Concepts of user-centred lighting controls for office applications: A systematic literature review

Due to the very limited information available during building design phase, lighting automation systems tend to follow pre-defined control curves and use normative default values. However, these are unlikely to reflect the wide variation in daily working hours and individual lighting preferences. In...

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Published in:Building and environment 2024-04, Vol.254, p.111321, Article 111321
Main Authors: Hammes, Sascha, Geisler-Moroder, David, Hauer, Martin, Weninger, Johannes, Obleitner, Maximilian, Miller, Josef, Plörer, Daniel, Van Karsbergen, Vincent, Weitlaner, Robert, Pfluger, Rainer
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Comfort
Energy efficiency
Lighting control
Occupancy behaviour
Office buildings
User-centricity
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