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    • Human-Computer Interaction
    • Building Science

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    • Current lighting design tools hinder rapid feedback due to decoupled analysis and simulation.
    • Designers face challenges in comparing multiple lighting configurations effectively.
    • Meeting conflicting objectives for quality, price, and industry standards requires efficient decision support.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present LiteVis, a novel system for efficient decision support in lighting design.
    • To integrate global illumination-based lighting simulation with spatial and non-spatial visualizations.
    • To enable rapid iterative cycles of simulation parametrization and analysis for lighting designers.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed LiteVis, a system integrating lighting simulation, spatial scene representation, and visualizations.
    • Implemented novel visualization techniques for ranking configurations based on weighted objectives.
    • Incorporated spatial domain concepts for detailed comparison of illumination scenarios.

    Main Results:

    • LiteVis enables an efficient iterative cycle for lighting design simulation and analysis.
    • A novel visualization aids decision-making by ranking configurations against prioritized objectives.
    • The system facilitates detailed comparison of spatial illumination scenarios.

    Conclusions:

    • LiteVis successfully supports lighting designers in achieving key tasks more efficiently and with greater certainty.
    • The integrated approach of LiteVis enhances the decision-making process in complex lighting design scenarios.
    • Qualitative feedback confirms LiteVis's effectiveness in real-world lighting design applications.