Statistical-Based Control Points Selection for Indoor Illuminance Measurement

Drábek, Tomáš; Petrík, Vladimír; Holub, Jan

doi:10.1109/tim.2020.2987635

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“…It is impossible to sharply delimit the light beam by the optical elements of the luminaires only to the area to be lit. Future research will look at ways to reduce the proportion of spill light in street lighting and thus increase its energy efficiency, together with the verification of the results by measurements in real conditions or other advanced verification methods [40].…”

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The Effect of Spill Light on Street Lighting Energy Efficiency and Light Pollution

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Balsky

2022

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Street lighting is usually designed to meet luminance (or illuminance) requirements of technical standards and recommendations with minimum possible lighting installation power consumption. However, with the expansion of street lighting in growing cities caused by increasing traffic intensity, the disturbing effects of street lighting on the surroundings are often neglected in the design of lighting systems. Light emitted outside the area to be lit (spill light) causes an increase in complaints from residents and an increase in lighting installation power consumption. Therefore, this paper proposes an analysis of the effect of spill light on the energy efficiency of the street lighting systems.

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The Effect of Spill Light on Street Lighting Energy Efficiency and Light Pollution

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Balsky

2022

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“…The problem of automated lighting measurement is an active research domain. Attempts are made to perform this task, but encounter localization problems Tang, Inoue, Oshio, Tsujimoto, Taniguchi and Kubota (2020) He, Wang, Zhao, Hao, Hu, Tong, Jiang and Shao (2021) Oshio, Tsujimoto, Taniguchi, Obo and Kubota (2022), or demonstrate the ability to perform localized measurements in extremely controlled environments Drábek, Petrík and Holub (2020). The contribution of this paper is twofold:…”

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