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CD1 Volume 1 (1969) – Volume 8 (1976)

Lighting Research and Technology – Full Contents Vol. 1 (1969) – Vol.32 (2000)

Contents: CD1, Volume 1 (1969) – Volume 8 (1976)

Title Author/s Reference Further

Information

Presidential address — The lighting

designer

H H Ballin Vol 1, No 1,

1969, pp 1-7European practice in the integration of

lighting, air conditioning and acoustics in

offices — including Discussion

B Steck Vol 1, No 1,

1969, pp 8-23

Electrical space conditioning in the USA —

including Discussion

R T Dorsey Vol 1, No 1,

1969, pp 24-36

The role of the level and diversity of horizontal illumination in an appraisal of a

simple office task — including Discussion

J E Saunders Vol 1, No 1,1969, pp 37-46

National Illumination Committee of GreatBritain. Report for the year ended 30

September 1968

Vol 1, No 1,1969, pp 47-52

The effect of polarisation of light on the

photometry of lighting fittings

L Morren Vol 1, No 1,

1969, pp 53-54

Vision through meshes: a summary report A R Hill Vol 1, No 1,1969, pp 54-56

On chromatic adaptation H G Wagner Vol 1, No 1,1969, pp 56-57

Research in progress: Imperial CollegeLondon & Osram-GEC

Vol 1, No 1,1969, pp 58-60

Diamond Jubilee Lecture. Light and the

community. Part 1 The evolution of electriclamps

A H Willoughby Vol 1, No 2,

1969, pp 69-77

Diamond Jubilee Lecture. Light and the

community. Part 2 The growth of lighting

J M Waldram Vol 1, No 2,

1969, pp 78-85

Colour in the interior environment M Inui Vol 1, No 2,

1969, pp 86-94

Radiometric photometry - a review of the

situation

J S Preston Vol 1, No 2,

1969, pp 95-97The optimum operating gas pressure for

incandescent tungsten filament lamps

J R Coaton Vol 1, No 2,

1969, pp 98-103

Measurement of visual adaptation -

preliminary experiments

H E Bellchambers, G K

Lambert and R J

Walsingham

Vol 1, No 2,

1969, pp 104-106

Correspondence

Vol 1, No 3, 1969,

p 186

An investigation of glare from white andyellow sources

A E Smart Vol 1, No 2,1969, pp 106-109

A summary of some researches on flashinglight signals

B N Kishto Vol 1, No 2,1969, pp 109-110

Research in progress: University College

London & Building Research Station

Vol 1, No 2,

1969, pp 111-114

Lighting for colour television — including

Discussion

K R Ackerman Vol 1, No 3,

1969, pp 123-135

Designing for quality as a routine — including Discussion

W K Lumsden and D GH Halifax

Vol 1, No 3,1969, pp 136-147

Lighting: the metric seventies — including

Discussion

G V McNeill Vol 1, No 3,

1969, pp 148-160

A review of present requirements for road

vehicle lighting and signalling

D L Judd Vol 1, No 3,

1969, pp 161-170

Brightness - a review of current knowledge A M Marsden Vol 1, No 3,

1969, pp 171-181

A method of scaling judgements P Haubner Vol 1, No 3,

1969, pp 182-183



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Luminance transmittance of glass C L Gupta and E R Ballantyne

Vol 1, No 3,1969, pp 183-185

A stable, high purity ultraviolet source National Bureau of

Standards (USA)

Vol 1, No 3,

1969, pp 185-186

Correspondence - Measurement of visual

adaptation


1969, p 186

Research in progress: Loughborough Univ-

ersity & Nottingham University

Vol 1, No 3,

1969, pp 187-189A review of the development of ballasts and

circuits for discharge lamps. Part 1

Materials, methods of construction andmanufacturing techniques

W R Bloxsidge Vol 1, No 4,

1969, pp 199-206

A review of the development of ballasts and

circuits for discharge lamps. Part 2 Circuits

P D Parker Vol 1, No 4,

1969, pp 207-215

A review of the development of ballasts and

circuits for discharge lamps. Part 3

Characteristics, measurements and standards

— including Discussion for Parts 1, 2 & 3.

I F Davies Vol 1, No 4,

1969, pp 216-234

Corrigenda Vol 2,

No 1, 1970, p 60

A new method for the assessment of

discomfort glare— including Discussion

H D Einhorn Vol 1, No 4,

1969, pp 235-247

Introduction of the International Practical

Temperature Scale 1968. Some effects inrelation to light sources, colour temperature,

