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AI Slater

Observed name: A. Slater
Observed institution: Building Research Establishment
OpenAlex ID: A5111638687
Long-term patterns of use of occupant controlled office lighting
2003 · T Moore, DJ Carter, et al. · Lighting Research & Technology · 111
A field study of occupant controlled lighting in offices
2002 · T Moore, DJ Carter, et al. · Lighting Research & Technology · 75
User attitudes toward occupant controlled office lighting
2002 · T Moore, DJ Carter, et al. · Lighting Research & Technology · 73
A study of opinion in offices with and without user controlled lighting
2004 · T Moore, DJ Carter, et al. · Lighting Research & Technology · 36
A qualitative study of occupant controlled office lighting
2003 · T Moore, DJ Carter, et al. · Lighting Research & Technology · 14
Occupant use of lighting controls — A review of current practice, problems and how to avoid them
1996 · A. Slater · Fuel and Energy Abstracts · 12
Energy efficiency in lighting - an overview
2003 · Peter Raynham, AI Slater, et al. · 3
Comment 1 on ‘Discomfort glare from interesting images’ by N Tuaycharoen and P Tregenza
2005 · AI Slater · Lighting Research & Technology
Authors’ response to J Aston
2004 · T Moore, DJ Carter, et al. · Lighting Research & Technology
Authors’ response to DL Loe and GR Newsham
2003 · T Moore, DJ Carter, et al. · Lighting Research & Technology
Authors’ response to GR Newsham and J Aston
2003 · T Moore, DJ Carter, et al. · Lighting Research & Technology
Authors’ response to GK Cook and D Loe
2002 · TA Moore, DJ Carter, et al. · Lighting Research & Technology
Authors’ response to GR Newsham and J Aston
2002 · T Moore, DJ Carter, et al. · Lighting Research & Technology
A practical approach to industrial PC based energy management
1994 · AI Slater
Plant efficiency and energy management-the perfect match
1992 · AI Slater, A.W. Self, et al.
The effective on-line use of personal computers in conjunction with DCS for enhanced product quality and energy efficiency
1991 · AI Slater, William Webb, et al.
PC and SCADA based energy management techniques
1990 · AI Slater
Works count: 17
Citation count: 324
H-index: 6
I10-index: 6
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