Daylighting Simulation
Daylighting simulation refers to the process of using computer models to analyze and predict the amount of natural light that will enter a building or space throughout the day. This simulation helps architects and designers optimize the placement of windows, skylights, and other openings to maximize natural light levels, reduce the need for artificial lighting, and create more comfortable and energy-efficient environments. The simulation takes into account factors such as the building's orientation, surrounding obstructions, time of day, and geographical location to provide accurate predictions of daylight levels.