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Improving the accuracy of circadian lighting simulation with field measurement
For improving the simulation accuracy of circadian lighting, a workflow was established to first calibrate the simulation model under electric lighting followed by validation with integrated daylighting and electric lighting. A case study was conducted in a daylit office, with the evident impact of varying lighting parameters (light level, intensity, SPD, reflectance) on the simulation accuracy. In the fully calibrated model, the simulated and field-measured SPDs are highly correlated (rSPD ≥ 0.9), providing the acceptable accuracy of the simulated melanopic/photopic(M/P) ratio with the error rate (MBErel) less than 4% and residual deviation (RMSErel) within 7%. The MBErel and RMSErel of corneal illuminance (EV), EML, and CS are within 10% and 20%, respectively. The ratio of data points with the residual rate (e) less than 20% is over 75% in the calibration and validation phases. Conclusively, the proposed procedure could help prepare for further analysis of circadian light exposure.
Improving the accuracy of circadian lighting simulation with field measurement
For improving the simulation accuracy of circadian lighting, a workflow was established to first calibrate the simulation model under electric lighting followed by validation with integrated daylighting and electric lighting. A case study was conducted in a daylit office, with the evident impact of varying lighting parameters (light level, intensity, SPD, reflectance) on the simulation accuracy. In the fully calibrated model, the simulated and field-measured SPDs are highly correlated (rSPD ≥ 0.9), providing the acceptable accuracy of the simulated melanopic/photopic(M/P) ratio with the error rate (MBErel) less than 4% and residual deviation (RMSErel) within 7%. The MBErel and RMSErel of corneal illuminance (EV), EML, and CS are within 10% and 20%, respectively. The ratio of data points with the residual rate (e) less than 20% is over 75% in the calibration and validation phases. Conclusively, the proposed procedure could help prepare for further analysis of circadian light exposure.
Improving the accuracy of circadian lighting simulation with field measurement
He, Siqi (Autor:in) / Yan, Yonghong (Autor:in) / Cai, Hongyi (Autor:in)
Journal of Building Performance Simulation ; 15 ; 575-598
03.09.2022
24 pages
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