and colorimetry


1969, pp 248-250

On the relationship between the visual

threshold and the size of the surroundingfield

W Adrian and K

Eberbach

Vol 1, No 4,

1969, pp 251-254

Words for lighting appraisals S P Dawe and A M

Marsden

Vol 1, No 4,

1969, pp 255-257

Seeing and the degree of glare T R Rodseth Vol 1, No 4,1969, pp 257-258

Illumination, colour rendering and visual

clarity

S M Aston and H E

Bellchambers

Vol 1, No 4,

1969, pp 259-261

Research in progress: Thorn Lighting Ltd Vol 1, No 4,1969, pp 262-263

Presidential address — The lighting adviser in public service

J B Harris Vol 2, No 1,1970, pp 1-9

Brightness – luminance relationships in an

interior

A M Marsden Vol 2, No 1,

1970, pp 10-16

Critical minimum acceptable window size: a

study of window design and provision of a

view

E Ne’eman and R G

Hopkinson

Vol 2, No 1,

1970, pp 17-27

A new polarized headlight system Gunnar Johansson and

Kare Rumar

Vol 2, No 1,

1970, pp 28-32

An investigation of chromatic glare with particular reference to night driving

A E Smart Vol 2, No 1,1970, pp 33-37


September 1969

Vol 2, No 1,1970, pp 38-42

A portable Finsen meter for photobiologicalstudies

H R Ruff Vol 2, No 1,1970, pp 43-46

The amalgam lamp D Hodgkiss Vol 2, No 1,

1970, pp 46-48

Correspondence — Temperature effects

with fluorescent lamps

J G Holmes Vol 2, No 1,

1970, p 48

Correspondence

Vol 2, No 2, 1970,

p 115

Research in progress: University of

Sheffield

Vol 2, No 1,

1970, pp 49-50



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A simple method for the appraisal of glarein street lighting

W Adrian and D ASchreuder

Vol 2, No 2,1970, pp 61-73

CorrespondenceVol. 3 No 1, 1971,

pp 75-76

The influence of illumination level on

prolonged work performance— including

Discussion

P R Boyce Vol 2, No 2,

1970, pp 74-94

The tungsten halogen lamp decade—


R Burgin and E F

Edwards

Vol 2, No 2,

1970, pp 95-108The classification of lighting fittings and

installations

A R Bean and H E

Bellchambers

Vol 2, No 2,

1970, pp 109-111

A planimetric method for obtaining meanvalues of photometric quantities in street

lighting installations

A W Christie Vol 2, No 2,1970, pp 112-113

Corrigenda Vol 2, No 3, 1970, p 204

An artificial sky for side-lit models C J Darlington, P

Chamberlain and IBirchall

Vol 2, No 2,

1970, pp 113-115

Correspondence – Temperature effects with

fluorescent lamps

D T Waigh Vol 2, No 2,

1970, p 115

Research in progress: University of

Strathclyde

Vol 2, No 2,

1970, pp 116-117

Corrigenda Vol 2,

No 3, 1970, p 204

Techniques of stage lighting— including

Discussion

F Reid Vol 2, No 3,

1970, pp 125-134A review of UK practice on integratedenvironmental design

J K Page Vol 2, No 3,1970, pp 135-149

Discussion Vol 2, No 3, 1970, pp

160-163

The European approach to the integration of

lighting and air-conditioning

D Fischer Vol 2, No 3,

1970, pp 150-163

Discussion Vol 2,

No 3, 1970, pp

160-163

Some developments in the design of

specular reflectors


1970, pp 164-173

Permanent supplementary artificial lightingof deep hospital wards

A H Cockram and J BCollins

Vol 2, No 3,1970, pp 174-185

The development of an airfield taxiway light M J Richards Vol 2, No 3,

1970, pp 186-190

Gas clean-up in corona and glow discharges J E Kelk and D J

Mellor

Vol 2, No 3,

1970, pp 191-194Visual performance and colour rendering R G Hopkinson, D L

Loe and E Rowlands

Vol 2, No 3,

1970, pp 194-195

Research in progress: The City University,London

Vol 2, No 3,1970, p 196

The crisis in lighting education— includingDiscussion

A R Bean, J F Pickupand D C Pritchard

Vol 2, No 4,1970, pp 205-219

Climate and building design T J Chandler Vol 2, No 4,

1970, pp 220-224

Discussion Vol 2,

No 4, 1970, pp

240-245

Control of daylight, noise and heat by the

building structure

D A Button Vol 2, No 4,

1970, pp 225-231

Discussion Vol 2,

No 4, 1970, pp240-245

Internal services which influence the

interior environment

A F Sherratt Vol 2, No 4,

1970, pp 232-240

Discussion Vol 2,

No 4, 1970, pp240-245

Orientated lighting H D Einhorn Vol 2, No 4,

1970, pp 246-248

A study of user preferences for fluorescent

lamp colours for daytime and night-time

lighting

A H Cockram, J B

Collins and F J

Langdon

Vol 2, No 4,

1970, pp 249-256

Bromophosphonitrile lamps J M Rees Vol 2, No 4,

1970, pp 257-260



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A modified formula for calculating thedisability glare effect from street lighting

