The experience of the occupants is one of the most important objectives of facilities management, lighting is a significant part of this management, for that we need to know basic concepts of lighting, such as the way in which the human eye responds to light and the color, because there will be situations where we need to decide on one or another lighting technology. This Monday, August 20th, 2018 at 4:00 p.m. EDT, the webinar is scheduled: «Measurement of light and color: basic aspects» presented by Engineering 360
Engineering 360 says: «The properties of light that stimulate the eye and build our visual perception-when thoughtfully designed into lighted devices-can create unrivalled visual experiences. Thanks to well-established scientific methods, we can quantify the human eye’s response to light in a mathematical context for use in optical metrology. Light measurement systems like imaging photometers and colorimeters use CIE-matched optical filters and scientific CCDs to apply these methods, capturing meaningful data that guide human-centric design and evaluation of many of today’s devices. Using photometric technology, manufacturers can leverage the standard principles of light and color measurement in design and production to best assess the visual quality of displays, backlit components, and light sources-as they are actually seen and experienced by human users. This provides manufacturers with the means to achieve absolute product quality. In this webinar, Shannon Roberts, Product Manager at Radiant Vision Systems, presents the basic principles of light and color measurement. Shannon will discuss the foundation of photometry and introduce photometric technologies that leverage these principles to accurately quantify the human visual response to ensure quality in light and display products»
With this webinar, you’ll learn:
- How the human eye responds to light and color
- How to mathematically quantify color based on CIE tristimulus curves
- The differences in technology designed to replicate human visual response
- The benefits and applications of imaging for light measurement
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