本帖最后由 xyfd 于 2018-7-22 18:38 编辑
the "BUG" method is an acronym for "Backlight Uplight Glare" and is new to LEED v4 and is referenced in Sustainable Sites (Light Pollution Reduction) for reducing "light trespass"... BUG classifies fixtures based on the likelihood of them creating light pollution. The BUG calculations are listed through IES-TM 15-11 Addendum A, Table A.
USGBC may have included the "BUG" Method to give project teams additional options beyond the LEED 2009 compliance route which uses a calculation, project teams can also use a "hybrid" approach of both the calculation option and the "BUG" option...
BUG looks at the compliance of a luminaire (aka a light fixture) with the backlight, uplight, glare framework. The BUG method may be more simple if the specs are available for all the fixtures according to BUG. But if some fixtures are not BUG rated, the hybrid approach could be the best path.