Study on the relationship between illuminance and luminance contrast of a target and background for visually challenged people
Abstract Currently, there is not enough design source material or research data on the needs of visually challenged people for adequate brightness in their day‐to‐day life. The purpose of this study, therefore, is to provide basic data on the lighting environment in architectural spaces to better un...
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doaj-5a80996ca2db499abeea0511f9fd818c2021-05-02T13:42:51ZengWileyJapan Architectural Review2475-88762020-01-013112113410.1002/2475-8876.12125Study on the relationship between illuminance and luminance contrast of a target and background for visually challenged peopleMichico Iwata0Hiroyuki Kitamoto1Department of Living and Environmental Design Faculty of Science and Engineering Setsunan University Osaka JapanGraduate School of Human Life Science Osaka City University Osaka JapanAbstract Currently, there is not enough design source material or research data on the needs of visually challenged people for adequate brightness in their day‐to‐day life. The purpose of this study, therefore, is to provide basic data on the lighting environment in architectural spaces to better understand the relationship between adequate brightness and contrast using a visual target and background. Within this context, under laboratory conditions, the authors have attempted to evaluate subjects and categorized their preferred level of brightness for an object into three categories, viz. barely visible, easily visible, and too bright and hardly visible.https://doi.org/10.1002/2475-8876.12125amblyopiabarrier freeilluminanceluminance contrastvisually challenged |
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Study on the relationship between illuminance and luminance contrast of a target and background for visually challenged people |
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Study on the relationship between illuminance and luminance contrast of a target and background for visually challenged people |
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Study on the relationship between illuminance and luminance contrast of a target and background for visually challenged people |
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Study on the relationship between illuminance and luminance contrast of a target and background for visually challenged people |
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Study on the relationship between illuminance and luminance contrast of a target and background for visually challenged people |
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study on the relationship between illuminance and luminance contrast of a target and background for visually challenged people |
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Japan Architectural Review |
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Abstract Currently, there is not enough design source material or research data on the needs of visually challenged people for adequate brightness in their day‐to‐day life. The purpose of this study, therefore, is to provide basic data on the lighting environment in architectural spaces to better understand the relationship between adequate brightness and contrast using a visual target and background. Within this context, under laboratory conditions, the authors have attempted to evaluate subjects and categorized their preferred level of brightness for an object into three categories, viz. barely visible, easily visible, and too bright and hardly visible. |
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amblyopia barrier free illuminance luminance contrast visually challenged |
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