Executive Development Programme in Daylight Harvesting for Cities
-- ViewingNowThe Executive Development Programme in Daylight Harvesting for Cities is a certificate course that emphasizes the significance of utilizing natural daylight in urban areas to create sustainable, energy-efficient, and visually comfortable spaces. With the global focus on reducing carbon emissions and creating sustainable cities, this course is highly relevant and in demand across various industries such as architecture, urban planning, and building services.
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• Introduction to Daylight Harvesting: Understanding the concept, benefits, and principles of daylight harvesting.
• Daylight Harvesting Technologies: Exploring the various technologies and systems used in daylight harvesting, such as light shelves, louvers, and clerestory windows.
• Daylighting Design Strategies: Learning how to design buildings and urban spaces that maximize the use of natural light, including building orientation, fenestration design, and shading devices.
• Daylight Harvesting Controls: Understanding the role of control systems in daylight harvesting, including sensors, dimmers, and switches.
• Energy Efficiency and Cost Savings: Quantifying the energy and cost savings associated with daylight harvesting, and understanding how it can contribute to achieving sustainability goals.
• Codes, Standards, and Incentives: Reviewing the relevant codes, standards, and incentives for daylight harvesting, including LEED, WELL, and local energy codes.
• Implementation Challenges and Solutions: Identifying the common challenges and barriers to implementing daylight harvesting in cities, and exploring potential solutions and best practices.
• Case Studies and Real-World Examples: Examining real-world examples and case studies of successful daylight harvesting projects in cities, including design, implementation, and outcomes.
• Stakeholder Engagement and Communication: Learning how to engage and communicate with various stakeholders, including building owners, occupants, and policymakers, to promote daylight harvesting and sustainability.
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