lanterns

R L Watson Vol 2, No 4,1970, pp 261-264

Cylindrical or scalar illumination? J A Lynes Vol 2, No 4,

1970, pp 265-266

Research in progress: The Electricity

Council Research Centre

Vol 2, No 4,

1970, pp 267-268

Presidential address — The lightingcommunity

H Hewitt Vol 3, No 1,1971, pp 1-7

Design for variety in lighting— including

Discussion

R C Aldworth and D J

Bridgers

Vol 3, No 1,

1971, pp 8-23

Lightness, colour and constancy in lightingdesign— including Discussion

J A Lynes Vol 3, No 1,1971, pp 24-42

The effect of operating position on the

visible emission from a mercury-sodium

iodide discharge

D Ottewell Vol 3, No 1,

1971, pp 43-47

The shock resistance of incandescent lamps J R de Bie Vol 3, No 1,1971, pp 48-51

National Illumination Committee of Great

Britain. Report for the year ended 30

September 1970

Vol 3, No 1,

1971, pp 52-57

A stereographic technique for floodlightingdesign

J A Lynes Vol 3, No 1,1971, pp 58-60

A new lamp for floodlighting T S Ainsworth Vol 3, No 1,1971, pp 60-63

Research in progress: Institute of

Ophthalmology, London

Vol 3, No 1,

1971, p 64

Correspondence — Discomfort glare instreet lighting

J G Holmes and GMainwaring

Vol 3, No 1,1971, pp 75-76

CorrespondenceVol 4, No 1, 1972,

pp 47-48

Lighting of the Calouste Gulbenkin

Museum— including Discussion

J S Ribeiro, W A

Allen and M de

Amorim

Vol 3, No 2,

1971, pp 79-98

Colour rendering tolerances in the CIE

system— including Discussion

M B Halstead, D I

Morley, D A Palmer

and A G Stainsby

Vol 3, No 2,

1971, pp 99-124

Metal halide lamps with rare earth additives A Dobrusskin Vol 3, No 2,

1971, pp 125-132

Lighting and visual perception P A Jay Vol 3, No 2,1971, pp 133-146

New phosphors for lamps W L Wanamaker and JW Ter Vrugt

Vol 3, No 2,1971, pp 147-151

A note on the equivalent luminance and

spectral luminous efficiency of the human

eye within the mesopic range

A Cakir and J

Krochmann

Vol 3, No 2,

1971, pp 152-157

Polarized headlight systems: the effect of

laminated and toughened windscreens onvisibility distance

K Rumar, J-B

Forsgren, MarianneThorell and G

Johansson

Vol 3, No 2,

1971, pp 158-161

On greyness and chroma T F Christensen, R BEastwood and D C

Evans

Vol 3, No 2,1971, pp 161-163

Calculations of power loss to the gas fillingof incandescent lamps

J R Coaton Vol 3, No 2,1971, pp 163-164

Lighting patterns and the flow of light—


C Cuttle Vol 3, No 3,

1971, pp 171-189

Correspondence

Vol 3, No 4, 1971,

pp 284-286



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Testing luminaires— including Discussion J E Greenhill and R HSimons

Vol 3, No 3,1971, pp 190-204

Measurement and computer-aided

optimization of spectral power distributions

M Koedam and J J

Opstelten

Vol 3, No 3,

1971, pp 205-210

A review of methods for measuring the

reflectance and transmittance of lighting

materials

H J Helwig and J

Krochmann

Vol 3, No 3,

1971, pp 211-218

Preferred luminance distribution inwindowless spaces

J B Collins and C G HPlant

Vol.3, No 3,1971, pp 219-231

High pressure mercury lamps –maintenance

of lighting after interruption of supply

C Dykes Brown Vol 3, No 3,

1971, p 232

A rough-service luminance meter D T Howell, M JSawyer and M

Woodcock

Vol 3, No 3,1971, pp 233-234

Temperature effect in selenium photocells L Jean Heap and Brian

Tuck

Vol 3, No 3,

1971, pp 234-235

Research in progress: PilkingtonEnvironmental Advisory Service &

University of Cape Town

Vol 3, No 3,1971, pp 236-238

Trotter-Paterson Memorial Lecture. Seeing

in the light of experience

R L Gregory Vol 3, No 4,

1971, pp 247-250

A survey of visual guidance aids for aircraft— including Discussion

H M Ferguson and GMainwaring

Vol 3, No 4,1971, pp 251-267

A physiological appraisal of the revealing power of street lighting installations for

large composite objects

H-J Hentschel Vol 3, No 4,1971, pp 268-273


pp 107-108

Tunnel entrance lighting – a comparison of recommended practice

D A Schreuder Vol 3, No 4,1971, pp 274-278

A room for experimental studies of

luminance preferences

P R Tregenza, S M

Romaya, L J Heap and

S P Dawe

Vol 3, No 4,

1971, pp 279-280

A new criterion for heterochromatic

photometry

H G Wagner Vol 3, No 4,

1971, pp 280-282

The photometry of the flow of light M Fuller, M B D

Upton and J Whalen

Vol 3, No 4,

1971, pp 282-284

A note on the evaluation of modelling J M Waldram Vol 3, No 4,1971, pp 284-285

Presidential address — The end product –

whose responsibility?

