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Comparison of fast daylighting climate-based simulation methods for parametric design: two-phase, three-phase method and path tracing
Computer modeling and simulation are essential for predicting architectural solutions performance. When integrated into the design process; they are known as performance-based design. During the design process, fast analytical cycles are required. However, daylighting simulations are challenging due
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