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A review of indoor air quality and its impact on the health and well-being of office workers. Industrial health and safety. EUR 14029 EN [PDF]
Leinster, P., Mitchell, E.
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Influence of color temperature on comfort and preference for LED indoor lighting
Optik, 2017Abstract Correlated color temperature (CCT) is one of the most important lighting factors to influence the subjective perceptions, while there currently are few researches involving a wide range of CCT to study the comfort and preference within specific indoor scenarios.
Qing Wang, Haisong Xu, Fuzheng Zhang
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2018 IEEE 7th Global Conference on Consumer Electronics (GCCE), 2018
This paper introduces a lighting system, that considers indoor comfort security and energy efficiency using IoT data collected by a smart tap and an environmental sensor, which sense electricity consumption, indoor temperature, humidity, and illuminance. The system extracted preference pattern of lighting use from collected data and calculated patterns
Kanae Matsui
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This paper introduces a lighting system, that considers indoor comfort security and energy efficiency using IoT data collected by a smart tap and an environmental sensor, which sense electricity consumption, indoor temperature, humidity, and illuminance. The system extracted preference pattern of lighting use from collected data and calculated patterns
Kanae Matsui
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Effects of Indoor Lighting on Occupants’ Visual Comfort and Eye Health in a Green Building
This study investigated the effects of indoor lighting on occupants’ visual comfort and eye health and to contribute to the management and maintenance of buildings. The illuminance of the working plane and windows at Samsung Corporation Headquarters were measured, and 2744 healthy occupants of Samsung Corporation were surveyed regarding the indoor ...
Taeyon Hwang, null Jeong Tai Kim
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Indoor Comfort: Lighting Design
Visual perception is, of all the five senses, the one with the most immediate impact when it comes to receiving information and assessing our environment. Visual comfort, an aspect which is often overlooked in interior design, makes a very important contribution to perception of indoor comfort, along with the thermal comfort resulting from the ...
M. Rossi, A. Siniscalco
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2009 17th Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation, 2009
In this specific paper a control algorithm for serving CEN's indoor environmental input parameters in building energy management systems is presented. In the proposed control system, techniques of natural ventilation and daylight penetration are exploited.
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In this specific paper a control algorithm for serving CEN's indoor environmental input parameters in building energy management systems is presented. In the proposed control system, techniques of natural ventilation and daylight penetration are exploited.
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A STUDY ON THE EVALUATION METHODS OF INDOOR LIGHT ENVIRONMENT FOR OCCUPANT COMFORT AND WELL-BEING
Journal of Green Building, 2023ABSTRACT Since the COVID-19 pandemic, awareness of the importance of the indoor environment has increased. The indoor light environment is crucial because it impacts the energy consumption of buildings and affects human health and biorhythms as people spend most of their time indoors.
Ki Rim Kim, Kyung Sun Lee, Jaewook Lee
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LEUKOS - Journal of Illuminating Engineering Society of North America
Ying Yu, Chen Wang, Zihao Cui, Sirui Rao
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Ying Yu, Chen Wang, Zihao Cui, Sirui Rao
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Applied Ergonomics, 2020
Comfortable light emitting diode (LED) lighting conditions were examined for psychological and physiological responses. Eight male and eight female subjects participated in a series of experiments. They were exposed to light emitted from LED lights of 3000 K in the ranges of 150-400 lux and 1500-5000 lux; 4000 K in the ranges of 140-640 lux and 2000 ...
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Comfortable light emitting diode (LED) lighting conditions were examined for psychological and physiological responses. Eight male and eight female subjects participated in a series of experiments. They were exposed to light emitted from LED lights of 3000 K in the ranges of 150-400 lux and 1500-5000 lux; 4000 K in the ranges of 140-640 lux and 2000 ...
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