Marshall Design, Inc.


1534 Marshall Rd., Boulder, CO 80305
TEL & Fax: (303) 499-2056



David M. Keith
Principal, vita available here. A resume focusing on recent work in exterior lighting is available here.
Alliance for Lighting Information
is supported in part by Marshall Design and provides information about lighting - particularly the costs and impacts of outdoor lighting
Boulder County Court House Project
lighting the building and plaza on the Pearl St Mall in Boulder
Peak Occupancy Data
research carried out by Marshall Design, Inc. on office occupancy patterns
Summary of Occupancy Savings Information
provides a brief overview of the results of research carried out by Marshall Design, Inc. on office occupancy patterns and the potential savings in energy and electrical demand from applying occupancy sensors as lighting controls
Roadway Lighting Research
supported by Marshall Design, Inc., evaluating the energy and environmental effects of roadway lighting
RoadSoft
software for evaluating roadway lighting design, compliant with the current American National Standard Practice for Roadway Lighting, ANSI/IES RP-8-00
Sources, Surfaces and Scatter
is a Powerpoint presentation about the interaction of light sources, roadway surfaces and atmospheric scattering, based on a paper (available here in pdf format) by Jefferey Knox and David Keith presented to the IESNA Roadway Lighting Committee and to the International Dark-sky Association in March 2003
Street and Area Lighting Committee 2001
conference included a Powerpoint presentation by David Keith about his research into Unit Power Density (UPD), with special emphasis on the potential reduction of uplight.
Technical Summary of Research into UPD and UUD
is a (browser version of a) reveiw of the work, results and conclusions from four papers by David Keith published in the Journal of the IESNA since 2000 (and the document in pdf format is here.)
Unit Uplight Density (UUD)
examples are included in the SALC presentation, and a report with example calculations is available here. The photometric files used in these examples are available here.



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