Each month, the IES presents a live webinar on a current topic that helps expand your lighting knowledge and furthers our mission of improving life through quality of light. Live and on-demand webinars are free to all IES members, and are eligible for IES continuing education credits (CEUs). Live webinars are available at a fee of $20 for non-members.
Please note, on-demand webinars are available on a complimentary basis only to IES members and are eligible for CEUs for a nominal fee. Non-members may also purchase access to on-demand webinars and corresponding CEUs. Visit our eLearning Portal for additional information on pricing and availability.
Refund Policy:
- For Live Webinars, and Seminars — IES will issue a full refund for cancellations received no less than 24-hours prior to the scheduled broadcast start time. Please email education@ies.org to cancel & request a refund. Refunds will not be issued for cancellation requests received less than 24-hours prior to the scheduled broadcast start time.
- For recorded webinars and other pre-recorded products — Once purchased, webinars registration fee is nonrefundable.
Webinar Schedule
Daylight Metrics Update: New Provisions in LM-83-23 Spatial Daylight Autonomy (sDA) and Annual Sunlight Exposure (ASE)
IES Lighting Measurements (LM) 83-23, Approved Method: IES Spatial Daylight Autonomy (sDA) and Annual Sunlight Exposure (ASE) recently underwent significant revisions and ANSI certification. LM-83-23 describes the IES approved method for computing annualized climate-based metrics for daylight sufficiency (sDA) and for excessive sunlight exposure in buildings (ASE). It provides a common reference standard for daylighting performance across building typologies and climate regions. Learn from Daylighting Metrics Committee members about important changes made in the 2023 version and their rationale, along with their implications for daylighting design and analysis. Perspectives and discussion regarding the application of LM-83-23 and an outlook toward the adoption of updated methods in software tools will be included.
XXVI Lighting Seminar IES Mexico – ILUMINARE: Exploring the future of Lighting
For more than 26 years, this annual meeting forum for professionals who exchange ideas, inspiration and knowledge has been carried out successfully, allowing a space for gathering and networking. The average influx of the last in-person seminars has been more than 200 national and international participants related to lighting, such as designers, architects, engineers, manufacturers, dealers, installers, scientists, and utility personnel.
Today we can affirm our Seminar has become the most important lighting event in Mexico and is recognized throughout the world because the most influential and prominent national and international speakers participate, sharing their knowledge and experience, and giving a true testimony of the professionalism shown in the organization of the event, as well as the warmth and hospitality of our country and the local lighting community.
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International Day of Light Research Webinar: Focus on Roadways and Safety
Join us for a panel focusing on some of the research being done to improve safety on the road and in the field. The projects being showcased include adaptive roadway lighting, updates to the FHWA report on mid-block cross-walks, and an assessment of LED exit signs.
International Day of Light Research Webinar: Focus on Daylighting
The authors of three papers recently published in Leukos will present their work on various aspects of daylight and daylighting. The projects being showcased include: Sunlight Autonomy for Buildings: A New Methodology for Evaluating Sunlight Performance in Urban and Architectural Design, Heliotropic Shading: Daylighting a Rare Books Reading Room with Electrochromic Glass and Parametric Analysis, and Trees in Daylight Simulation – Measuring and Modelling Realistic Light Transmittance through Trees.
What’s in the Luminaire YOU are Specifying? Why LED Drivers Matter for Your Lighting and Controls Project
LED drivers matter. Their quality, capability and intelligence drive the results of your lighting design and empower lighting controls on your project. This course will provide an in-depth review of the driver performance specifications to deliver quality of light, dimming, flicker-safe capabilities and lighting controls including luminaire-level lighting controls.
