2003 Radiance Workshop
September 22-26
Berkeley National Laboratory
Berkeley, California
Organizers: Greg Ward & Judy Lai
Photo Contest
The winning entry (shown above) was submitted by Veronica Sundstedt of Bristol University. For a look at the runners-up and other entries,
click here.
Tutorial Schedule
Tutorials were given by John Mardaljevic, Greg Ward, and Georg Mischler.
- Monday, 22 Sept.
- Mardaljevic: Primer Tutorial,
PDF of Chapter 1 from Rendering with Radiance
- Ward: Applying New Features of Radiance 3.5
- Tuesday, 23 Sept.
- Mardaljevic: Intermediate Tutorial,
PDF of Chapter 6 from Rendering with Radiance
- Ward: Intermediate Tutorial,
1995 Eurographics Workshop on Rendering paper,
Real Numbers, Real Images
- Wednesday, 24 Sept.
- Mardaljevic: Intermediate Tutorial (contd.),
A Gold Standard Dataset for the Validation of Illuminance Predictions
- Mischler: Intermediate Tutorial
Seminar Talks
Below is the talk schedule with a final list of titles and speakers. Titles are linked to talk abstracts and materials.
| Day/Time |
Talk Title |
Speaker |
Organization |
| Th 9:00 |
OpenSource Development |
Greg Ward, Georg Mischler |
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| Th 9:45 |
Summarizing and Visualizing Day Lighting Data |
Jack de Valpine |
Visarc, Inc. |
| Th 10:30 |
Coffee Break |
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| Th 11:00 |
Precision modelling of parametrically defined solar shading systems: pseudo-Changi |
John Mardaljevic |
De Montfort Univ. |
| Th 11:45 |
Evaluation of the solar energy potential in urban settings by irradiation map production |
Francesco Anselmo |
Università di Palermo |
| Th 12:30 |
Lunch at LBNL Cafeteria |
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| Th 2:00 |
Architecture, Lighting, and Energy: An evaluation of the perceptual and energy consumption implications of lighting standards in architectural design,
Quicktime Presentation
| John An |
Harvard University |
| Th 2:45 |
Experiences with Radiance in Daylighting Design |
Zack Rogers |
Architectural Energy Corporation |
| Th 3:30 |
Recent Practical Applications Using Radiance |
Matt Franks, Andrew McNeil |
Arup Lighting |
| Th 4:15 |
Environment mapping for lighting simulations !!!!!!!!!! |
Santiago Torres |
University of Tokyo |
| Th 5:00 |
Adjourn |
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| Fri 9:00 |
Learning the best, from the best: a longtime newbie gets up to speed |
Rob Guglielmetti |
Renfro Design Group, Inc. |
| Fri 9:45 |
LightSketch and Scythe and Sew: Tools for Rapid Architectural Lighting Analysis |
Daniel Glaser, Jan Voung, Ling Xiao, and Osbert Feng |
UC Berkeley |
| Fri 10:30 |
Coffee Break |
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| Fri 11:00 |
An application of Radiance in solving the inverse lighting problem |
Luís Fernandes |
U. of Colorado, Boulder |
| Fri 11:45 |
Detail to Attention: Exploiting Visual Tasks for Selective Rendering |
Greg Ward |
Anyhere Software |
| Fri 12:30 |
Lunch at LBNL Cafeteria |
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| Fri 2:00 |
Maya to Radiance,
Kalabsha Entrance Animation !!!!!!!, Kalabsha Rotation Animation !!!!!!!
| Richard Gillibrand |
U. of Bristol |
| Fri 2:45 |
A Radiance evaluation of parallax errors in sky simulator domes |
John Mardaljevic |
De Montfort Univ. |
| Fri 3:30 |
Wrap-up and Discussion |
All |
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| Fri 4:30 |
Adjourn |
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