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daylight factor: a standalone construct

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daylightfactor1 CONSTRUCTDaylight factorHOPKINSON · BUILDING SCIENCE

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Building science

ratio of indoor illuminance at a point to the simultaneous outdoor horizontal illuminance under an overcast sky, expressed as a percentage.

In building science, daylight factor refers to ratio of indoor illuminance at a point to the simultaneous outdoor horizontal illuminance under an overcast sky, expressed as a percentage. This meaning comes from Hopkinson (1966) in Daylighting.[1]

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References

  1. Hopkinson, R. (1966). Daylighting. David & Charles. ISBN 9780434907632

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