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authorjaseg <git-bigdata-wsl-arch@jaseg.de>2020-07-05 13:10:34 +0200
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@@ -463,14 +463,13 @@ ubiquitous promises of energy savings depends on consumer coöperation. Here, th
question smart metering's chances of long-term success.
As \cite{pierce01} pointed out smart metering developments could benefit greatly from early involvement of HCI research.
-HCI research certainly would not have overlooked entire central issues such as privacy as it happened in the dutch
-case\cite{cuijpers01}. The current corporate-driven approach to a technological advance forced through national
-standardization bears a risk of failing to meet its ostensible objectives for consumers. The role of consumers and the
-complex socio-technological environment posed by this new technology is not seriously considered in the standardization
-process. While certainly no one will admit to outright ignoring consumers in smart meter standardization, their role is
-largely limited to the occasional public consultation. At the same time the standards are written by technologists--it
-seems largely without input on their practicality or socio-technological implications from fields such as HCI.
-% TODO citation? too much burn?
+A systematic analysis of non-technical aspects can prevent issues such as privacy implications initially being
+overlooked in the dutch deployment\cite{cuijpers01}. It is not clear that current standardization practice encompasses
+an in-depth consideration of the role of consumers in the socio-technological environment posed by this new technology.
+Standardization is often narrowly focused on technological aspects with little input beyond the occassional public
+consultation at the time the new standards are being implemented into law. This corporate-driven approach to
+technological progress being forced through national standardization bears a risk of failing to meet its advertised
+consumer benefits.
\subsection{Common components}
\label{sm-cpu}