C Dykes Brown Vol 4, No 1,

1972, pp 1-8

Artificial sunlighting for leisure and

recreation— including Discussion

H R Ruff Vol 4, No 1,

1972, pp 9-20

The calculation of sky haze luminance fromstreet lighting

J M Waldram Vol 4, No 1,1972, pp 21-26

The effect of surface colour on apparentsurface distance

P C Williams Vol 4, No 1,1972, pp 27-30


p 173

A comparison of the accuracy of methods of

calculating the IES glare index


1972, pp 31-34


Britain. Report for the year endedSeptember 30

th1971

Vol 4, No 1,

1972, pp 35-42

Measuring the direction of the flow of light N P G Dale, J NBroadbridge and P M

Crowther

Vol 4, No 1,1972, pp 43-44

The effect of ceiling mounting on the photometric performance of luminaires

P S Taylor Vol 4, No 1,1972, pp 44-45

A survey of lighting in open plan offices S M Romaya and P R

Tregenza

Vol 4, No 1,

1972, pp 45-46



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Correspondence — Discomfort glare instreet lighting

D A Schreuder Vol 4, No 1,1972, pp 47-48

Proposals for a new undergraduate

education in lighting — including

Discussion

P T Stone Vol 4, No 2,

1972, pp 57-66

Electric lighting for building sites and

construction — including Discussion

S L Lyons Vol 4, No 2,

1972, pp 67-79

The accuracy of the IES Glare Index system L Bedocs and R HSimons

Vol 4, No 2,1972, pp 80-88

Comments on the accuracy of the IES Glare

Index system

E Rowlands Vol 4, No 2,

1972, pp 88-89

The quality of street lighting installationsunder changing weather conditions

E Frederiksen and JGudum

Vol 4, No 2,1972, pp 90-96

The European glare limiting method D Fischer Vol 4, No 2,

1972, pp 97-100

The application of technological forecasting

to illuminance values

A H Cockram, S A

Hayward and S J Leach

Vol 4, No 2,

1972, pp 101-102

A lighting prediction method for complexenvironments

C G H Plant and D WArcher

Vol 4, No 2,1972, pp 102-104

Illumination, colour rendering and visual

clarity

H E Bellchambers and

A C Godby

Vol 4, No 2,

1972, pp 104-106

Correspondence — A physiologicalappraisal of the revealing power of a street

lighting installation for large compositeobjects


Discharge lamps: some aspects of research

and development — including Discussion

E F Edwards Vol 4, No 3,

1972, pp 117-128

A review of lighting progress — includingDiscussion


What do we want from our lighting? —



1972, pp 139-150

The eye, vision, and visual discomfort — including Discussion

C H Bedwell Vol 4, No 3,1972, pp 151-158

Electrical breakdown in gas-filled

incandescent lamps

G Bergmann and P

Gerthsen

Vol 4, No 3,

1972, pp 159-165

Application of photoconductive cells in portable photometers

S K Guha Vol 4, No 3,1972, pp 166-170

Wire grid filters for photometric linearitytesting of transmissometers

G V G Smith Vol 4, No 3,1972, pp 171-172

IES Technical Report No 10. Evaluation of

discomfort glare. The IES glare index

system for artificial lighting installations

IES Technical

Committee

Vol 4, No 3,

1972, pp 172-173

Erratum Vol 4, No

4, 1972, p 271

Correspondence — Effect of surface colour

on apparent surface distance

John S Preston Vol 4, No 3,

1972, p 173

Lighting techniques and associatedequipment for outdoor colour television

with particular reference to football stadium

lighting — including Discussion

I F Davies, M G AJackson and B C

Rogers

Vol 4, No 4,1972, pp 181-201

A review of current railway lighting practice

in Great Britain

A D V Holmes Vol 4, No 4,

1972, pp 202-214Value for money. Building economics —


A S Morris Vol 4, No 4,

1972, pp 215-222

Value for money. Interior lighting —


G P Cundall Vol 4, No 4,

1972, pp 223-235

Value for money. Exterior lighting —


K T O Cox Vol 4, No 4,

1972, pp 236-242

A study of the reflection factor of usual photometric standards in the near infra-red

L Morren, GVendermeersch and P

Antonine

Vol 4, No 4,1972, pp 243-249



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A high performance graphic arts lamp E J G Beeson and K FFurmidge

Vol 4, No 4,1972, pp 250-253

Use of scale models for appraising lighting

quality

J J H Lau Vol 4, No 4,

1972, pp 254-262

A technique for measuring the excitation

spectra of phosphor layers using a quartz

light pipe

D K Evans Vol 4, No 4,

1972, pp 263-264

Proposed construction and test procedure of a calorimeter for heat transfer luminaires

(airhandling type)

Vol 4, No 4,1972, pp 265-266

Presidential Address — In the light of change and experience

G P Cundall Vol 5, No 1,1973, pp 1-9

Appraisals of traffic route lighting

installations

P R Cornwell Vol 5, No 1,

1973, pp 10-16

The effect of measurement uncertainty on

the colour rendering indices of fluorescent

lamps

J R Moore, P Stott, I F

Davies, M B Halstead

and F E Large

Vol 5, No 1,

1973, pp 17-28

The use of television equipment in research

on incandescent lamps

O Schob, J R de Bie

and W G A Klomp

Vol 5, No 1,

1973, pp 29-35

Void formation in tungsten lamp filaments J H Day Vol 5, No 1,

1973, pp 36-40

Individual and groups differences indiscomfort glare responses

P T Stone and S D PHarker

Vol 5, No 1,1973, pp 41-49

Intensity distributions from street lightingluminaires - smoothness below the peak

H M Ferguson Vol 5 No 1,1973, pp 50-52

Tungsten halogen and metal halide

discharge lamps in floodlights

D O Wharmby Vol 5, No 1,

1973, pp 52-54


September 1972

Vol 5, No 1,1973, pp 55-60

Integrated services in modern office

buildings — including Discussion

I Crichton and M

Wood-Robinson

Vol 5, No 2,

1973, pp 69-83

Corrections for chromatic adaptation in the

determination of colour rendering indices.

