TC 3.25

Objectives - Activities - Meetings - List of Members  Click here to get last minute information!   Objectives Top of page... The technical committee 3.25 (TC 3.25) is responsible for the «coordination and the development of the IDMP and its data». It was organized in 1991, with Mr. Kendrick as the chairperson. Mr. Kendrick retired from the chair of TC 3.25 in 1993 and Prof. Hiroshi Nakamura, from Kyushu University in Fukuoka, Japan was nominated as the new chairperson. At the same time, two secretaries were nominated: Dr. Yasuko Koga, from Kyushu University in Fukuoka, Japan, and Dr. Dominique Dumortier, from the Ecole Nationale des Travaux Publics de l'Etat (ENTPE), in Vaulx-en-Velin, France. The objectives of TC 3.25 are the following: Encourage and assist researchers in establishing new IDMP stations. Insure the coherence of the network by calibrating the sensors used in all IDMP stations. Maintain up to date information on the network. Ease the exchange of information inside and outside the network.   Activities Top of page... In 1998, the activities of TC 3.25 will focus on two points: The IDMP questionnaire: this survey should allow us to define the current status of the IDMP and discuss about its future. It will also allow us to strengthen our web server by updating and improving the information presented on it. The questionnaire has been sent via regular mail to all members, click below to obtain a copy of it. Send it back to one of the two secretaries before April 1, 1998. Results of the survey will be presented and discussed during the Ottawa meeting on May 7 (see the meetings section). The IDMP questionnaire Calibration: a new round of calibration should begin during the Summer of 1998.   During 1996 and the first part of 1997, TC 3.25 has progressed well on its objectives: In 1996, two new general IDMP stations have been established in New-Zealand (Christchurch NZL2 and Auckland NZL3). There is a new station in Ujung Pandang (Sulawesi, Indonesia) and five more stations are being planned by the government of India. The revision of the IDMP guide is planned for the beginning of 1998. It will take into account the experience acquired from more than 6 years of operating IDMP stations. The calibration of the sensors used in all the IDMP stations is near completion. The calibration of the two new stations in New Zealand, the stations in China and the station in the Netherlands is planned for the second part of 1997. To maintain up to date and exchange the information, ENTPE created this web server. It is now possible for anyone interested in daylight measurements, to get information on the IDMP network. Members can exchange data, results, experience and know about the activities of the TC 3.25.   Meetings Top of page... This section contains information on upcoming and past meetings of TC 3.25. We give last minute information on the time, location and agenda of an upcoming meeting.We give the time, the location, a brief summary, and the minutes of past meetings. Minutes are given using a format created by Adobe which is called the Portable Document Format (PDF). This format insures that the document can be read on any computer system with a perfect integrity. To be able to read this format, you need the Acrobat reader available for free on the Adobe web site. Next meeting: Thursday May 7, 1998, 14:00. Building M-24 Campus of the National Research Council of Canada 1500 Montreal Road Ottawa, Canada. The next meeting of TC 3.25 will be held on Thursday May 7, 1998 at 14:00. The address is given above. The division 3 meeting will be held the next day on Friday, May 8. Other technical committee meetings will also be held on May 7. Our host will be the Institute for Research in Construction of the National Research Council of Canada.   