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Figure 9-8 Beacon message structure.........................................................................153<br />

Figure 9-9 <strong>Sensor</strong> message structure..........................................................................154<br />

Figure 9-10 <strong>Sensor</strong> management message structure. ..................................................155<br />

Figure 9-11 User interface on the Kiosk [107]...........................................................156<br />

Figure 9-12 <strong>Lighting</strong> preset setting interface [107]. ...................................................157<br />

Figure 9-13 Average hourly percent utilization of the lighting system [107]..............159<br />

Figure 9-14 Average hourly power consumption [107]..............................................159<br />

Figure 9-15 Daylight simulating structure. ................................................................163<br />

Figure 9-16 Daylight harvesting test on four occupants. ............................................165<br />

Figure 9-17 Simulated daylight output <strong>for</strong> the first case.............................................165<br />

Figure 9-18 <strong>Sensor</strong> readings in the first case..............................................................167<br />

Figure 9-19 Percentage of energy consumption in the first case.................................168<br />

Figure 9-20 Daylight harvesting test on seven occupants...........................................169<br />

Figure 9-21 Simulated daylight output <strong>for</strong> the second case. .......................................169<br />

Figure 9-22 <strong>Sensor</strong> readings in the second case (1)....................................................171<br />

Figure 9-23 <strong>Sensor</strong> readings in the second case (2)....................................................172<br />

Figure 9-24 Percentage of energy consumption in the second case. ...........................172<br />

Figure 9-25 Measured daylight fluctuation. ...............................................................173<br />

Figure 9-26 Light output from the daylight simulating structure. ...............................174<br />

Figure 9-27 <strong>Sensor</strong> readings in the third scenario (1).................................................175<br />

Figure 9-28 <strong>Sensor</strong> readings in the third scenario (2).................................................176<br />

Figure 9-29 Percentage of energy consumption in the third scenario..........................177<br />

Figure 9-30 <strong>Energy</strong> savings vs. payback period with current system cost...................183<br />

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