DIALux-Designed Railway Station Lighting Plan

A Railway station will be designed using the DIALux program, and a report will be written. Main Components of the Report 1.⁠ ⁠Brief Description of the Given Area A definition of the area where the lighting design is implemented (e.g., an office, factory, warehouse, or open area). 1. The physical characteristics of the area, its purpose of use, and lighting requirements should be specified. 2.⁠ ⁠Explanation of the Modeling Process and Modifications The modeling process using software such as Dialux should be explained. Any modifications made in the model compared to the real situation (e.g., replacing specific light sources with alternatives, adjustments based on ideal conditions) should be described. The reasons and methods behind these modifications should be clarified. 3.⁠ ⁠Scenarios and Parameters Different scenarios tested during the modeling process should be explained (e.g., varying light levels, different lamp types, daylight simulations). The lighting parameters used (such as light intensity, color temperature, glare control) should be specified. Acceptable minimum values, standards, and tables should be included. 4.⁠ ⁠Meeting the Requirements The lamps used in the lighting design and the reasons for their selection should be explained. The lamp layout, lighting angles, and mounting heights should be described. A table including location coordinates should be provided for field personnel to understand the setup. 5.⁠ ⁠Dialux Modeling Results Visual and written results of the calculations performed using Dialux should be included in the report. Light distribution maps, illuminance levels, glare control results, and similar data obtained after modeling should be presented. Compliance with relevant standards should be evaluated.