System (FMS)
In-house software development supporting planning, implementation and monitoring of campus facility operations.
Facility Management System (FMS)
In-house developed software for comprehensive building management, HVAC control, and energy optimization
Real-Time Solar Monitoring System
ICT-enabled dashboard for 3.58 MWp solar system tracking generation, performance analytics, and grid integration
Smart Building Energy Management
Centralized BMS monitoring 6 buildings (382,855m²) with automated HVAC, lighting, and security controls
Smart Meter Network System
32 smart meters providing real-time electricity consumption monitoring with department-specific tracking
Smart Access Control Integration
873+ access points with biometric and RFID systems integrated with building energy management
SEDA Building Energy Data System
Online energy consumption reporting and monitoring through SEDA's Building Energy Data Outreach System (BEDOS)
Campus Security Monitoring Network
382 CCTV cameras with centralized monitoring supporting campus sustainability and safety
Smart IoT Water Quality Monitoring
IoT sensors with GIS mapping and AI analysis for environmental monitoring
Digital Carbon Footprint Tracking
ICT systems for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions across all scopes
Smart Campus Coordination Platform
Digital framework for sustainability program planning, monitoring, and evaluation
