Transcription of RADIANCE: a simulation tool for daylighting systems
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RADIANCE: a simulation tool for daylighting systemsDr. R. CompagnonThe Martin Centre for Architectural and Urban StudiesUniversity of Cambridge Department of Architecture6 Chaucer Road, Cambridge CB2 2EB, UKTel: +44 1223 331 700 Fax: +41 1223 331 701(July 1997)This document serves as course notes. It is intended to complement theRADIANCE original documentation giving more details in some essentialareas. Technical terms used within this document come mainly from thelighting domain [CIE87] or the computer graphics domain [Jem92]; theremaining terms are part of the specific jargon employed in the RADIANCE original character type refers either to a command (a programname) or the content of a file. Adjustable parametersappear in of 2 Physical 3 General structure of the 5 Structure of a "scene" 6 Model of a 7 Interactive visualisation using 8 The "exposure" of a RADIANCE 9 Rendering a picture using 10 Special projections using 11 Picture 12 Model of a
a simulation tool for daylighting systems Dr. R. Compagnon The Martin Centre for Architectural and Urban Studies University of Cambridge Department of Architecture ... and use it to calculate the reflectances Cr Cg and Cb of some paints whose Y,x,y values are listed in Appendix 1.
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