Part 1

M B Halstead, S T

Henderson, F E Large

and W N Sproson

Vol 5, No 2,

1973, pp 84-94

Automatic tracing of photometric curves S Bini and P Soardo Vol 5, No 2,1973, pp 95-98

A method for the calculation of direct

illuminance due to area sources of variousdistributions

R I Bell Vol 5, No 2,

1973, pp 99-102

Spaciousness in interiors M Inui and T Miyata Vol 5, No 2,1973, pp 103-111

Flux distribution with perfect specular

reflectors

H W Bodmann and B

Weis

Vol 5, No 2,

1973, pp 112-115

Age, luminance, visual performance and

preference — including Discussion


1973, pp 125-144

Solid state light sources - illumination or

display— including Discussion

R W Brander, R L

Rouse and L A Thomas

Vol 5, No 3,

1973, pp 145-155

Holography as a diagnostic technique in the

study of lamps and lighting

N J Phillips and J R

Coaton

Vol 5, No 3,

1973, pp 156-159Subjective response to a.c and d.c

fluorescent lighting

G W Brundrett, I D

Griffiths and P R Boyce

Vol 5, No 3,

1973, pp 160-162

The automatic dimming of headlights in lit

streets

J S Yerrell Vol 5, No 3,

1973, pp 162-164

Development and practice in the daylightingof buildings — including Discussion

J A M Bell Vol 5, No 4,1973, pp 173-185

Erratum Vol 6, No1, 1974, p 35

Comparison of some European interior

lighting recommendations

D Fischer Vol 5, No 4,

1973, pp 186-194



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Illuminance and utilance calculations for luminous ceilings

H E Bellchambers andA C Godby

Vol 5, No 4,1973, pp 195-203

Current knowledge of visual performance P R Boyce Vol 5, No 4,

1973, pp 204-212

Angle flux: a new concept for the

photometric evaluation of fluorescent lamp

luminaires


1973, pp 213-216

New developments in the starting of fluorescent lamps with preheated cathodes

H-J Hentschel and ERasch

Vol 5, No 4,1973, pp 217-219

Presidential address — New lamps: their

suitability for interior lighting

A H Willoughby Vol 6, No 1,

1974, pp 1-8

Tunnel entrance lighting - effect of fixation point and other factors on the determination

of requirements

K Narisada and K Yoshikawa

Vol 6, No 1,1974, pp 9-18

Translucent ceramics as lamp envelopes M A Parrott Vol 6, No 1,

1974, pp 19-23

Terminology for flashing light signals J G Holmes Vol 6, No 1,1974, pp 24-29

Improved paint coating for photometric

integrators

M Nonaka Vol 6, No 1,

1974, pp 30-31

New class of phosphors for ‘de luxe’

fluorescent lamps

J M P J Verstegen Vol 6, No 1,

1974, pp 31-32A desk top heliodon C Cuttle Vol 6, No 1,

1974, pp 32-35



September 1973

Vol 6, No 1,

1974, pp 36-42

Designing and testing to BS 4533 — including Discussion

J S Barnes and GHodgin

Vol 6, No 2,1974, pp 53-61

Effect of sodium/mercury ratio and

amalgam temperature on the efficacy of 400

W high-pressure sodium lamps

P L Denbigh Vol 6, No 2,

1974, pp 62-68

Lighting of hospital circulation spaces

which are open to bed bays

A H Cockram and J B

Collins

Vol 6, No 2,

1974, pp 69-78

Assessment of discomfort glare in motor

vehicle lighting

H-J Schmidt-Clausen

and J Th H Bindels

Vol 6, No 2,

1974, pp 79-88Responses to light and radiation: a guide to

units, conversion factors and computations


1974, pp 89-94

Errata Vol 6, No 3,

1974, p 174

Midpoint ratio calculations for linear

luminaires

H E Bellchambers and

R H Simons

Vol 6, No 2,

1974, pp 95-100

Economic life of incandescent lamps for

domestic lighting

S J Prais Vol 6, No 2,

1974, pp 101-103

Daytime lighting of buildings. Report of an

IES symposium

Vol 6, No 2,

1974, pp 104 -111

Correspondence

Vol 6, No 3, 1974, p174

Trotter-Paterson Memorial Lecture. Lamps,

light and cosmology

Sir Eric Eastwood Vol 6, No 3,

1974, pp 119-126

Human sensitivity to flicker— including

Discussion

G W Brundrett Vol 6, No 3,

1974, pp 127-143

Airfield lighting — including Discussion D J Bridgers and HRichards

Vol 6, No 3,1974, pp 144 -158

Visual aspects of sunlight in buildings E Ne’eman Vol 6, No 3,

1974, pp 159-164

Quantitative data on daylight for

illuminating engineering

J Krochmann and M

Seidl

Vol 6, No 3,

1974, pp 165-171

Illuminance ratios as a constraint on utilance J A Lynes Vol 6, No 3,

1974, pp 172-174

Correspondence — Daytime lighting of buildings

E Wotton Vol 6, No 3,1974, p 174



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Road lighting and the role of centralgovernment — including Discussion

