LpS/TiL/DALI 2019 - Full Program & Schedule

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1		DAY 1 - SEPT 24						Preliminary Program
2		ALL	Lighting Industry	Lighting Industry	Lighting Industry	Lighting Design	Lighting Design
3			Seestudio	Seefoyer	Propter Homines	Saal Bodensee	Parkstudio
4	08.30	Registration							08.30
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6			Standards Driving Business	Potentials of Digital Disruptions	Human Centric Lighting I	How Smart and Intelligent Can Lighting Be?	New Lighting Design Approaches Applications & Education
7	10.00		When Circular Economy Meets the Lighting Industry (LCA) Deidre WOLFF, MSc IREC, Spain	Supply Chain Based Disruptive Business Revolution Stefan KREIDLER, Dr. onlog, Switzerland	Critical Opinion on the Current Development Status of HCL Solutions Wilfried POHL, Mag Bartenbach, Austria	Innovative PC-App with Camera for Adjusting the Perfect Light Colour Fully Automatic Peter HAUMER LUMITECH, Austria	Hospitality Lighting Design Theodore D. KONTORIGAS, Kontorigas LD, Greece		10.00
8	10.30		Ecodesign Directive and Energy Labelling Regulation Elena SCARONI LightingEurope, Belgium	LiFi Technology Tomasz ZAREBA, Dr. Zumtobel, Austria	Lighting Beyond Light Alexander WILM, DI OSRAM Opto Semiconductors, Germany	Smart Lights with Machine Learning for Truly Smart Living Harry EDELMAN, Dr. Arch. Prof. Tampere University, Finland	Lighting and Distance Education Fernando DECO, Mag Asociación Argentina de Luminotecnia, Argentina		10.30
9	11.00		Latest Zhaga Updates - Interoperability, Smart Lighting Dee DENTENEER, PhD The Zhaga Consortium, The Netherlands	Collective Intelligence in Lighting Control Szymon SLUPIK, MSc Silvair, Poland	Impact of Solid-State Lighting on Health and Safety James Norman BARDSLEY, PhD ISA, USA	The Rise of Pixel Art: The Lasting Effects of Affordable Addressable LEDs Stefan Yazzie HERBERT The Paranormal Unicorn, Austria	Ambient Lighting Design for Persuasive Environments Using Social Media Data Yasaman MAVVAJ, MSc Körner Design, The Netherlands		11.00
10	11.30	Lunch							11.30
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12			User Centric Lighting Studies & Surveys	Innovation in Lighting Process & Realization	Human Centric Lighting II	How New Approaches May Change Your Minds for Lighting Design	Lecture/ Panel About the New Era and the Essentials of Lighting Design
13	13.00		A European Workplace Lighting Survey Ganix LASA, PhD Mondragon University, Spain	Virtual Prototyping in the Lighting Product Development Ervand KANDELAKI, Dr. CADFEM, Germany	In Search of The Perfect Light Stephen MASON, Dr. Sustainable Eye Health, Australia	Daylight and Light Design Intertwining Isabel VILLAR, Maha SHALABY, MSc White Arkitekter, Sweden	Light as Essential Part of the Concept Sergei Tchoban, Arch. Tchoban Voss Architekten, Germany		13.00
14	13.30		An Interactive Approach to the Optimization of Public Space Lighting with Resident's Participation Boris A. PORTNOV, PhD University of Haifa, Israel	Mass Personalization - User-centered Development of Lighting Solutions and Services Daniel N. PIMENTA, DI Fraunhofer, Germany	Energy and Quality Metrics in Melanopic Stimulus Evaluation for HCL Octavio Luis PEREZ, PhD Mount Sinai Hospital NYC, USA	Slow Light - A New Awareness of Light Siegrun APPELT Siegrun Appelt, Austria	PANEL Women in Lighting: The Digital Era, a Step Back a Step Forward Mahdis ALIASGARI & Barbara RODRIGUEZ, MA Arch, LD Lighting Design Collective, Spain		13.30
