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The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
C1
E2
Junior School South of London, UK
Control room - Manual control - HF
Control room - Manual control - HF
Absence & Daylight Sensing + Algorithmic lighting - HF
Absence & Daylight Sensing - HF
E1
C2
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
South fasade
C1 Manual on-offAbsence controlDaylight control
Absence controlE2 Daylight control
Algorithmic lightingC2 Manual on-off
E1
C2 E2
E1
E2
C1
C2
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
Design of study
Control room
HF/4000K/Ra 80 HF/4000K/Ra 80
Experimental room
Eh=300 lx Eh=500 lx
Ev=325 lx
☺ Ee=235 lx☺Ee=235 lx
Ev=125 lx
Ev=650 lx
Eh=575 lx
Algorithmic Lighting
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
C2 E2
DF = 5.53 % DF = 4.67 %
DF,curtains = 1.73 % DF,curtains = 1.71 %
C1 E1
DF = 2.43 % DF = 1.57 %
DF,curtains = 0.06 % DF,curtains = 0.04 %
South fasade
Daylight penetrationSouth fasade
E1
E2
C1
C2
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=5
%DF=2%
Curtains fazing south
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
Reading grades
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0,5
1,0
3,0
2,5
1,5
2,0
3,5
E1 C1 E1C1
Ground floor Ground floor
C2 E2
First floor
C2 E2
First floor
2008 Sep – 2009 May2008 Sep – 2009 Jan
E1
E2
C1
C2
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=2%
DF=5%
Progress in academic performanceThe progress in academic performance in reading grades between the control room and
experimental room on Ground floor and First floor E1
Initial results
Dark session Whole school year
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
Writing
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0,5
1,0
3,0
2,5
1,5
2,0
3,5
E1 C1 E1C1
Ground floor Ground floor
2008 Sep – 2009 May2008 Sep – 2009 Jan
C2 E2
First floor
C2 E2
First floor
C2
E1
E2
C1
C2
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=2%
DF=5%
Initial results
Dark session Whole school year
Progress in academic performanceThe progress in academic performance in writing grades between the control room and
experimental room on Ground floor and First floor
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
Math
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0,5
1,0
3,0
2,5
1,5
2,0
3,5
E1 C1 E1C1
Ground floor Ground floor
C2 E2
First floor
2008 Sep – 2009 May2008 Sep – 2009 Jan
E1
E2
C1
C2
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=2%
DF=5%
Initial results
E2
First floor
C2
Dark session Whole school year
Progress in academic performanceThe progress in academic performance in math grades between the control room and
experimental on Ground floor and First floor .
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
The analysis of the monthly trend of the overall mood at 09:50 revealed a significant difference
between control room and the experimental room on the ground floor.
Comparison in Mood on Ground floor - C1 vs. E1
E1
C1
Scale 9-36
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Oct Dec Jan Feb Mar
C1
Scale 9-36 E1
C1
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=2%E1
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
Comparison in Mood on First floor – C2 vs. E2
The analysis of the monthly trend of the overall mood at 09:50 revealed a minor difference
between the control room and the experimental room on the 1st floor.
Scale 9-36
C2
E2
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Oct Dec Jan Feb Mar
C2
E2
Scale 9-36
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=5%
E2
C2
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009 Initial results
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
The analysis of the monthly trend of the overall mood at 09:50 revealed a significant difference
between the classes on the ground floor and those on the 1st floor. F(3,33)=3,068, p=.031
Comparison in Mood - ground floor vs. first floor
Mood assessments at 9:50. ANOVA Repeated Measures. General effect: F(3,33)=3,068, p=.031
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October December February March
Mo
od
Scale 9-36
First floor
Ground floor
E1
E2
C1
C2
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=2%
DF=5%
Initial resultsThe influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
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The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
E1
C1
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=2%
Initial results
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0,5
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1,5
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2,5
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3,5
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October December February March May
Co
rtis
ol
Comparison in Cortisol on Ground floor - C1 vs. E1
The analysis of the monthly trend of the overall mood at 09:50 revealed a significant difference
between control room and the experimental room on the ground floor.
E1
C1
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
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0,5
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1,5
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4,5
October December February March May
Co
rtis
ol
Nmol/l
E2
The analysis of the monthly trend of the cortisol level at 09:50 revealed a significant interaction
between the control room and the experimental room on the 1st floor. (F(1,29)=6,792, p=.049.
