Computer aided efficient lighting design practices in developing countries
Rahul Walawalkar and Maneesh Mittal, Eco Lumen, IndiaKeywords
computer, software, information technology, lighting design, energy management, architects, interior designer, consultant, ProjectKalc, environmental protection agency, value light, GE, Eco Lumen, Tata Infotech LtdAbstract
The paper deals with the analysis of the obstacles faced by designers & lighting professionals in achieving energy efficient designs. The paper takes inputs from the detailed market survey carried out by the authors for determining the extent of implementation of efficient lighting design practices in India. The paper attempts to analyze the impact of the emergence of various lighting design software solutions that look at both – the technical aspects as well as the energy consumption analysis of the designs.
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