15	14.00		Dynamic LED Public Lighting Solutions: Citizen Perceptions and Evaluations Nicolas HOUEL, PhD Student AAU Laboratory, France	Complete Luminaire Development Workflow and Practical Results for Tunnel Lighting Lorenzo TREVISANELLO, PhD Arianna, Italy	Current State of Knowledge and the Levels of Various Non-visual Lighting Effects Lisa POHL, Dr. med. Bartenbach, Austria	Inside the Pyramids - Light Where There Should be Darkness Ruairi O'BRIEN, Professor Ruairi O'Brien Lighting Design, Egypt	PANEL Women in Lighting: The Digital Era, a Step Back a Step Forward . . . _____		14.00
16	14.30	Break							14.30
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18		Keynotes Room: Grosser Saal
19	16.00	Dietmar ZEMBROT CTO, Trilux Germany							16.00
20		Keith BRADSHAW Principal, Speirs + Major UK
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22	17.30	Come Together							17.30
23	18.30	Showfloor							18.30
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25		DAY 2 - SEPT 25						Preliminary Program
26		ALL	Lighting Industry	Lighting Industry	Lighting Industry	Lighting Design	Lighting Design	DALI
27	Room		Seestudio	Seefoyer	Propter Homines	Saal Bodensee	Parkstudio	...	Room
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29			Light Sources I	Internet of Things IoT	Optics I	Smart Cities and Buildings Regulations & Connected Solutions	Visual Perception and Health Demonstration - Experience Yourself	DALI-2: The Global Standard for Smart, Digital Lighting Control
30	08:30		LED Innovations for the Improvement of HCL Luminaires Menno SCHAKEL Nichia, Japan	Monetizing the Cloud for Lighting Control Patrick DURAND Future Electronics, Canada	Micro-optics for Efficient LED Spotlights with Arbitrary Farfield Distributions Peter SCHREIBER, Dr. Fraunhofer IOF, Germany	From Smart Lighting to Smart Cities Simon DUNKLEY TALQ Consortium, USA	WORKSHOP LED Lighting Concepts: Visual Perception and Health – Demonstrations Wilfried POHL, Mag. Bartenbach, Austria v	To be published soon.	08:30
31	09.00		Value and Opportunities from Integrated LED Matrix Solutions Ingolf SISCHKA Lumileds, Germany	IoT System Architecture Testing as Part of Continuous Integration Jürgen WÖLFLE Tridonic, Austria	Ultrathin Freeform Micro-optical Elements – The Potential of Tailor-made Light-directing Structures on Foil Claude LEINER, Dr. Joanneum Research, Austria	Sensor Ready and MasterConnect: Simple, Scalable, Standardized Peter DUINE Signify, The Netherlands	WORKSHOP LED Lighting Concepts: Visual Perception and Health – Demonstrations . v		09.00
32	09.30			The Transformation from a Luminaire Manufacturer to a Smart Building Enabler Fabian GERSCHWILER Regent, Switzerland	Freeform Optical Structures: From Macro to Micro Scale Tamara ADERNEUER, MSc CSEM, Switzerland	Intelligent Lighting for Smart Buildings and Smart Cities Enabled by Integrated Sensing Solutions Richard FIX, Dr. Bosch, Germany	WORKSHOP LED Lighting Concepts: Visual Perception and Health – Demonstrations . ______		09.30
33	09.00	Break							09.00
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35			Light Sources II	Controls I	Optics II	Innovations in Lighting Design Thinking Out of the Box	Nutritional Light	DALI Case Studies: Benefits, Capabilities, Installation & Commissioning
