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wrote LENICALC,
a Windows program for the calculation of LENI (EN 15193-1 standard)
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Owen
Ransen's "Inventor
Programming in C/C++" is an online book packed with tips,
examples and code fragments. It is an ideal companion to any Inventor
C++ programmer.
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Software
for the analysis of LED colors for LEDs used in the new generation
of luminaires. The software analyses the spectrum of the LED and
calculates CRI and Color Temperature.
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Software
for the analysis of material surface colors for the production of
high quality interior design oriented lighting. The sampled color
is compared with color data from a materials/products archive.
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PhotoView
(from OxyTech)
is a photometric file viewer and editor with batch capabilities.
It also calculates various luminaire and lighting classifications,
and accepts LDT IES OXL and other photometry file formats.
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Automatically
Guided Vehicle Synoptic displays based on DXFs of factory layouts
with the AGV's position and status shown in real time. These displays
were used in factories all over the world
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Owen
Ransen was technical director of Concurrent Images in Tokyo Japan.
He wrote the ray-tracing software which used 16 processors in parallel
to produce animation for Japanese advertising and television companies.
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Owen
Ransen wrote MoonLite for Martini
Illuminazione of Modena, Italy. It was one of the first photometric
rendering programs which combined ray tracing with radiosity to
give a photorealistic and photometrically correct result. It had
two parts, a standalone EXE for Rendering and a plugin for AutoCAD.
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Owen Ransen's
"Candelas
Lumens and Lux" is a brief and light introduction to
the concepts and mathematics of illumination, and can be used
as the basis for a short course aimed at architrects, civil engineers,
road engineers, photographers and interior designers.
Kindle
version now available.
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"Ransen's
ObjectARX Course" was a CD based interactive set of tutorials
on programming AutoCAD in C++ using ARX, the successor to the AutoCAD
Development System (ADS).
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Owen
Ransen wrote "AutoCAD Programming in C/C++" to teach how
the new AutoCAD programming system which replaced AutoLISP could
be used to create AutoCAD plugins.
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