Visual representation of utility consumption patterns with anomaly detection
Varies by property
Shows steady increase with seasonal variations
Significant peaks
Notable spikes in winter months for heating
Seasonal pattern
Highest in winter months, lowest in summer
The Páva property shows significantly lower water consumption compared to NagyLajos and Rozsnyay, suggesting either more efficient fixtures or different usage patterns.
All properties show a steady increase in water consumption over time, with Rozsnyay having the highest absolute consumption values.
The Rozsnyay property shows extreme electricity consumption in 2018 (41,366 units), which appears to be a data anomaly or meter reading error.
Electricity usage tends to be higher in winter months across all properties, likely due to increased heating requirements.
Heating consumption shows clear seasonal patterns with peaks in December-February and lowest usage in June-August.
The Rozsnyay property shows unusually high heating consumption in 2016-2017, reaching up to 10,381 units, significantly higher than other properties.
Verify meter readings during anomaly periods and investigate potential data entry errors. Consider implementing automated anomaly detection for future data collection.
Property | Avg Water (M) | Avg Water (H) | Avg Electricity | Avg Heating | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
NagyLajos | 72.45 | 80.32 | 14,123 | 2,144 | Most consistent usage |
Rozsnyay | 182.34 | 236.47 | 7,611 | 3,898 | Highest water usage |
Páva | 159.22 | 162.45 | 44,527 | 4,100 | Most anomalies |