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Journal Revision of a Daylighting Metrics Review
- Field
- Building Science
- Study type
- Manuscript revision and response planning
- Challenge
- A review manuscript required targeted revision after peer review while preserving consistency between the evidence base, methodology, reporting language, and the response to reviewers.
- Approach
- Reviewer concerns were separated into methodological, reporting, terminology, and presentation actions. The revision plan linked each comment to a manuscript location and required a final cross-check between the response letter and the revised text.
- Methods
- Reviewer-comment triage · Point-by-point response planning · Method/reporting consistency audit · Manuscript cross-check
- Software / workflow
- Tracked-change manuscript workflow
- Project outcome
- A revision-ready workflow was established that made each reviewer comment traceable to a concrete action and reduced the risk of inconsistency between the response letter and manuscript.
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