Dr. Michele Rocca

Brief Bio

Michele Rocca is an Italian researcher and he working at the University of Pisa. He received the PhD Degree in Energy, Systems, Territory and Construction Engineering at the University of Pisa. He has published more than 35 papers in reputed international journals and conferences. His research expertise includes both electric lighting and daylighting, lighting quality in educational buildings, visual comfort in VDT workstations, energy consumption of electric lighting systems, Indoor Environmental Quality, Energy performance of buildings.

Research areas

• Lighting quality in indoor environments
• Energy performance of lighting systems
• Indoor Environmental Quality

Affiliations

Researcher
University of Pisa
Largo Lucio Lazzarino, Pisa, Italia
Email: michele.rocca@ing.unipi.it
Tel: +39 0502217152
Website:

Publications

Towards a holistic approach to indoor environmental quality assessment: Weighting schemes to combine effects of multiple environmental factors
Journal: Energy and Buildings
Published: 2021

A method to assess lighting quality in educational rooms using analytic hierarchy process
Journal: Building and Environment
Published: 2020

An extensive collection of evaluation indicators to assess occupants' health and comfort in indoor environment
Journal: Atmosphere
Published: 2020

Critical analysis of the energy performance indicators for road lighting systems in historical towns of central Italy
Journal: Energy
Published: 2017

Lighting assessment of ergonomic workstation for radio diagnostic reporting
Journal: International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics
Published: 2017

The energy audit activity focused on the lighting systems in historical buildings
Journal: Energies
Published: 2016

Visual ergonomics of video-display-terminal workstations: Field measurements of luminance for various display settings
Journal: Displays
Published: 2016

Quality of lighting in hospital environments: A wide survey through in situ measurements
Journal: Journal of Light and Visual Environment
Published: 2016

Visual discomfort among university students who use CAD workstations
Journal: Work
Published: 2016

Led lighting for indoor sports facilities: Can its use be considered as sustainable solution from a techno-economic standpoint?
Journal: Sustainability
Published: 2016