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when demonstrating a daylight simulation, shall the interior glazed areas be excluded from the calculation because light traveled through multiple layers of glazing
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Is it possible to combine Options 1 and 2 for different spaces in the same building?
What spaces are considered regularly occupied and must be included in the calculations?
What daylight simulation software can I use for LEED compliance?
My office space will have cubicles with high partitions. Should I include those in my model?
What types of glare control are acceptable for this credit?
Do I actually need to submit the USGBC Daylight and Quality Views calculator?
Can electrochromic glazing qualify as a glare control device?
Jill Perry, PE
ConsultantJill Perry, LLC
LEEDuser Expert
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May 27, 2014 - 6:09 pm
Hello,
Not for the simulation option. For this option, you need a calculation software that is capable of modeling this type of scenario. Then you just model it as it is. Did I understand the question correctly?