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Opening Lecture Conferences and Symposiums Prof. Ir. Wout van BOMMEL, the President of CIE, The Netherlands From Road Lighting to City Beautification Invited Speakers Professor Adriana ALEXANDRU, Coordinator of the CREFEN program, National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics - ICI -, Romania Informatic integrated system for energy efficiency - CREFEN Professor Cornel BIANCHI, the president of CNRI, Romania Urban Lighting in Romania - present aspects Dr. David CARTER, Reader, University of Liverpool, UK Towards design criteria for daylight guidance systems Professor Liisa HALONEN, Head of the Lighting Laboratory, Helsinki University of Technology, Finland IEA Annex 45 - Energy efficient electric lighting for buildings Professor Koichi IKEDA, Tokyo Rika Daigaku, Japan Precise light intensity distribution control of compact luminaire for multi-purpose lighting environment Dr. Janos SCHANDA, Professor emeritus of the University of Pannonia, Hungary 100 years solid state lighting Professor Ramon SAN MARTIN, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain Artificial Lighting: Health, Environment and Well-being Dipl. - Eng. Axel STOCKMAR, President of German CIE National Committee, Germany Railway Lighting Design according to EN 12464-2 "Exterior Workplace Lighting" Professor Georges ZISSIS, Coordinator of the EnERLIn program, Senior member IEEE, CPAT - Toulouse 3 University, France State of art of the science and technology of light sources Special Session Participation of members of the LAEL - Light & Architectural Environment Laboratory, Kyung Hee University, KOREA Director Professor Jeong Tai KIM 48 INGINERIA ILUMINATULUI 18-2006
Conferences and Symposiums The 4th International Conference ILUMINAT 2007 Cluj-Napoca, Romania will provide a unique regional forum to discuss and debate the latest developments in energy and environmental impact of lighting systems, the policies and programs adopted and planned, the strategies to be implemented to further progress, as well as the technical and commercial advances in the dissemination and penetration of energy efficiency in lighting. The target audience represents the community of lighting professionals from Romania, European Member and Associated states and outside from EU area, including lighting and building science researchers, engineers, system designers and project managers, academia and experts, architects and urban planners, local community and government representatives, policy makers, national and international organizations and agencies, manufacturers and retailers organizations, students. The participation of young researchers will contribute to the success of the conference and to the improvement of their knowledge. The Lighting Engineering Center of the Technical University of Cluj- Napoca (LEC UTC-N) Romania is involved in two programs for promoting lighting energy efficiency and energy saving measures in residential buildings: EnERLIn - European efficient residential lighting initiative, an EIE - SAVE program to promote Compact Fluorescent Lamps in the residential sector, and CREFEN – Integrated software system for energy efficiency and saving in residential sector, a Romanian CEEX program. There will be submitted reports on the dedicated work under the frame of these programs. The two-day conference will include invited lectures where key representatives and high specialists will present their views, programs and research to advance energy efficiency in lighting. Dedicated sessions on specific themes and topics will allow in-depth discussions among participants. Round tables organized by the official sponsors will present the latest economic and technology achievements of national manufacturers and retailers in electric and lighting fields. The conference will allow the best knowledge of new policies and strategies to increase energy and economic efficiency, to mitigate climate change and to foster sustainable development, to build international partnerships among lighting professionals, to emphasize their cooperation. www.iluminat2007.ro INGINERIA ILUMINATULUI 18-2006 49
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