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A portable discomfort glare evaluator

Lighting Research & Technology, 1980
An inexpensive portable instrument is described for the paired comparison observation of direct discomfort glare in interior lighting installations. It is useful for field tests where it complements glare assessment by verbal statements.
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Spectral sensitivity for extrafoveal discomfort glare

Journal of Modern Optics, 2009
Previously published evidence suggests that the discomfort glare response to bright lights has greater short-wavelength spectral sensitivity than implied by the photopic luminous efficiency function, V(λ). The present paper summarizes a series of experiments to characterize spectral sensitivity for discomfort glare from nearly monochromatic light ...
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An Experiment of Discomfort Glare from Non-uniform Glare Source

Journal of the Korean Institute of Illuminating and Electrical Installation Engineers, 2009
Impact of daylighting on the visual environment can improve occupant`s well-being by providing visual comfort. Also, daylighting can save energy. However, glare from window can be a direct hazard to vision and can cause serious discomfort. Selecting glare source on a window plane is very important for evaluating discomfort glare from windows.
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Correspondence: Discomfort glare

Lighting Research & Technology, 2013
David MacGowan, Robert Clear
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A Simplified Formula for Discomfort Glare

Journal of the Illuminating Engineering Society, 1976
The method covered in this article is the basis for criteria established by RQQ Report No. 3, “An alternate simplified method for determining the acceptability of a luminaire from the VCP standpoint for use in large rooms.” The basic equation used in this method to assess discomfort glare is known as the “Guth formula.” Here, the author's purpose is to
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The demographic variables of discomfort glare

Lighting Design + Application, 1977
Are older people more sensitive to discomfort from overly bright lighting systems than young people? The answer is yes. The average population is more sensitive in direct proportion to their age from below the 20's to the 70's. Also, blue-eyed people are more sensitive than brown-eyed, and indoor workers have greater sensitivity than-outdoor workers ...
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Rationally Designed Anti‐Glare Panel Arrays as Highway Wind Energy Harvester

Advanced Functional Materials, 2023
Zhong Lin Wang
exaly  

DISCOMFORT GLARE

Optometry and Vision Science, 1961
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Comparing performance of discomfort glare metrics in high and low adaptation levels

Building and Environment, 2021
Geraldine Quek, Jan Wienold, Mandana Sarey Khanie   +2 more
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PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS FOR DISCOMFORT GLARE

Optometry and Vision Science, 1957
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