Evaluation of Lighting Environment Using Conjoint Analysis (Part 1)—for the Case of Office

Evaluation of Lighting Environment Using Conjoint Analysis (Part 1)—for the Case of Office

In this study, evaluation of the lighting environment in offices, which consists of various attributes that are trade-offs, is conducted using the Conjoint Analysis, common in the field of marketing research. The attributes are illuminance, lighting distribution, glare, design, cost, usage of daylig...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of Light & Visual Environment 2002, Vol.26(3), pp.3_30-3_39
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