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Masterclass Lectures at Lii2005
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Lii2005 - Program
Conference Lii2005 - Workshops
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Masterclass Lectures at Lii2005 |
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| PHILIPS MASTERCLASS LECTURE |
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'Design' - Bringing the Humanities to Lighting
Design.
September 12, 11.30 - 13.30 |
| Howard Brandston |
Has more than 40 years experience in lighting
design, engineering and electronics, designing illumination
for more than 2500 commercial, institutional, residential and
government projects. Honoured as an initial inductee of the
Lighting Design Hall of Fame, he has received the International
Lighting Designers Lifetime Achievement Award, AIA Institute
Honors Award for his contribution to architecture and the IESNA
medal. He has been inducted in the Interior Design Hall of Fame,
the only lighting designer to be awarded this honour.
Teaches at LRC. He is also a light sculptor and his work is
displayed in several museums.
www.brandston.com |
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| GE MASTERCLASS LECTURE |
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Power of Light: Biological, Behavioural
and Therapeutic Effects in Humans.
September 12, 14.30-16.30 |
| George C. Brainard |
Is a Professor of Neurology and a Professor of
Biochemistry and Molecular Pharmacology at Jefferson Medical
College, Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. Dr. Brainard
is the Director of Jefferson's Light Research Program. Over
the past twenty years, his academic work has been concerned
with the effects of light on biological and behavioural responses
of animals and humans.
Dr. Brainard has actively worked with industry and different
branches of the government on lighting
education and standards.
His current work concerns the regulation of the human circadian
system by the wavelength, intensity and
timing of light. Results from these studies are being applied
to the development of new lighting products and architectural
designs. In addition, he is currently supported by the National
Space Biomedical Research Institute of NASA to develop lighting
applications for the Space Shuttle, International Space Station
and future exploration-class space environments. |
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Architectural Lighting Design in Asia.
September 13, 11.30 - 13.30 |
| Kaoru Mende |
Was attracted to architectural lighting and has
been involved in such superb projects as Tower of Winds, Chapel
on the Water, Frankfurt Opera House, Tokyo Design Center, Shinjuku
Takashimaya, Tokyo International Forum, JR Kyoto station and
Sendai Mediatheque.
The awards he has received include the IES (Illuminating Engineering
Society) International Lighting Design Award of 1989, Award
of Distinction for “Chapel on the Water”, and many
Awards of Excellence, '97 IALD (International Association for
Lighting Designers) Award of Excellence for “Tokyo International
Forum”, '96 Japan Culture Design Award and '97 Mainichi
Design award and many others.
He has been teaching lighting design at Musashino Art University,
Tokyo University, Tokyo University of Art and others.
www.lighting
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| OSRAM MASTERCLASS LECTURE |
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A Light Journey to the Heavens: The Architecture
and Aesthetics of Light
September 13, 14.30-16.30 |
| Gert Hof |
He doesn't like to be called a “light designer”.
He could be called a pyroartist or lighting architect. "I
approach every light show as if it were one of Shakespeare's
play", says Gert Hof. His works include the lighting of
the Acropolis to the music of Mikis Theodorakis, dedication
of the millennium monument in Beijing, Berlin Millennium celebrations,
the 1000th Anniversary of Budapest and the Anniversary Lights
at the Red Square in Moscow. Hof told Mike Oldfield who wrote
the music for the Berlin show that he needed “monumental
music because I will be shooting a week's worth of Berlin's
electricity consumption into the sky on one of your chords”.
www.mega-events.net |
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| BAJAJ MASTERCLASS LECTURE |
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India Can Lead the World into Solid State
Lighting - Does it Have the Will?
September 14, 11.30 - 13.30 |
| Dave Irvine Halliday |
Dave Halliday is the Founder Director of the Light
Up The World Foundation, an international humanitarian organization
affiliated with the University of Calgary dedicated to illuminating
the lives of the world's poor. It is the first humanitarian
organization to utilise solid-state lighting technologies to
bring affordable, safe, healthy, efficient, and environmentally
responsible lighting to people currently without access to proper
lighting. Dr. Halliday laid the foundation for the development
of LUTW into a global lighting initiative.
www.lightuptheworld.org |
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| TVS MASTERCLASS LECTURE |
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Management of Projects.
September 14,14.30 - 16.30 |
| Behr Champana Gagneron |
Vice President and Principal of TVS International,
Behr Champana Gagneron is a talented design architect and has
won many international design competitions. Mr. Champana Gagneron
is a recognized specialist in the areas of master planning and
site analysis, architectural design, programming, construction
documents and administration.
He was one of four national experts selected for a special design
think-tank on energy efficient and sustainable environments
by the world-renowned Rocky Mountain Institute in Colorado.