36	11.00		GaN-Substrate LEDs: Introduction to nPola Hong Jae JUNG, Dr. Seoul Semiconductor, Germany	80-20 Vision HCL: How to Conduct an Orchestra of Tunable White Lights to Deliver Affordable HCL Patrick V. KELLY, PhD ROBUS, Ireland	Rapid Optics Design and Manufacture for Future Proof Illumination Systems and Customized Project Lighting Marco de VISSER Luximprint, The Netherlands	Lighting, Dynamic Urban Spatial Art and Teaching Ruairi O'BRIEN, Professor Ruairi O'Brien Lighting Design, Egypt	To be published soon.	To be published soon.	11.00
37	11.30		Towards New Generations of Lighting and Display: Micro-LEDs Hani KANAAN, Dr. Cea Leti, France	Luminaires and the Internet of Things – A Feasible Approach for Retail Applications Meike BARFUSS, Prof. FH Südwestfalen, Germany	Freeform Optics for Precise Non-uniform Illumination Patterns Oscar FERNANDEZ, PhD CSEM, Switzerland	When Lighting Design Meets Design Thinking: Putting People First Sabine DE SCHUTTER, MA Architectural LD Studio De Schutter, Germany			11.30
38	12.00		Degradation of Green High-Power LEDs - Influence on Color Stability of Multi-Channel Luminaires Alexander HERZOG, MSc TU Darmstadt, Germany	Sensing Outside the Box – The Lighting and Building Automation Convergence Tom GRIFFITHS ams, USA	Application of Diffraction-based Optical Components in Advanced Lighting Systems Marek SKEREN, Dr. IQ Structures, Czech Republic	Evolution of Lighting Design Processes in Digital Times Bert JUNGHANS, DI Zumtobel, Austria			12.00
39	12.30	Lunch							12.30
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42			Light Sources III	Controls II	Human Centric Lighting III	Light and Lighting Design Under The Focus	Digital Times Changes the Process of Lighting Design	Future Directions: DALI Developments and Next Steps
43	14.30		LED Spectrum Optimization for Improvement of Human Performances and Psychophysiological Responses Makoto OGAWARA Nichia, Japan	Data Analytics in Connected Lighting Systems – A Case Study Sebastian KNOCHE, Dr. Trilux, Germany	Critical Evaluation of Adverse Effects of LED Light Sources Markus CANAZEI, PhD Bartenbach, Austria	Development of Neurotechnology in Lighting Design Olga TUZOVA, MA Politecnico di Milano, Italy	WORKSHOP Evolution of Lighting Design Processes in Digital Times Holger LEIBMANN, DI Architect Zumtobel, Austria v	To be published soon.	14.30
44	15.00		Wafer Integrated Chip on PCB Marc JUAREZ Seoul Semiconductor, Germany	IP to the Node - An Upcoming Disruption in Lighting Controls Walter WERNER, Dr. Werner Mgt. Services, Austria	Photobiomodulation: A New Dimension to Human Centric Lighting Martijn DEKKER, Dr. Seaborough, The Netherlands	Illuminance, Apparent Brightness and Circadian Rhythms. A New Era in Lighting Design? Alexandra KALIMERI, MA ME Engineers, UK	WORKSHOP Evolution of Lighting Design Processes in Digital Times . . . v		15.00
45	15.30		Synergy Between Display and Lighting Technologies James Norman BARDSLEY, Dr. Bardsley Consulting, USA	NFC Current Configuration and Constant Lumen Output Functions in LED Power Supplies Qi ZHU, Dr. Infineon, Germany	Human Centric Lighting for Top Performance – Learnings from Light Stimulation of World Class Athletes Andreas WOJTYSIAK, Dr. OSRAM, Germany	Good Night - New Ways to Reduce the Use of Artificial Lighting Ofer KEREN Keren Energy, Israel	WORKSHOP Evolution of Lighting Design Processes in Digital Times . . . _____		15.30
46	16.00	Break							16.00
47			Light Sources IV	Controls III	Future Luminary Design PANEL	The Process of Modern Lighting Design	Experience HCL with New LEDs, Hands-On	Panel Discussion: What is the Future of DALI?
