Tuesday, 29 August 2023 |
09:00 - 10:50 |
Greg Ward, Anyhere Software
What's new in Radiance 2023
(Audio, Video)
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Zhen Tian & Yongqing Zhao
Modified Climate-based Daylight Modeling Methods for Buildings
(Audio, Video)
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Stephen Wasilewski
Raytraverse + Radiance: sampling scene features + ambient caching = faster high quality images
(Audio, Video)
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Sarith Subramaniam
Adapting genBSDF for custom fenestration measurement
(Audio, Video)
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Carsten Bauer
Radzilla 3.33
(Audio, Video)
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11:10 - 12:40 |
Marshal Maskarenj
A new Radiance-based simulation workflow for modeling annual visual and non-visual metrics
(Audio, Video)
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Priji Balakrishnan
Generating location-specific spectral skies for spectral simulations
(Audio, Video)
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Alstan Jakubiec
Review of fritted and diffusing glass: measurement, modelling, and impact
(Audio, Video)
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John Mardaljevic
A hybrid measurement-simulation appraoch to determine the daylight exposure of the Volury tapestries at Ham House
(Audio, Video)
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13:40 - 15:30 |
Justin McCarty
High-resolution vegetation proxy modeling for partial shading effects on BIPV facades
(Audio, Video)
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Valeria Piccioni
A multiscale appraoch to study the thermo-optical properties of 3D-printed facades: capturing material and geometrical complexity
(Audio, Video)
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Giuseppe De Michele & Joseph Roberts
Modelling and simulation of PDLC glazing in Radiance
(Audio, Video)
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Janina Willmann
Simulating patterned (Photovoltaic) glass with data-driven variable-resolution BRDFs
(Audio, Video)
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Nima Forouzandeh
Influence of inaccurate material optical properties and geometrical levels of detail on daylight simulation results - sensitivity analysis and uncertainty quantification
(Audio, Video)
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15:50 - 17:15 |
Jon Sargent
Multiversal ray tracing (a.k.a Everything everywhere now and for the whole year
(Audio, Video)
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Jan Wienold
The "forgotten" influence of atmospherica humidity on sky modeling with gendaylit
(Audio, Video)
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Lars Grobe
Climate-based daylight modeling, metric and level of detail
(Audio, Video)
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Martin Hauer
Introduction to the unit of Energy Efficient Building (EEB) at the University of Innsbruck: Overview, Lab Infrastructure, and the MEZeroE project
(Audio, Video)
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