He was also later involved in 1994 in the Regional Urban Design
Action Team for the planning of the 1996 Olympics. As a lead
strategic visionary of TVS International he is presently gaining
a reputation as a futuristic planner in 'tomorrow's world' being
created in Dubai and the Middle East. |
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Lii2005 Conference
Program |
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| September 12 |
| 09.30-11.00 |
INAUGURAL SESSION
Chief Guest-Hon'ble Minister for Power, SHRI
P M SAYEED |
| 11.00-11.30 |
Philips Masterclass Lecture - HOWARD
BRANDSTON
'Design' - Bringing the Humanities
to Lighting Design. |
| 13.30-14.30 |
Lunch |
| 14.30-16.30 |
GE Masterclass Lecture - GEORGE C BRAINARD
Power of Light: Biological, Behavioural and Therapeutic
Effects in Humans. |
| 16.30-18.30 |
Airfield & Airport Lighting Workshop |
| 16.30-17.00 |
Tea/Coffee |
| 18.30-20.30 |
Osram Welcome Reception |
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| September 13 |
| 09.00-11.00 |
WORKSHOPS
City Beautification
Transportation Lighting |
| 11.00-11.30 |
Tea/Coffee |
| 11.30-13.30 |
Masterclass Lecture - KAORU MENDE
Architectural Lighting Design in Asia. |
| 13.30-14.30 |
Lunch |
| 14.30-16.30 |
Osram Masterclass Lecture - GERT HOF
A Light Journey to the Heavens: The Architecture and Aesthetics
of Light |
| 16.30-17.00 |
Tea/Coffee |
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| September 14 |
| 09.00-11.00 |
WORKSHOP on LEDs |
| 11.00-11.30 |
Tea/Coffee |
| 11.30-13.30 |
Bajaj Masterclass Lecture - DAVE IRVINE
HALLIDAY
India Can Lead the World into Solid
State Lighting -
Does it Have the Will? |
| 13.30-14.30 |
Lunch |
| 14.30-16.30 |
TVS Masterclass Lecture - BEHR CHAMPANA
GAGNERON
Management of Projects. |
| 16.30-17.00 |
Tea/Coffee |
| 17.00-18.00 |
VALEDICTORY SESSION |
| 20.00 |
Philips-Bajaj Farewell theme dinner |
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Workshops |
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September 12 |
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Airfield & Airport Lighting |
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This workshop will deal with airport peripheral illumination and
airport terminal lighting. It will also cover the various aspects
of runway, hangar and peripheral area lighting. The speakers for this
workshop are Ms. Sudeshna Mukhopadhyay
of Philips Electronics India, Kari Virtanen,
Chief of Airfield Lighting Division of Idman, Finland, a speaker from
Thorn Airfield Lighting Australia and Ms. Dorien
van der Weele, Head of Lidac, Philips Eindhoven. |
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September 13 |
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City Beautification - an approach to the lighting
of Delhi for the 2010 Commonwealth
Games |
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This workshop will cover different aspects of the lighting issues
involved in City Beautification with special emphasis on the lighting
of monuments. It will analyse the negative and positive impacts of
such projects - light pollution, energy consumption, heritage protection,
security, traffic, tourism, cultural activities etc.
We are very fortunate to have three outstanding speakers who initiate
and led this workshop.
Ms Dorien van der
Weele is the head of LiDAC International at Philips in Eindhoven,
Mr. Ted Ferreira is from the City Design
Group in the US and the third person leading this workshop will be
the Masterclass speaker Mr. Behr Champana Gagneron. |
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Transportation Lighting
The second workshop (also on September 13 and running in parallel)
will be on the problems encountered in transportation lighting with
special reference to the issues in railway lighting. This will cover
a wide range of topics, the relevance of which will extend well
beyond the railways and other transportation systems - carriage
lighting, outdoor lighting for marshalling yards, platform lighting,
tunnel lighting etc. This workshop will be led by Mr.
Axel Stockmar from LCI Germany who will cover platform lighting,
exterior lighting and the implications of CIE Standard S015 on future
railway lighting design. Another speaker will be Mr. Jari Tabell
from Teknoware, Finland who will speak on coach lighting
and emergency lighting. The third initiator for this workshop is
in the process of finalisation and will speak on tunnel lighting. |
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September 14 |
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LEDs
The third workshop is on LEDs. With the rapid pace of development
in the field of solid state lighting, LEDs are an obvious choice
of subject for a workshop. It is becoming increasingly clear that
when we speak of LEDs as "the light source of the future",
that future is not really all that far off and for all of those
involved in lighting it will be essential to understand this new
technology.
Speakers include Mr. Luc van der Poel,
Senior Application Manager-Designer for Solid State Lighting Group,
Philips, Eindhoven and Dr. B. K. Chandrasekhar,
Technical Director of the Materials Research Lab, JFWTC. |
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Venue |
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The Masterclass lectures will be held at the FICCI Auditorium on
Tansen Marg while the workshops will take place at the FICCI Federation
House next door. |
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Social Programme |
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For those of you who have attended the earlier conferences you know
that ISLE events are NOT "all work and no play"! As always
there will be a Welcome Reception which will consist this year of
a high tea followed by a dance programme by the internationally known
troupe from Nrityagram in Karnataka. Osram is sponsoring this event.
Also as in the past, there will be a gala farewell theme dinner on
the closing evening. We will keep the details of this secret so that
you get a pleasant surprise. Philips India and Bajaj Electricals are
sponsoring this event. |
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Registration
Fees |
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| ISLE Members* |
Rs. 6500 |
| Non members |
Rs. 7500 |
| After 31.03.2005 |
Rs. 8000 |
| * (as on 31.3.2005 with no dues) |
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