48	17.00		Case Studies of Lighting Applications Implementing High Luminance Laser Light Sources Julian A. CAREY SLD Laser, USA	Clock-Driven Control in Combination with a Linear LED Strip for Human Centric Lighting Roland MICHAL, Dr. Bilton, Austria	To be published soon.	Stakeholders: How Can They be Organized in Order to Achieve the Desired Quality of Public Lighting in 2030? Iris DIJKSTRA, MSc Atelier LEK, The Netherlands	WORKSHOP Experience How New LED Technologies Raise the Bar in Human Centric Lighting Giovanni Vecchio Nichia, Germany v	To be published soon.	17.00
49	17.30		A New Method of Spectral Tuning LED With High Color Quality Daniel HAN Beijing Yuji International, China	Miniaturization of LED Drivers and Integration of Connectivity Laurent JENCK, MBA ERP Power, USA	v . . . . . _____	Light Designer's Role in Complex Projects Diana GALIC, Master LD NOVA-LUX, Hungary	WORKSHOP Experience How New LED Technologies Raise the Bar in Human Centric Lighting . ____		17.30
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51	18.30	Get-Together / Award Ceremony							18.30
52	23.30	EilGutHalle Harbour Lindau							23.30
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54		DAY 3 - SEPT 26						Preliminary Program
55		ALL	Lighting Industry	Lighting Industry	Lighting Industry	Lighting Design	Lighting Design
56			Seestudio	Seefoyer	Propter Homines	Saal Bodensee	Parkstudio
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58			Quality and Testing I	Quality Engineering I	Light in Applications I	Digitalization in Lighting What We Should Know?	Lighting Installation Commissioning & Troubleshooting
59	09.00		Software for Detection of Color Defects in Light Beam Saitgalina A. KAMILOVNA LLC Lighting Technologies, Russia	Analysis of Improved SAC+ Solders for CSP LEDs on Al‐IMS Gordon ELGER, Prof. TU Ingolstadt, Germany	Are UV LEDs a Credible Alternative for Disinfection? François MIRAND Future Electronics, France	Light Connects – The Symbiosis of Light and Digital Content Creates New Levels of Customer Experience Andreas HENRICH, DI fh+p	WORKSHOP Setting up a Robust Lighting Control System with Bluetooth Mesh - From Commissioning Basics to Troubleshooting Silvair, Poland		09.00
60	09.30		Challenges for Measuring Multichip LED Light Engines for Interior Lighting Applications Mete MUSLU, BSc Ozyegin University, Turkey	Transient Infrared Thermography for Thermal Conduction Path Analysis of LED Modules Peter W. NOLTE, Dr. Fraunhofer, Germany	Real Environment Research Laboratory with Light Pollution Optimized Street Light Luminaires Ferenc SZABÓ, PhD LightingLab Calibration Laboratory, Hungary	Lighting Control - Truly Wireless Matthias KASSNER, DI EnOcean, Germany	WORKSHOP Setting up a Robust Lighting Control System with Bluetooth Mesh - From Commissioning Basics to Troubleshooting v		09.30
61	10.00		Automatized Lighting Audit: Development of a Robotic Illuminance Meter Péter CSUTI, PhD University of Pannonia, Hungary	Plasma-metalized Flexible PCBs for LEDs Applications Yaser HAJ-HMEIDI, MSc Lumitronix, Germany	Aspects of Different LED Spectra for Street Lighting Markus HOFMANN, DI OSRAM Opto Semiconductors, Germany	Best Practice in Wireless Lighting Controls Antonio ARTECHE Casambi, Finland	WORKSHOP Setting up a Robust Lighting Control System with Bluetooth Mesh - From Commissioning Basics to Troubleshooting ____		10.00
62	10.30	Break					From OLEDs to Light-Guides		10.30
63			Quality and Testing II	Quality Engineering II	Light in Applications II	Trends in LED Light Sources	EPIC WORKSHOP
64	11.00		Increase Product Quality with Reduced Effort: Best Practice in Photometric Measurement of LED Luminaires Simon RANKEL, Dr. Ophir Spiricon, Israel	An Evaluation Guide for Blue Light Hazard Denan KONJHODZIC, Dr. Instrument Systems, Germany	How to Reduce Jetlag by Innovative Cabin Lighting Achim LEDER, Dr. jetlite, Germany	Visual Perception and Light Quality Stefan LORENZ, Dr. OSRAM Opto Semiconductors, Germany	WORKSHOP Next Generation Lightguides, OLED and R2R Manufacturing Jose POZO, Dr. EPIC v		11.00
65	11.30		New EU Energy Consumption Regulation and Their Impact on Testing Fabian FLIGGE, DI TÜV SÜD, Germany	Enhanced LED Lighting Modules Protection with New Silicone Encapsulant Thierry COOREMANS, MSc Dow Silicones, Belgium	UL 8800 Update and New Performance Label for Horticultural Lighting Hans LASCHEFSKI, Dr. UL, Germany	Morning to Evening - Healthy Lighting Sangwook JUNG, Dr. Seoul Semiconductor, Germany	WORKSHOP Next Generation Lightguides, OLED and R2R Manufacturing . . v		11.30
66	12.00			Predicaments & Strategies in the Development of Intelligent Lighting Sandy ZHONG, MSc Lifud, China		Tunable Lighting Systems for Optimal Health in Humans and Plants Tom JORY, MBA Luminus Devices, USA	WORKSHOP Next Generation Lightguides, OLED and R2R Manufacturing . . _____		12.00
67	12.30	Lunch							12.30
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69	13.30	Event Closing							13.30
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