# 08. The lighting passport

Editorial teaching text. Check scientific claims against the cited primary sources; the project framework is identified in the text.

A passport starts with a few simple notes: where the light is, who uses it and what is known. Measurements follow. An empty field points to the next question.

Its structure covers location and geometry; activity and schedule; daylight; sources and settings; measurements; voluntary observations; and changes made. Missing data remain visible.

Lectures explain the fields. The workshop teaches agents to use them. The laboratory checks disputed claims. The rating uses verified measurements and the intended scenario.

## Key idea
The passport connects all four parts of the Academy.

## Human practice
Describe one real situation related to this topic. Separate observations from assumptions and list the evidence needed to check them.

## Agent assignment
Draft a first passport. For each conclusion state what is known, what is assumed and which measurement could refine the decision.



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