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Inferring Personal Information from Demand-Response Systems
Mikhail Lisovich, Deirdre Mulligan, Stephen Wicker

Citation
Mikhail Lisovich, Deirdre Mulligan, Stephen Wicker. "Inferring Personal Information from Demand-Response Systems". IEEE Security and Privacy Magazine, 2010.

Abstract
Demand-response systems provide detailed powerconsumption data to utilities and those angling to assist consumers in understanding and managing energy use. Such data reveals information about in-home activities that can be mined and combined with other readily available information to discover more about occupants’ activities.

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    @article{LisovichMulliganWicker10_InferringPersonalInformationFromDemandResponseSystems,
    author = {Mikhail Lisovich and Deirdre Mulligan and Stephen
              Wicker},
    title = {Inferring Personal Information from
              Demand-Response Systems},
    journal = {IEEE Security and Privacy Magazine},
    year = {2010},
    abstract = {Demand-response systems provide detailed
              powerconsumption data to utilities and those
              angling to assist consumers in understanding and
              managing energy use. Such data reveals information
              about in-home activities that can be mined and
              combined with other readily available information
              to discover more about occupants’ activities.},
    URL = {http://www.truststc.org/pubs/695.html}
}

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