5th International Radiance Scientific Workshop
Room 0.09, Queens Building
Organised by John Mardaljevic and Greg Ward
Hosted by the Institute of Energy and Sustainable Development

Large group photo
Workshop photos (mostly taken by Greg Ward)
Wednesday September 13th2006 | ||
Day 1 Arrival |
9:15 | Registration - Tea/coffee |
Welcome & Introduction | 9:45 | Welcome address John Mardaljevic |
9:50 | New Features in Radiance 3.8 Greg Ward |
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10:00 | Tracing forward, bouncing back Axel Jacobs |
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Rendering | 10:30 | MOAR: The Mother of All Renderers or Radiance in Real-Time Alan Chalmers and Kurt Debattista |
11:00 | Rendering with Radiance on the GRID Kurt Debattista |
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11:30 | Mid-morning break - tea/coffee | |
12:00 | Accelerating Radiance using Novel Hardware David Coulthurst |
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12:30 | Radiance on Mobile Devices Matt Aranha |
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Lunch | 13:00 | Including optional tour of the Queens Building (~20 mins) (Repeated Thursday) |
Human factors, validation & materials | 13:45 | Radiance modeling of translucent glazings for architectural daylighting Allan MacMillan |
14:00 | Measurement of Light Spectrum and Intensity Variation by Changing Wall Texture: A work in the frame of circadian cycles consideration Adriana Lira-Oliver |
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14:30 | Calculation of circadian illuminance distribution with Radiance Krzysztof Wandachowicz |
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15:00 | Comparing Real and Virtual Scenes Timo Kunkel |
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15:30 | Afternoon break - tea/coffee | |
16:00 | Update on BRTF measurements Peter Apian-Bennewitz |
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High Dynamic Range Imaging | 16:30 | WebHDR Luisa Brotas |
17:00 | High Dynamic Range Imaging as a Means to Quantify Luminous Flux John Mardaljevic, Birgit Krausse and Marilyne Andersen |
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17:30 | 2006 Photosphere Developments Greg Ward |
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Workshop Official Dinner | 19:30 | The Tiffin (Indian) Restaurant 1 De Montfort Street (15 minutes walk from the Queens Building) |
Thursday September 14th 2006 | ||
Day 2 | 08:30 | Morning tea/coffee |
Rtcontrib: theory & application | 09:00 | Climate-Based Modelling and Daylight coefficients John Mardaljevic |
09:30 | Applying the Radiance rtcontrib program (Note: this is a "click-to-advance" QT movie file - start from QT player rather than a browser) Greg Ward |
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10:00 | Night Lighting Simulation: Design Evaluation Using Radiance's Rtcontrib and Mksource Programs Jack de Valpine (delivered in absentia) |
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Design case studies | 10:30 | Crystal Palace Lighting Simulation Chris Jessee |
11:00 | Mid-morning break - tea/coffee & HDR Display Demonstration | |
11:30 | Experiments with a digital 'light-flow-meter' in daylit art museum buildings Merete Madsen & Michael Donn |
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12:00 | Daylighting design with climate Francesco Anselmo |
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12:30 | Radiance in Lighting Design Thomas Bleicher |
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13:00 | Lunch including optional tour of the Queens Building (~20 mins) | |
14:00 | Design optimisation with Radiance Giulio Antonutto |
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14:30 | Visualization of Radiance Results with OpenDX & Generating Design Options using String Testing (slide 31 may not render in Acrobat) Andrew McNeil |
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15:00 | Advancing Daylighting Design with Radiance Philip Greenup |
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15:30 | Afternoon break - tea/coffee |
Radiance in “end-user packages” | 16:00 | Integrating Radiance in the IES <Virtual Environment> Don Stearn |
16:15 | Radiance in ECOTECT Andrew Marsh |
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Coda | 16:30 | Problem solving session Greg Ward / all |
17:00 | Open discussion | |
17:30 | Workshop end | |
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All daytime refreshments and both lunches are included in the conference fees. The (optional) Workshop Dinner at the Tiffin is extra (£20.50p without drinks). |
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