J T Duff Vol 6, No 4,1974, pp 183 -196

Certification of lighting equipment —


R C Kember and J E

Greenhill

Vol 6, No 4,

1974, pp 197-204

Consistency and variation in preferences for

office lighting

P R Tregenza, S M

Romaya , S P Dawe, L

J Heap and B Tuck

Vol 6, No 4,

1974, pp 205-211

Some aspects of the tin halide molecular arc P Drop, J J de Groot, AG Jack and G C J

Rouweler

Vol 6, No 4,1974, pp 212-216

Errata Vol 7, No l,1975, p 57 (this

correction has been

incorporated)

Luminance uniformity and legibility of

traffic signs

S Dahlstedt Vol 6, No 4,

1974, pp 217-221

Illuminance, difficulty, complexity and

visual performance


1974, pp 222-226

Correspondence

Vol 7, No 3, 1975, pp 198-199

New artificial ‘overcast and clear’ sky with

an artificial sun for daylight research

R Kittler Vol 6, No 4,

1974, pp 227-229

Discomfort glare from ceiling mounted

luminaires

P C Betts and D C

Pritchard

Vol 6, No 4,

1974, pp 230-232

Presidential address — Space, time and

light in architecture

D R H Phillips Vol 7, No 1,

1975, pp 1-10Comparison of high-pressure discharges inmercury and the halides of aluminium, tin

and lead

A G Chalmers, D OWharmby and F L

Whittaker

Vol 7, No 1,1975, pp 11-18

New blue lamp for phototherapy of

hyperbilrubinemia

I Wanmaker, J F van

Gils and J W ter Vrugt

Vol 7, No 1,

1975, pp 19-22

Fluorescent lamp coatings with layers of

different compositions

J W ter Vrugt, L W J

Manders and W L

Wanmaker

Vol 7, No 1,

1975, pp 23-29

Simple calculation methods for the lightingof passages and tunnels

H D Einhorn Vol 7, No 1,1975, pp 30-34

High beam intensity and obstacle visibility G Helmers and K

Rumar

Vol 7, No 1,

1975, pp 35-42


Britain. Report for the year ended 30September, 1974

Vol 7, No 1,

1975, pp 43-48

Properties of a fluorescent lamp filled with

the mercury isotope202

Hg

G Franck and F Schipp Vol 7, No 1,

1975, pp 49-51

A simple contrast reducing visibility meter A I Slater Vol 7, No 1,

1975, pp 52-55

Disability glare: the relationship between

veiling luminance and threshold rise

R I Bell and A M

Marsden

Vol 7, No 1,

1975, pp 56-57

Development of integrated ceiling systems

— including Discussion

L Bedocs and M J H

Pinniger

Vol 7, No 2,

1975, pp 69-84

Symposium on tunnel lighting.

(1) Fundamental visual problems in tunnels

D A Schreuder Vol 7, No 2,

1975, pp 85-87

Discussion

Vol 7, No 2, 1975, pp 102-105

Symposium on tunnel lighting. (2) Applied

research on tunnel entrance lighting in Japan

K Narisada Vol 7, No 2,

1975, pp 87-90

Discussion

Vol 7, No 2, 1975, pp 102-105

Symposium on tunnel lighting.

(3) Engineering aspects of tunnel lighting

H O Westermann Vol 7, No 2,

1975, p 90-94

Discussion

Vol 7, No 2, 1975, pp 102-105

Symposium on tunnel lighting. (4) Tunnel

lighting practice in the Netherlands

D van den Bijllaardt Vol 7, No 2,

1975, pp 95-98

Discussion

Vol 7, No 2, 1975,

pp 102-105



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Symposium on tunnel lighting. (5) Tunnellighting in Switzerland

E Muller and WRiemenschneider

Vol 7, No 2,1975, pp 99-102

DiscussionVol 7, No 2, 1975,

pp 102-105

Symposium on tunnel lighting. Discussion

for all papers.

Vol 7, No 2,

1975, pp 102-105

Relationship between two systems of glare

limitation

H E Bellchambers, J B

Collins and V H C

Crisp

Vol 7, No 2,

1975, pp 106-112

Errata Vol 7, No 3,

1975, p 199

Corrections for chromatic adaptation in the

determination of colour rendering indices.

Part 2

S T Henderson and M

B Halstead

Vol 7, No 2,

1975, pp 113-124

Illuminance, diversity and disability glare in

emergency lighting

R C Simmons Vol 7, No 2,

1975, pp 125-132

Semiconductor ballast circuits for discharge

lamps

P R Samuels Vol 7, No 2,

1975, pp 133-141

Estimating scalar illuminance J A Lynes Vol 7, No 2,

1975, pp 142-143

Emission lines in the spectra of halogen

incandescent lamps

W J van den Hoek and

E G Berns

Vol 7, No 2,

1975, pp 143-146

Symposium: Colour vision characteristics.

(1) The colour perception process.

W D Wright Vol 7, No 3,

1975, pp 155-158

Discussion Vol 7,

No 3, 1975, pp

166-168Symposium: Colour vision characteristics.(2) Colour defects and their investigation.

Jennifer Birch Vol 7, No 3,1975, pp 159-163

Discussion Vol 7, No 3, 1975, pp

166-168


(3) Dark night takes colour away from

things.

