[Radiance-general] radiance programer in Chicago

[Greg Ward]

Hi George,

I can't think of anyone in the Chicago area off-hand, but others on  
the list may be able to refer you (or suggest themselves).

It looks like the elements in your system are diffusing, which means  
you could probably model them with standard Radiance using the mkillum  
program.  Most advanced users who apply Radiance to daylighting  
problems should be familiar with this method, and could help you.  It  
would require some scripting as Lars points out, but this is pretty  
standard in the context of daylighting problems.

Best,
-Greg

> From: "Lars O. Grobe" <grobe at gmx.net>
> Date: March 6, 2010 8:08:47 AM PST
>
> hi... as you may remember, I had the chance to have a closer look at  
> your products. You do not need a programmer for modelling this.  
> Technically the photon map extension is essential for you. modelling  
> may require some cheats (especially if you have bent pipes attached)  
> and scripting to make the mirror system track the sun. Still no  
> programming.
> Cheers
> Lars.
> --
> Dipl.-Ing. Lars O. Grobe
>
> Solar Energy Research Institute of Singapore (SERIS), www.seris.sg
>
> On Mar 6, 2010, at 23:46, "George Kramerich" <gkramerich at solar-track.com 
> > wrote:
>
>> Greg
>>
>> Do you know any good radiance developers in the Chicago area  
>> available for
>> contract work?
>>
>> They have to be able to handle complex daylighting not just windows
>>
>> You can see our product that needs to be incorporated into the  
>> model at
>> www.solar-track.com
>>
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> George