Monday, May 7 - Lightfair International

SemInar SchedUle
thUrSDaY, MaY 10 (continued)
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LeD StanDarDS anD
MeaSUreMent MethoDS
4:30pm – 6:00pm
Jianzhong Jiao, PhD
Director, Regulations and Emerging Technologies
OSRAM Opto Semiconductors Inc., Sunnyvale, CA
This seminar will introduce the latest developed
standards with an emphasis on the recommended
practices for the requirements in measuring LED
lighting products.
aUDienCe: Educators, Electrical Engineers, End-users,
Engineers, Lighting Designers, Manufacturers
LeVeL: 1-2
L12S24 rU S
oPPortUnitieS for DaYLight harVeSting
in eXiSting offiCe BUiLDingS
4:30pm – 6:00pm
MUDit SaXena, LeeD aP
Associate Director
Heschong Mahone Group, Gold River, CA
A study of existing office buildings in California will
help identify key characteristics that determine daylight
availability, how to quickly estimate potential savings
with the addition of photocontrols and how to further
optimize energy savings with improvements to space
design. New photocontrol requirements in California’s
Title 24 will be explained.
aUDienCe: Architects, Educators, Electrical
Contractors, Electrical Engineers, Energy
Consultants, Energy Specialists, Engineers, Facility
Managers, Lighting Designers, Manufacturers,
owners, Daylighting Designers, Interior Designers
LeVeL: All
friDaY, MaY 11
L12S25 L LS
LiBerateD PiXeLS
8:30am – 10:00am
SUSanne Seitinger, PhD
Researcher
Philips Color Kinetics, Burlington, MA
The wide spread availability of LEDs in combination
with programmability offers different possibilities for
designing ambient environments for cities.
aUDienCe: Architects, Educators, Facility Managers,
Landscape Architects, Lighting Designers, Students,
Urban Planners
LeVeL: 1-2
L12S26
Lighting DeSign ChaLLengeS
for net-zero energY hoMeS
8:30am – 10:00am
nathan gooD, aia, LeeD aP
Principal
Nathan Good Architects PC, Portland, oR
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eLLa MiLLS, ieS, aSSoCiate iaLD, LeeD aP
Principal
Biella Lighting Design, Portland, oR
Learn what constitutes a net-zero energy home,
certification options and criteria; learn about the
implications of establishing net-zero energy design
goals and understand the significance of an integrated
design approach.
aUDienCe: Architects, Contractors, Electrical
Contractors, Interior Designers, Lighting Designers,
Manufacturers, owners, Students
LeVeL: 1
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Seeing BeYonD Cri: how to oVerCoMe
the inDUStrY’S CoLor QUaLitY ChaLLenge
to harneSS the Power of LeDS
8:30am – 10:00am
ann SChifferS
Vice President Specifications Sales
USAI Lighting, New Windsor, Ny
Standard CRI references are not fully satisfactory
when considering LED light sources. This seminar
will discuss the necessity of defining color beyond
CRI limitations and future benefits that color-consistent
LED technologies will provide.
aUDienCe: Contractors, Electrical Contractors, Electrical
Engineers, End-users, Engineers, Interior Designers,
Lighting Designers, Manufacturers
LeVeL: 1-2
L12S28 hf
Light, PerCePtion & heaLth:
the effeCtS of DaYLight & eLeCtriC
Light on hUMan weLL-Being
8:30am – 10:00am
Kat CheneY, aSSoC. aia, DeSign iaLD, MieS
Lighting Designer
Pivotal Lighting Design | Affiliated Engineers, Inc.,
Seattle, WA
Electric light systems and daylighting can have a
critical impact upon an individual’s health, task
performance and visual perception. The seminar
will explore lighting design case studies for various
interior spaces and important aspects of health-related
lighting design which include topics such as effects
of color temperature, adaptation and visual contrast.
aUDienCe: Architects, Educators, End-users, Lighting
Designers, Manufacturers, owners
LeVeL: 2
L12S29 iD
a StorY of DaYLighting, PV-PowereD
LeD LightS & a VerY Large arraY
10:30am – 12:00pm
JaCK SChneiDer, Pe, LC, LeeD aP BD+C
Electrical Engineer
Coffman Engineers, Spokane, WA
This seminar will take a thorough (and sometimes
comical) look at the benefits (and disadvantages) of
integrating one building with daylighting controls,
self-powered photovoltaic LED area lights and one
big roof-mounted photovoltaic array.
aUDienCe: Architects, Electrical Engineers, Engineers,
Interior Designers, Lighting Designers
LeVeL: 1-2
L12S30 Pt
StanDarDS anD PrograMS
for the SSL MarKetPLaCe
10:30am – 12:00pm
Jennifer LawrenCe
Lighting Rebate Manager
CREE, Durham, NC
Jon Linn, Pe, LC
Commercial Programs Manager
NEEP, Belfast, ME
CaroLYn weiner
Sr. Product Manager
Pacific Gas & Electric Company, San Francisco, CA
New LED products are introduced to the market on a
daily basis and the technology is continually evolving.
Through this presentation and panel, participants
will learn how a new product can leverage the Design
Lights Consortium and utility energy efficiency programs
for market introduction.
aUDienCe: All
LeVeL: 1
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taKing PLaSMa Lighting froM
teChnoLogY to aPPLiCation
10:30am – 12:00pm
gregg hoLLingSworth, ieS
Vice President of Engineering
Topanga Technologies, Canoga Park, CA
Plasma technology has unique technological qualities
for high lumen applications. This session provides
an overview of electrodeless lamps, with examples
of current applications and a glimpse of the future of
plasma light sources.
aUDienCe: Contractors, Electrical Contractors, Electrical
Engineers, End-users, Engineers, Lighting Designers,
Manufacturers
LeVeL: 1-2
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BiM & integrateD Lighting DoCUMentation
10:30am – 12:00pm
CJ BroCKwaY, LC, aSSoCiate iaLD
Principal
NBBJ Studio 9 Lighting Design, Seattle, WA
KeVin frarY, ieS
Senior Associate / Lighting Designer
NBBJ, Seattle, WA
Inspired design is realized through good documentation.
Revit provides a new way to jointly collaborate designs
with Architects, Engineers, Contractors and other
design team members. The seminar will explore how
Revit can be used as a tool to prepare and assimilate
lighting design content and share it to ensure complete
documentation and specification.
aUDienCe: Architects, Electrical Engineers,
Engineers, Interior Designers, Lighting Designers
LeVeL: 2