The division and the TC meetings will be followed by (1) the first CIE symposium on lighting quality on May 9 and 10 (http://www.nrc.ca/irc/cie.html), (2) by Daylighting'98, an International Conference on Daylighting Technologies for Energy Efficiency in Buildings, from May 10 to 13 (http://www.idc98.org).   Please contact Monique Myre, NRC/IRC Client services for accommodation.   You will find below a draft agenda for the meeting, all suggestions are welcome, send any additional items to one of the two secretaries: Ms Yasuko Koga (Japan) or Mr Dominique Dumortier (France).   Agenda Apologies of absence Approval of the agenda Change of chairperson Status of the IDMP network Status of the calibration plan Life with the web server Results of the IDMP questionnaire Future tasks Open questions   September 3, 1997, in Durban, South Africa.   Summary:   The main decision taken during the Durban meeting was to try to sum up what all of us have been doing with IDMP data: daylight and solar radiation availability, model development. This will be done through a questionnaire that you will receive in November 1997, we will ask you to send it back, before February 1, 1998. This will also be the opportunity for you to suggest modifications to IDMP recommendations and to tell us how you see the future of the IDMP. A new round of calibration will begin during the Summer of 1998. There is a lack of IDMP stations in South America, Africa and Eastern Europe, if you have the possibility, try to get countries in those areas involved in the IDMP, the web server provides enough information to explain the IDMP. Take some time to update the description of your station on the server. Minutes (39 ko)   October 9, 1996 in Lyon, France.   Summary:   Due to the fact that this meeting followed the CIE quadrennial meeting of New Delhi, there was a low attendance: 7 people, 3 being official members of the TC. The chairperson was not able to come to Lyon, thus this meeting was chaired by D. Dumortier, one of the to secretaries. D. Dumortier presented the status of the IDMP network, the progress of the calibration plan and of the IDMP index, finally the development of the IDMP web server which had been started for two months. The idea behind the server is to deliver to everyone, general information on the IDMP network. It will also deliver specific information on each station. Finally, there will be a "library" where members of the network will be able to share: reports on their measurements, software that they developed, advertisement on spare instruments. The advantages of a W3 server are many: wide distribution, easy update, live exchange between members.The prototype of the server was received with a great interest. A. Slater pointed out that starting in 1997, the TC should also think about the future of the IDMP.   Minutes (26ko)   November 1-8, 1995, New Delhi, India.   Summary:   This meeting was held during the quadrennial meeting of the CIE in New Delhi. The chairperson presented the content and the format used for «The IDMP index». As a CIE technical report, it should have a limited number of pages, therefore it will use only two pages to provide information on one station, as opposed to five pages in the IEA document. Prof. Nakamura mentioned that Mr. Kendrick had suggested to modify the IDMP guide to take into account the fact that the method of calibration of high illuminance was impossible, that the cloud amount was still in the basic set of research class measurement, even though it had been decided to move it to the additional set at the meeting in Melbourne, in 1991. It was decided to ask members to check the guide and point out corrections. Dr. Fontoynont from ENTPE presents the idea of delivering information on the Internet.   September 20, 1994, Gaithersburg, USA.   