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Dataset of images for visual and non-visual analysis of colour applications in architecture. [PDF]

Data Brief
Espinoza-Sanhueza C, Hébert M, Lalonde JF, Demers CM.   +3 more
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Recommendations for measuring and standardizing light for laboratory mammals to improve welfare and reproducibility in animal research. [PDF]

PLoS Biol
Lucas RJ, Allen AE, Brainard GC, Brown TM, Dauchy RT, Didikoglu A, Do MTH, Gaskill BN, Hattar S, Hawkins P, Hut RA, McDowell RJ, Nelson RJ, Prins JB, Schmidt TM, Takahashi JS, Verma V, Voikar V, Wells S, Peirson SN.   +19 more
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Daylight quality: high-transmittance glass versus low transmittance glass - effects on daylight quality, health, comfort and energy consumption. [PDF]

Ann Med
Volf C, Petersen PM, Thorseth A, Vestergaard S, Martiny K.   +4 more
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Selecting, implementing and evaluating control and placebo conditions in light therapy and light-based interventions. [PDF]

Ann Med
Spitschan M.
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LECO – Energy efficient lighting : Technologies and solutions for significant energy savings compared to current practice in Norwegian office buildings [PDF]

, 2011
Kolås, Tore
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Power analysis for personal light exposure measurements and interventions. [PDF]

PLoS One
Zauner J, Udovicic L, Spitschan M.
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Does darkness increase the risk of certain types of crime? A registered report protocol. [PDF]

PLoS One
Uttley J, Canwell R, Smith J, Falconer S, Mao Y, Fotios SA.   +5 more
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Joint infrared pupil images and near-corneal-plane spectral light exposure data under natural conditions across the adult lifespan

Lazar R, Spitschan M.
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Useful daylight illuminance: a new paradigm for assessing daylight in buildings

Lighting Research and Technology, 2005
This paper introduces a new paradigm to assess daylight in buildings called ‘useful daylight illuminance’, or UDI. The UDI paradigm preserves much of the interpretive simplicity of the conventional daylight factor approach. In contrast to daylight factors however, UDI is founded on an annual time-series of absolute values for illuminance predicted ...
John Mardaljevic
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