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Record link: 
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12708/63907
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Title: 
Energy efficiency potential of intelligent lighting controls in buildings
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Citation: 
Mahdavi, A., Dervishi, S., Schuss, M., & Orehounig, K. (2011). Energy efficiency potential of intelligent lighting controls in buildings. In Z. Bogdan (Ed.), Sustainable Development Of Energy, Water And Environment Systems / 2011 / Croatia (p. 8). Universität mit wissenschaftlichem Lektorat. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12708/63907
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Publication Type: 
Inproceedings - Full-Paper Contribution
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Authors: 
Mahdavi, Ardeshir 
Dervishi, Sokol 
Schuss, Matthias 
Orehounig, Kristina 
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Organisational Unit: 
E259-03 - Forschungsbereich Bauphysik und Bauökologie 
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Published in: 
Sustainable Development Of Energy, Water And Environment Systems / 2011 / Croatia 
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Date (published): 
2011
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Event name: 
Sustainable Development Of Energy, Water And Environment Systems / 2011 / Croatia 
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Event date: 
25-Sep-2011 - 29-Sep-2011
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Event place: 
Zagreb, Croatia
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Number of Pages: 
8
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Publisher: 
Universität mit wissenschaftlichem Lektorat, 1/2011
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Peer reviewed: 
No
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Abstract: 
none - see english version
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This paper describes a computationally-based energy performance analysis of a predictive simulation-supported approach to lighting systems control in buildings. Using real-time sensing and embedded numeric lighting simulation in the control logic, this system can dynamically control the position of window blinds and the status (on/off, dimming level) of the luminaires. To explore the energy efficiency potential of this lighting control approach, it was compared to four conventional control scenarios via a virtual implementation in an office building. The results point to the considerable energy saving potential of the simulation assisted control strategy, which also provides a better basis for the integration of multiple performance indicators (including those pertaining to visual comfort, thermal comfort, and energy use) in the control process.
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Science Branch: 
Architektur
Bautechnik
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