Summary:   This was the first meeting with Prof. Nakamura as the new chairperson. It was decided to update the information on the stations, presented in the IEA Task 17 document, and publish it as a CIE document under the name «The IDMP index». It was stressed that the quality control of the IDMP data was essential. An automatic quality control program called AQCCIE (see the Library section) has been created by Dr. P. Ineichen at the University of Geneva. It was decided that members should specify if their data has been controlled and how it has been controlled. Members should also specify how the diffuse component has been derived, and if it has been corrected for the shadow band effect. Finally, it was decided to start a relative calibration plan which will consist in circulating reference sensors among all IDMP stations.   Minutes (26ko) Action Plan 1995 (51ko)   List of members Top of page... This section gives the list of members and corresponding members of TC 3.25 along with their precise coordinates. The difference between members and corresponding members lies only in the fact that corresponding members do not vote for the final output of the TC. If you are in the list, check your coordinates, if they are different then send the appropriate ones to idmp.master@entpe.fr. If you wish, we can place a picture of yourself in the left column. Send a PICT, a TIF or a GIF file to the webmaster. CHAIRPERSON Prof. Hiroshi NAKAMURA Department of Architecture Faculty of Engineering Kyushu University 6-10-1 Hakozaki, Higashi 812-81 FUKUOKA JAPAN Tel: +81 92 642 3336- Fax: +81 92 642 3336 E-mail: nakamtar@mbox.nc.kyushu-u.ac.jp SECRETARIES   Dr. Dominique DUMORTIER LASH-ENTPE Rue Maurice Audin F-69518 VAULX-EN-VELIN FRANCE Tel: +33 4 72 04 70 87 - Fax: +33 4 72 04 70 41 E-mail: Dominique.Dumortier@entpe.fr http://www.entpe.fr   Dr. Yasuko KOGA Department of Architecture Faculty of Engineering Kyushu University 6-10-1 Hakozaki, Higashi 812-81 FUKUOKA JAPAN Tel: +81 92 642 3338 - Fax: +81 92 642 3363 E-mail: yskktar@mbox.nc.kyushu-u.ac.jp MEMBERS AUSTRALIA Mr. Derrick KENDRICK 17 The Parkway SOUTH AUSTRALIA 5087 KLEMZIG AUSTRALIA Tel: +61 8 8266 5350 - Fax: +61 8 8266 5350 E-mail: dkendric@arch.adelaide.edu.au Assoc. Prof. Nancy RUCK Department of Architectural & Design Science University of Sydney ALTH FLR, Wilkinson Building City Road SYDNEY 2006 NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIA Tel: +61 65 54 40 73 - Fax: +61 65 54 40 73 E-mail: nanr@arch.usyd.edu.au CANADA Ass. Prof. James A. LOVE Faculty of Environmental Design University of Calgary, ES 1002 2500 University Drive, NW T2N 1N4 CALGARY, ALBERTA CANADA Tel: +1 403 220 7428 - Fax: +1 403 284 4399 E-mail: love@evds.ucalgary.ca FRANCE Dr. Marc FONTOYNONT LASH-ENTPE Rue Maurice Audin F-69518 VAULX-EN-VELIN FRANCE Tel: +33 4 72 04 70 35 - Fax: +33 4 72 04 70 41 E-mail: Marc.Fontoynont@entpe.fr GERMANY Mr. Eike KROCHMANN PRC Krochmann Gmbh GenestStrasse 6 D-10829 BERLIN GERMANY Tel: +49 30 751 70 07 - Fax: +49 30 751 01 27 E-mail: prc@mail.blinx.de http://www.ingenieur.de/prc ISRAEL Prof. Eliyahu NE'EMAN Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning Technion, Israël Institute of Technology 32000 HAIFA ISRAEL Tel: +972 4 294 059 - Fax: +972 4 294 6 17 E-mail: arren01@tx.technion.il JAPAN Prof. Masato OKI Ashikaga Insititute of Technology 268-1 Ohmae-cho 326 ASHIKAGA JAPAN Tel: +81 284 62 06 05 - Fax: +81 284 62 42 35 E-mail: oki@ashitech.ac.jp SLOVAKIA Dr. Stanislav DARULA Institute of Construction and Architecture Dept. of Lighting, Slovak Academy of Science 9 Dubravska Road 84220 BRATISLAVA SLOVAKIA Tel: +421 7 378 2498 - Fax: +421 7 372 494 E-mail: usarsdar@savba.savba.sk http://nic.savba.sk/sav/ustarch/Bphys/bphys2.html   Dr. Richard KITTLER Institute of Construction and Architecture Dept. of Lighting, Slovak Academy of Science 9 Dubravska Road 84220 BRATISLAVA SLOVAKIA Tel: +421 7 378 2892 - Fax: +421 7 372 494 E-mail: usarkit@savba.savba.sk http://nic.savba.sk/sav/ustarch/Bphys/bphys2.html SWITZERLAND Dr. Pierre INEICHEN GAP, University of Geneva 4 chemin de Conches CH-1231 CONCHES SWITZERLAND Tel: +41 22 789 13 11 - Fax: +41 22 347 86 49 E-mail: pierre.ineichen@gap-e.unige.ch UNITED KINGDOM Prof. Peter Roy TREGENZA School of Architecture University of Sheffield The Arts Tower, Western Bank S10 2TN SHEFFIELD UNITED KINGDOM Tel: +44 1142 220 301 - Fax: +44 1142 798 276 E-mail: p.tregenza@sheffield.ac.uk http://www.shef.ac.uk/uni/academic/A-C/archst/ USA Dr. Richard PEREZ Atmospheric Science Research Center The University at Albany 251 Fuller Road NY 12203 ALBANY USA Tel: +1 518 437 8751 - Fax: +1 518 437 8711 E-mail: perez@asrc.cestm.albany.edu http://dinner.asrc.cestm.albany.edu CORRESPONDING MEMBERS AUSTRALIA Mr. Simon HAYMAN Department of Architectural and Design Science University of Sydney 2006 NSW SYDNEY AUSTRALIA Tel: +61 2692 40 29 - Fax: +61 26 92 30 31 E-mail: simon@arch.usyd.edu.au CANADA Mr. Bruce McARTHUR Experimental Studies Division Atmospheric Environment Service Environment Canada 4905 Dufferin Street, Downsview M3H 5T4 ONTARIO CANADA Tel: +1 416 739 4464 - Fax: +1 416 739 4281 E-mail: bruce.mcarthur@ec.gc.ca CHINA Prof. Yang GUANGXUAN School of Architecture & Urban Planning Chongqing Jianzhu University Sapingba 630045 CHONGQING P.R. of CHINA Tel: +86 23 65120178- Fax: +86 23 65316659 E-mail:ggyang@cqjzu.edu.cn http://www.cqjzu.edu.cn Prof. Xaio HUIQIAN Institute of Building Physics China Academy of Building Research 19 Che Gong Zhuang Street 100044 BEIJING P.R. CHINA Tel: +86 01 839 43 87 - Fax: E-mail: FRANCE Dr. Michel PERRAUDEAU Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment 11 rue Henri Picherit F-44300 NANTES FRANCE Tel: +33 2 40 37 20 00 - Fax: +33 2 40 37 20 40 E-mail: GERMANY Mr. Gerhard CZEPLAK DWD, Meteorologisches Observatorium Hamburg Frahmredder 95 D-22393 HAMBURG GERMANY Tel: +49 40 601 73 200 - Fax: +49 40 601 73 299 E-mail: Mr. Christian REISE Fraunhofer-Institut für Solare Energiesysteme Oltmannstraße 5 D-79100 FREIBURG GERMANY Tel: +49 761 4588 282 - Fax: +49 761 4588 217 E-mail: reise@ise.fhg.de http://www.ise.fhg.de GREECE Mr. Michael PETRAKIS IMPAE/NOA Lofos Nimfon Thission P.O. Box 20048 GR-11810 ATHENES GREECE Tel: +30 1 345 6257 - Fax: +30 1 342 1019 E-mail: mike@env.meteo.noa.gr INDIA Dr. B.K. SAXENA Efficiency of Buildings Central Building Research Institute 247667 ROORKEE INDIA Tel: +91 13 32 72506 - Fax: +91 13 32 72 272 E-mail: general@cbri.sirnetd.ernet.in INDONESIA Dr. IR. RAMLI RAHIM Department of Architecture Faculty of Engineering Hasanuddin University Kampus Unhas Tamalanrea Jalan Perintis Kemerdekaan 90245 UJUNG PANDANG INDONESIA Tel: +62 411 454 746 - Fax: +62 411 510 088 E-mail: parenta@indosat.met.id ISRAEL Prof. David FEIMAN Jacob Blaustein Institute for Desert Research Ben Gurion University 84993 SEDE BOKER ISRAEL Tel: +972 7 56 50 63 - Fax: +972 7 55 50 60 E-mail: JAPAN Mr. Norio IGAWA Research and Development Institute Takenaka Corportation 1-5 Otsuka Inzei-Chou Inba-Gun 270-13 CHIBA JAPAN Tel: +81 476 47 1700 - Fax: +81 476 47 3060 E-mail: igawa@ccm.rdi.takenaka.co.jp Prof. Kunio MATSUURA Takarazuka University of Art and Design 7-27 Tsutsujigaoka Hanayashiki 665 TAKARAZUKA JAPAN Tel: +81 727 56 12 31 - Fax: +81 727 58 78 69 E-mail: matsuura@mxn.meshnet.or.jp Dr. Yoshiaki UETANI Department of Architecture Faculty of Engineering Fukuyama University 1 Gakuen-cho 729-02 FUKUYAMA JAPAN Tel: +81 849 36 21 11 - Fax: +81 849 36 20 23 E-mail: KOREA Prof. Kwang-Woo KIM Department of Architecture Seoul National University San 56-1, Shillim-Dong SEOUL Kwanak-Gu KOREA Tel: +82 2 880 7065 - Fax: +82 2 885 8057 E-mail: MALTA Mrs. Jean FRENDO Marjolaine Hal-Bordi Str. 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