A process is described for determining the quantitative and qualitative features of a proposed daylighting design using physical scale models. The paper presents and discusses in detail several issues (i.e., modeling techniques, testing, measurement, visual analysis and photography) that must be resolved before physical scale modeling can be undertaken. Finally, a physical scale modeling case study is presented which illustrates many of the issues outlined as well as a photographic sequence of the physical scale modeling process.
BT - 6th National Passive Solar Conference C1 -Windows and Daylighting Group
C2 - LBL-13305 CY - Portland, OR DA - 09/1981 LA - eng N2 -A process is described for determining the quantitative and qualitative features of a proposed daylighting design using physical scale models. The paper presents and discusses in detail several issues (i.e., modeling techniques, testing, measurement, visual analysis and photography) that must be resolved before physical scale modeling can be undertaken. Finally, a physical scale modeling case study is presented which illustrates many of the issues outlined as well as a photographic sequence of the physical scale modeling process.
PP - Portland, OR PY - 1981 SP - 865 EP - 869 T2 - 6th National Passive Solar Conference T3 - 6th National Passive Solar Conference TI - The Use of Physical Scale Models for Daylighting Analysis ER -