D A Palmer Vol 7, No 3,

1975, pp 163-166

Discussion Vol 7,

No 3, 1975, pp

166-168


Discussion for all papers

Vol 7, No 3,

1975, pp 166-168

Utilance values and uniformity in a modelroom

A R Bean Vol 7, No 3,1975, pp 169-178

Visibility under night driving conditions.

Part 1 Laboratory background andtheoretical considerations

B L Hills, Vol 7, No 3,

1975, pp 179-184

Errata Vol 7, No 4,

1975, p 258

The concept of the luminaire domain J A Lynes Vol 7, No 3,1975, pp 185-195


p 47

Predicting sunlight penetration A Lynch and S

Griffiths

Vol 7, No 3,

1975, pp 196-197

Correspondence — Illuminance and visual

performance

S K Guha Vol 7, No 3,

1975, pp 198-199

Artificial lighting for commercial

horticulture— including Discussion

J Weir Vol 7, No 4,

1975, pp 209-225

The impact of electronics on lighting — including Discussion

A Isaacs Vol 7, No 4,1975, pp 226-241

The luminaire domain and the flow of light J A Lynes Vol 7, No 4,1975, pp 242-250


Part 2 Field measurements using discobstacles and a pedestrian dummy

B L Hills Vol 7, No 4,

1975, pp 251-258

Subjective judgements of lighting in lecture

rooms

P T Stone, K C Parsons

and S D P Harker

Vol 7, No 4,

1975, pp 259-261

Presidential address — Light and

communication

K R Ackerman Vol 8, No 1,

1976, pp 1-10


Part 3 Derivation of (∆ L, A) characteristics

and factors in their application

B L Hills Vol 8, No 1,

1976, pp 11-26



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A study of emotional reactions to light andcolour in a school environment

K T Tikkanen Vol 8, No 1,1976, pp 27-30

Errata Vol 8, No 2,1976, p 114

Calculation of the radial tungsten transport

in cylindrical gas-filled incandescent lamps

F R H Almer and J de

Ridder

Vol 8, No 1,

1976, pp 31-35



September 1975

Vol 8, No 1,

1976, pp 36-44

Oxygen additions to tungsten-brominelamps

D H Price Vol 8, No 1,1976, pp 45-46

Correspondence — Luminaire domain and

illuminance ratios

P A Jay Vol 8, No 1,

1976, p 47

Correspondence

Vol 8, No 3, 1976, p 162

The functions of windows in buildings—


A M Ludlow Vol 8, No 2,

1976, pp 57-68

Vehicle headlights— including Discussion J S Yerrell Vol 8, No 2,

1976, pp 69-79

Review of psychological reaction towindows

Belinda L Collins Vol 8, No 2,1976, pp 80-88

Specification of colour rendering properties

of light sources for colour television

J J Opstelten and L B

Beijer

Vol 8, No 2,

1976, pp 89-102

Method of calculating the required

luminances in tunnel entrances

W Adrian Vol 8, No 2,

1976, pp 103-106Measurement standards for retroreflective

materials used on road signs

R D Lozano Vol 8, No 2,

1976, pp 107-112

Sector disc visibility comparator R M O’Donnell, S H

Critchley and R

Chapman

Vol 8, No 2,

1976, pp 113-114

Radiant heat from lights and its effect onthermal comfort— including Discussion

D A Mclnyre Vol 8, No 3,1976, pp 121-128

Trotter-Patterson Memorial Lecture.

Engineering? - Nature always did it first

E R Laithwaite Vol 8, No 3,

1976, pp 129-135

Improvement of metal halide lamps bycomplex formulation

R Lorenz Vol 8, No 3,1976, pp 136-140

Electrode fall and electric field

measurements in high-pressure sodium

discharges

P L Denbigh and D O

Wharmby

Vol 8, No 3,

1976, pp 141-145

Effects of temperature on the properties of

glass colour filters used in signalling

equipment

N J Martin Vol 8, No 3,

1976, pp 146-150

Effect of atmospheric attenuation on

exterior lighting design

F W Heard, F H Stone

and B W Jewess

Vol 8, No 3,

1976, pp 151-156

Correspondence

Vol 8, No 4, 1976, p 224, Errata Vol 8,

No 4, 1976, p 224

High-pressure sodium lamps to replace

MBF lamps in existing installations

G De Neve Vol 8, No 3,

1976, pp 157-161

Correspondence — Luminaire domain and

illuminance ratios

J A Lynes Vol 8, No 3,

1976, p 162

Twin-rotating – disc visibility meter A W Levy and J Nelder Vol 8, No 3,

1976, pp 163-166

Reflection classification of dry and wet roadsurfaces

E Frederiksen and K Sorensen

Vol 8, No 4,1976, pp 175-186

Road luminances based on detection of change of visual angle

A J Fisher and R R Hall

Vol 8, No 4,1976, pp 187-194

Illuminance, lamp type and performance on

a colour discrimination task


1976, pp 195-199

Calculation of utilization factors A R Bean and R I Bell Vol 8, No 4,1976, pp 200-210

New fluorescent lamps for interior lighting L E Vrenken Vol 8, No 4,

1976, pp 211-218



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Sun simulator at Copenhagen School of Architecture