Comparison in Cortisol on First floor – C2 vs. E2
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=5%
E2
C2
C2
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009 Initial results
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
Weekly use of energy – seasonal savings by controls /Ground floor C1 vs. E1/
First floor Room E2 - Daylight &Absence control
- Algorithmic scene
First floor Room C2 - Manual control (on-off)
Total; 13.7 kWh Total; 10.7 kWh
Total; 9.5 kWh Total; 20.5 kWh
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04:00 08:00 12:00 16:00 20:00 04:00 08:00 12:00 16:00 20:00
Time Time
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Use of energy on First floor
Ground floor Room E1 - Daylight &Absence controlGround floor Room C1 - Manual control (on-off)
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Use of energy on Ground floor
DF = 2.43% DF = 1.57%
13.7 kWh 10.7 kWh
March / April 2009
Ground floor C1 –manual control (on-off) Ground floor E1 - Absence & Daylight control
16.4 kWh 12.9 kWh
Total; 16.4 kWh Total; 12.9 kWh
Ground floor Room E1 - Daylight &Absence controlGround floor Room C1 - Manual control (on-off)
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Time Time
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Use of energy on Ground floor
First floor Room E2 - Daylight &Absence control
- Algorithmic scene
First floor Room C2 - Manual control (on-off)
Total; 11.4 kWh Total; 24.6 kWh
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Time Time
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Use of energy on First floor
DF = 2.43%
16.4 kWh 12.9 kWh
DF = 1.57%
Ground floor E1 -Absence & Daylight control Ground floor C1 –manual control (on-off)
November / December 2008
Savings by controls 22%
Savings by controls 21%
Eh 300lx Ev 125lx Eh 500lx Ev 325lx
Initial resultsThe influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
E1C1
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=2%
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
Weekly use of energy – seasonal savings by daylight /Ground floor C1 vs. First floor C2/
16.4 kWh
November / December 2008
Total; 16.4 kWh Total; 12.9 kWh
Ground floor Room E1 - Daylight &Absence controlGround floor Room C1 - Manual control (on-off)
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700
04:00 08:00 12:00 16:00 20:00 04:00 08:00 12:00 16:00 20:00
Time Time
Po
we
r (W
)
Use of energy on Ground floor
First floor Room E2 - Daylight &Absence control
- Algorithmic scene
First floor Room C2 - Manual control (on-off)
Total; 11.4 kWh Total; 24.6 kWh
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100
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300
400
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700
04:00 08:00 12:00 16:00 20:00 04:00 08:00 12:00 16:00 20:00
Time Time
Po
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r (W
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Use of energy on First floor
DF = 2.43%
Ground floor C1 –manual control (on-off)
16.4 kWh
Total; 16.4 kWh Total; 12.9 kWh
Ground floor Room E1 - Daylight &Absence controlGround floor Room C1 - Manual control (on-off)
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Time Time
Po
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r (W
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Use of energy on Ground floor
First floor Room E2 - Daylight &Absence control
- Algorithmic scene
First floor Room C2 - Manual control (on-off)
Total; 11.4 kWh Total; 24.6 kWh
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700
04:00 08:00 12:00 16:00 20:00 04:00 08:00 12:00 16:00 20:00
Time Time
Po
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r (W
)Use of energy on First floor
11.4 kWh
First floor C2 –manual control (on-off)DF = 5.53%
Total; 16.4 kWh Total; 12.9 kWh
Ground floor Room E1 - Daylight &Absence controlGround floor Room C1 - Manual control (on-off)
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Time Time
Po
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r (W
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Use of energy on Ground floor
First floor Room E2 - Daylight &Absence control
- Algorithmic scene
First floor Room C2 - Manual control (on-off)
Total; 11.4 kWh Total; 24.6 kWh
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700
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Use of energy on First floorMarch / April 2009
First floor Room E2 - Daylight &Absence control
- Algorithmic scene
First floor Room C2 - Manual control (on-off)
Total; 13.7 kWh Total; 10.7 kWh
Total; 9.5 kWh Total; 20.5 kWh
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Time Time
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Use of energy on First floor
Ground floor Room E1 - Daylight &Absence controlGround floor Room C1 - Manual control (on-off)
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Time Time
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Use of energy on Ground floor
Ground floor C1 –manual control (on-off) First floor C2 –manual control (on-off)
DF = 2.43% DF = 5.53%
13.7 kWh 9.5 kWh
Seasonal savings by daylight 17% - ground vs. first floor
Savings by daylight 31%ground vs. first floor, mar/apr
Savings by daylight 31%ground vs. first floor, nov/dec
E1
E2
C1
C2
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=2%
DF=5%
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009Initial results
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
E1C1
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=2%
Daily use of energy – seasonal savings by controls
Ground floor C1 vs. E1 – 26 March 2009
Manual on/off Absence & Daylight control
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009 Initial results
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
E1C1
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=2%
Daily use of energy – seasonal savings by controls
Ground floor C1 vs. E1 – 26 November 2009
Manual on/off Absence & Daylight Control
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
Manual on/off Absence & Daylight control
Initial results
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
Daily use of energy – seasonal savings by controls
First floor C2 vs. E2 – 26 March 2009 E2
C2
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=5%
Manual on/off Absence & Algorithmic Daylight Control
algo
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009 Initial results
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
E2
C2
South fasade
Junior School – London, UK
DF=5%
Daily use of energy – seasonal savings by controls
First floor C2 vs. E2 – 26 November 2009
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classrooms - Tommy Govén, Thorbjörn Laike, Peter Raynham & Eren Sansal, 2009
Manual on/off Absence & Algorithmic Daylight Control
Initial results
The influence of ambient lighting on pupils in classroomsTommy Govén
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