Alex Haw lecture 160411 - Museum of Architecture - Mobile Orchard

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This document outlines several light art installations created by Atmos Studio including Lighthive which uses light to represent people, Lightfall which represents crowds of people with light, and The Cloud which represents data with light. It also lists other installations like Worldscape that represents populations with light, Arboreal Lightning that uses light as a gesture, and Mobile Orchard that represents rhythm with light. The document promotes Atmos Studio's work in using light-based art and design for cities.

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Alex Haw lecture 160411 - Museum of Architecture - Mobile Orchard

Program Level: This is a level 200 program. Intended for individuals familiar with green building principles and practices. Who Should Come: Individuals involved in the building design, construction and renovation industries, especially those who are interested in optimizing daylighting to reduce energy consumption and enhance occupant comfort and productivity. "When properly designed and effectively integrated with the electric lighting system, daylighting can offer significant energy savings by offsetting a portion of the electric lighting load. A related benefit is the reduction in cooling capacity and use by lowering a significant component of internal gains. In addition to energy savings, daylighting generally improves occupant satisfaction and comfort. Windows also provide visual relief, a contact with nature, time orientation, the possibility of ventilation, and emergency egress." -US Department of Energy Daylighting has the potential to significantly reduce energy consumption, improve life-cycle cost, and increase occupant productivity and wellbeing. In light of the inherent value of strategic daylighting design, dont miss the opportunity to join GRTs own Holly Wasilowski as she presents a 2.0-hour intro-level training on the principles of daylighting for buildings.

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Talk for ASLO Ocean Science Meeting, Honolulu, HI March 3, 2017 Lisa J. Cohen, Harriet Alexander, C. Titus Brown The Marine Microbial Eukaryotic Transcriptome Sequencing Project (MMETSP) facilitated the generation of 678 Illumina RNA sequence datasets from a wide diversity of organisms spanning more than 40 phyla of cultured microbial eukaryotes collected from a variety of marine environments. This is the largest publicly available set of RNA sequencing data from a diversity of eukaryotic taxa with a standardized library preparation. We developed an automated and modularized de novo transcriptome assembly pipeline for the MMETSP data set that is extensible to accommodate both future software updates and additional samples. With this large set of assemblies from a diversity of species, we were able to quantitatively evaluate the qualities of individual transcriptomes. Moreover, a meta-analysis across the dataset revealed lineage-specific transcriptome characteristics, such as predicted open reading frames, contig features, unique k-mers and evaluation scores. Ultimately, a better understanding of these assemblies and annotations will enhance our ability to accurately identify and characterize genes of ecological and biogeochemical significance.

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WHAT: Excel has a working prototype unit and would like to introduce to the world – our Personal Hybrid Solar Power System! We call it I-POWER System. HOW: Portable/Extended Grid Concept: The basic concept of our I-Power System is as follows: The solar panels absorb sun light and provides an uninterrupted regular AC electrical power – for Light, Mobile and Internet connecting electronic devices. It gives a piece of mind that the power is available ‘Anywhere, Anytime & Anyplace’ and ‘We are not left in the darkness’. WHY: In my mind, it’s not only WHAT we do or HOW we do it – but WHY we do it? Why does the Product exist? In this slide, we would like to share the WHY! We believe Solar Powered System as a fundamental human rights, where everyone around the world with the ability and the motivation could get the skills they need to make a better life for themselves, their family and their environment. Solar energy is available every corner of the world. May be the next Albert Einstein or the next Steve Jobs is living somewhere in a remote village in India. If we could offer the prospects of light in the dark to study, access to Internet to connect to the outside world – they would be able to come up with the next big idea and make the world a better place for all of us. Share our You Tube Presentation - Type Excel Green Technology on YouTube!

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A zero-energy building, also known as a zero net energy (ZNE) building, net-zero energy building (NZEB), or net zero building, is a building with zero net energy consumption, meaning the total amount of energy used by the building on an annual basis is roughly equal to the amount of renewable energy created on the site,or in other definitions by renewable energy sources elsewhere.These buildings consequently contribute less overall greenhouse gas to the atmosphere than similar non-ZNE buildings. They do at times consume non-renewable energy and produce greenhouse gases, but at other times reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas production elsewhere by the same amount.

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a 5-minute presentation for a panel discussion http://www.buildingcentre.co.uk/events/adaptive-structures-the-future-of-our-built-environment http://expedition.uk.com/thinking/a-new-design-philosophy-adaptive-structures/ "As part of the Adaptive Structures exhibition, this panel discussion will reflect the possibilities offered by the new engineering design paradigm of adaptive structures. Expert speakers will explore the meaning of adaptability from both experiential and environmental perspectives. Speakers include: - Mike Davies, founding partner of RSH+P - Stephen Fox, chief executive of BAM Nuttall Ltd - Alex Haw, director of Atmos Studio - Ed McCann, director of Expedition Engineering - John Prewer, architect and designer at Gamechanger Technologies - Gennaro Senatore, research associate at University College London - Jane Wernick, director of Jane Wernick Associates - Chair: Lewis Blackwell, executive director of strategy and development at The Built Environment Trust This event is free to attend but booking is essential. Background information Despite huge technological advancements all around, the way everyday building structures are designed has not changed fundamentally for over 100 years; design a structure to be strong, and then check to make sure it does not move around too much. Why should the built environment industry not rethink this basic assumption? Recent research and development led by Gennaro Senatore of University College London in collaboration with Expedition Engineering, has demonstrated that unlike conventional structures, adaptive structures can successfully change their shape to prevent excessive movement caused by loads, indicating that we could now achieve super-slender structures that use much less material, less whole-life energy and achieve very high levels of performance. But is this practical in the real world?"

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