Program 5. mezinárodní konference Solaris 2011

Pátá mezinárodní konference o solárním záření a denním osvětlení Solaris 2011 se koná na Fakultě stavební VUT v Brně ve dnech 10. a 11. srpna 2011. Konference se koná pod záštitou děkana Fakulty stavební Vysokého učení technického v Brně prof. Ing. Rostislava Drochytky, CSc.

Pořádání konferencí Solaris má více než osmiletou tradici:
Solaris 2003 – Edinburgh, Velká Británie,
Solaris 2005 – Atény, Řecko,
Solaris 2007 – Dilí, Indie, Solaris 2008 – Hongkong, Čína

Hlavní tematické okruhy konference jsou:
solární záření a denní osvětlení – měření, modelování hodnocení, zraková a tepelná pohoda v budovách, energie ze slunce a úspory energie.

Program:

10. 8. 2011

08:30 až 9:00 registrace
09:00 až 9:15 zahájení konference
09:15 až 9:30 z historie pořádání konferencí Solaris
09:30 až 10:30 vyzvané přednášky
11:00 až 12:30 přednášky a výstava
13:30 až 15:00 přednášky a posterová sekce
15:30 až 17:00 přednášky a diskuse
18:30 až 20:30 společenský večer

11. 8. 2011

8:30 až 10:30 přednášky
11:00 až 12:30 přednášky a posterová sekce
13:30 až 15:00 přednášky a diskuse
15:30 až 17:00 přednášky a závěrečná diskuse
17:00 ukončení konference

Doprovodné akce:
výstava Inspirujte se! (Be Inspired!), zapůjčená British Council Czech Republic a film Going Green, který poskytla British Embassy Prague, výstava prací doktorandů FAST VUT v rámci posterové sekce konference.

Organizační garanti konference:
prof. Tariq Muneer, Edinburgh Napier University, UK
doc. Jitka Mohelníková, Vysoké učení technické v Brně, ČR

Bližší informace na:  

www.fce.vutbr.cz/pst/solaris

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