This presentation will summarise some of the most significant changes in the NECB 2017 edition and highlight potential impacts to new construction and addition projects.
This interactive session will review the Light Concept in detail, including background into the details and reasoning of each Feature, and provide an opportunity to collaboratively work through examples.
The IES Street & Area Lighting Conference is the only conference of its kind dedicated to improving the outdoor lighting business of electric utilities and energy service companies. We continue to provide an open forum for end-users facing the same questions regarding relevant products for specific application, lighting controls, bench marks from other users in the lighting community, and milestones reached by municipalities, utilities and DOTs. We strive to maintain a small community feel, creating a great opportunity to network with industry peers through seminars with speaker Q+A, breakout sessions to discuss issues in-depth, an exhibit hall and many networking events with speakers and peers in a comfortable and open atmosphere.
The Illuminating Engineering Society’s Annual Conference August 8-10, 2019 in Louisville, Kentucky provides a range of educational programming—including workshops, seminars, immersive experiences, tours, networking, and paper and poster presentations—on the art, design, science, and research of lighting relevant to lighting professionals, educators, and related design disciplines. As always, professional education is paramount, with a broad selection of CEU credits available through participation at the conference.
This seminar will discuss lighting approaches, pitfalls to avoid and lessons learned. A case study will be presented - taking the effective lighting strategy of the Simons department store brand and converting it to a net-zero success story.
Join the IES for an evening of conversation, snacks, and drinks. We'll be talking about Building Information Modelling (BIM), how it can streamline the lighting design process, and how it has evolved over the past few years. We'll also talk about modern visualization techniques that are used to digitally express your lighting design to clients.
Mark your calendars now for two days of lighting education and networking in the heart of Canada.
The building industry is seeing an increased interest in human health and well-being, notably through the development of health and well-being rating systems for buildings. This session will explore how the built environment impacts human health and will review the first health and well-being rating system to hit the market, the WELL Building Standard. The Light concept category, an integral part of WELL, will be explored in depth and includes areas such as daylight modelling and circadian rhythm analysis, which are of increasing interest to clients.
Come join the IES and enjoy an evening of great company along with snacks & drinks in the provincial historic Rutherford House. Local IES membership will provide an in-depth review of exterior lighting and landscape lighting. Learn what works and what doesn’t. Site mock-ups with various product types demonstrate examples of various lighting strategies and their visual effects. A great opportunity to network with industry members and gain some practical knowledge.
Have you ever found exterior lighting mounted in the wrong place?
Are you seeing glare when you don’t want to?
What are the best practices to illuminate a landscape or building?
How to mix shadows and light on your site.
How to make the exterior look as interesting as the interior of a building.
$55 for Non-IES members
$45 for IES members
Rutherford House
11153 Saskatchewan Drive
FAQs
Can I use my IES membership for a discount?
Yes! Click the "Enter Promotional Code" link in the top right corner of the Select Tickets page and enter your individual IES number to reveal an IES Member ticket including discount.
The IES membership discount applies only to the IES member. Additional attendees are to be registered as non-IES members.
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Parking available on U of A campus parking lots.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No.
Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends?
Yes, just let us know when you arrive so we can keep track of the attendees.
This course offers an introductory look into the many facets of lighting; from physics and biology behind vision, to sustainable design and energy efficiency. Students will learn basic terms and concepts in all of these facets.
Winter Session – One Saturday
Date: Saturday, February 03, 2018
Time: 9:00AM to 4:00PM MST
Cost: $200 IES Members, $250 Non-members
Course material cost: $42 IES Members, $60 Non-Members
Place: NAIT Main Campus - Lighting Lab - Room A182
This course offers an advanced look at the lighting and control systems commissioning process. After this seminar the student will be able to:
Please note: Students must purchase their class materials in advance. Please go to the IES Store to purchase your student materials. Materials will not be provided at the class.
Who Should Attend?
Engineers and Lighting Designers, Architects and Interior Designers, Lighting Contractors.
Food & Drinks
Lunch will be provided as part of the registration fee. Please send us a message if you have any dietary restrictions.
Trina Larsen, P. Eng., M. Sc., LEED AP+
(IES Edmonton Section - Past President)
Trina Larsen is an Electrical Engineer with a passion for sustainable design, lighting design and implementation. She is the Managing Associate for AES Engineering’s Edmonton office, an electrical design engineering firm. Over the past 20 years, Trina has been fortunate to work on a variety of projects types, including religious institutions, recreation facilities, museums, offices, health care, schools, and more. The majority of these projects involved sustainable building principles and building energy conservation.
Trina is the past president of Section 79 of the IESNA, and served on the IES commissioning committee for Design Guide 29-11. Several of her projects have received recognition with an IES Award of Merit.
Craig Hatch
(Owner, CFMS Alberta)
CFMS Alberta Ltd. was incorporated in 2003 to service projects in Western Canada. Their projects include, but are not limited to, new construction, existing buildings, education, retail, institutional and tenant improvements. They specialise in providing total building commissioning and LEED commissioning services. Their diverse portfolio varies in size and complexity.
FAQs
Can I use my IES membership for a discount?
Yes! Click the "Enter Promotional Code" link in the top right corner of the Select Tickets page and enter your individual IES number to reveal an IES Member ticket including discount.
The IES membership discount applies only to the IES member. Additional attendees are to be registered as non-IES members.
Does this event apply for Continuing Education Units (CEU) or Professional Development Hours (PDH) towards my association (e.g. AAA, AEE, AIA, APEGA, IDCEC, NCQLP, etc.)?
Yes, you may count this event as learning hours for certification renewal credits with various associations. Please confirm with your association as to how these hours can be applied, however, as this seminar is not registered or accredited with any particular association.
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Pay parking is available at the NAIT Campus. Additionally NAIT is a major ETS and LRT stop.
What's the refund policy?
Refunds can be arranged up to 7 days prior to the event by emailing the organiser with your request.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No, but please check in with the registration table when you arrive.
Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable?
Yes. Please check in with the registration table when you arrive.
Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends?
Yes. Please check in with the registration table when you arrive.
Please join us as we spend the evening investigating the correlated colour temperature qualities of different light sources and luminaire types, and how we can apply this in our lighting designs.
Gain an overview of the design process as it meets owner project requirements and energy codes. Learn how calculations aid design and document deliverables and how to work with design and construction teams.
