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On the potential of computationally rendered scenes for lighting quality evaluation
Seventh International IBPSA Conference • 2001
Publication Information
Authors
Hesham Eissa and Ardeshir Mahdavi
Keywords
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Journal
Seventh International IBPSA Conference
Publisher
Seventh International IBPSA Conference
Volume
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Issue
7
Pages
797-804
publication.type
International
Paper Link
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Supplementary Materials
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Abstract
This paper describes an empirical study that was
conducted to determine whether and to what extent
subjective evaluation of lighting in architectural
spaces can be reproduced using computationally
rendered images of such spaces. The results imply
that such images can reliably represent certain
aspects of the lighting conditions in real spaces.
This paper describes an empirical study that was
conducted to determine whether and to what extent
subjective evaluation of lighting in architectural
spaces can be reproduced using computationally
rendered images of such spaces. The results imply
that such images can reliably represent certain
aspects of the lighting conditions in real spaces.
conducted to determine whether and to what extent
subjective evaluation of lighting in architectural
spaces can be reproduced using computationally
rendered images of such spaces. The results imply
that such images can reliably represent certain
aspects of the lighting conditions in real spaces.
This paper describes an empirical study that was
conducted to determine whether and to what extent
subjective evaluation of lighting in architectural
spaces can be reproduced using computationally
rendered images of such spaces. The results imply
that such images can reliably represent certain
aspects of the lighting conditions in real spaces.