E Christensen Vol 8, No 4,1976, pp 219-223

Correspondence — Effect of atmospheric

attenuation on exterior lighting design


1976, p 224

Instrument for the direct measurement of

mean cylindrical illuminance

P E Gooding, D R G

Hunt and A H

Cockram

Vol 8, No 4,

1976, pp 225-229

Contrast control by means of nematic liquidcrystals

W Dukek Vol 8, No 4,1976, pp 229-231



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Contents: CD2 Volume 9 (1977) – Volume 16 (1984)


Information

Presidential address — The illuminatingengineer in a changing world

J B Collins Vol 9, No 1,1977, pp 1-10

Investigations of the subjective balance between illuminance and lamp colour

properties

P R Boyce Vol 9, No 1,1977, pp 11-24

Operating pressure of incandescent and

tungsten-halogen lamps and influence of

envelope temperature on life


1977, pp 25-30

Preliminary study of automatic daylightcontrol of artificial lighting

V H C Crisp Vol 9, No 1,1977, pp 31-41


Britain. Report for the year ended 30September 1976

Vol 9, No 1,

1977, pp 42-50

Discomfort glare and visual distraction J A Lynes Vol 9, No 1,

1977, pp 51-52

Electronics in lamp circuits— including

Discussion

H A G S Smulders Vol 9, No 2,

1977, pp 65-72Air-handling luminaires and plenum exhaust

systems— including Discussion

L Bedocs, R L Godfrey

and T P Sanford

Vol 9, No 2,

1977, pp 73-84

Accuracy of photometry of retroreflectors

and retroreflective materials

J JB Moermann Vol 9, No 2,

1977, pp 85-92

Simple expressions for predicting energy

saving from photo-electric control of

lighting

D R G Hunt Vol 9, No 2,

1977, pp 93-102

Impression of brightness of objects andinteriors

A R Bean Vol 9, No 2,1977, pp 103-106

Numerical calculations of radial transport of

mass and heat as applied to incandescent

lamps

H B B van Dam and J

R de Bie

Vol 9, No 2,

1977, pp 107-111

Starterless high-pressure sodium vapour

lamp

N Nguyen Dat and M

Bensoussan

Vol 9, No 2,

1977, pp 112-114Hue discrimination and light sources—


P R Boyce and R H

Simons

Vol 9, No 3,

1977, pp 125-140

Life and luminous flux of halogen

incandescent lamps related to filament

temperature, pressure and CH2Br 2 content

J R de Bie and J C M A

Ponsioen

Vol 9, No 3,

1977, pp 141-150

Visibility during night driving on unlit roads B Hisdal Vol 9, No 3,1977, pp 151-153

Abnormal failure mechanism inincandescent lamps

I Connor and J M Rees Vol 9, No 3,1977, pp 154-156

Errata Vol 9, No 4,1977, p 213

Performance and comfort in the presence of

veiling reflections

J B de Boer Vol 9, No 4,

1977, pp 169-176

Appraisals of visibility on lighted dry and

wet roads

P Gordon Vol 9, No 4,

1977, pp 177-188

Beam shape from narrow-beam projectors J G Holmes Vol 9, No 4,1977, pp 189-193

Errata Vol 10, No1, 1978, p 40

Research on daytime lighting of tunnel

entrances

H G Schroter Vol 9, No 4,

1977, pp 194-208

Close ceiling mounted luminaires for

hospital bedded areas

IES Technical

Committee

Vol 9, No 4,

1977, pp 209-213

Presidential Address - In perspective M B Clark Vol 10, No 1,

1978, pp 1-9

Lighting for the security of premises J E Baker and S L

Lyons

Vol 10, No 1,

1978, pp 10-18



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The CIE visual performance system A W Levy Vol 10, No 1,1978, pp 19-27

Experimental approach to high-pressure

sodium lamp design


1978, pp 28-32

Influence of impurities on pre-breakdown

phenomena in the gas phase of discharge

lamps containing mercury

G Bergmann Vol 10, No 1,

1978, pp 33-36

Proposed changes to the SI system of photometric units

O C Jones Vol 10, No 1,1978, pp 37-40



Vol 10, No 1,

1978, pp 41-49

Trotter Paterson Memorial Lecture. Laser

light in asthetics and industry

J N Butters Vol 10, No 2,

1978, pp 61-68

The light switch in buildings— including

Discussion

V H C Crisp Vol 10, No 2,

1978, pp 69-82

Use of glass in electric lamps— includingDiscussion

O Adams Vol 10, No 2,1978, pp 83-93

Variability of contrast rendering factor in

lighting installations


1978, pp 94-105

Operation of metal-halide lamps on square

wave supply

R Hall Vol 10, No 2,

1978, pp 106-113Diagram for estimating solar shielding P R Tregenza Vol 10, No 2,

1978, pp 114-115

The role of drivers’ vision in road safety—


P A Davison Vol 10, No 3,

1978, pp 125-139

Effect of 2-dimensional fluctuations in

observations of colour differences

A G Stainsby Vol 10, No 3,

1978, pp 140-145

Lighting of occupants and objects within aninterior

A R Bean Vol 10, No 3,1978, pp 146-149

Studies concerned with improvement of the

low-pressure sodium discharge lamp

A G Jack Vol 10, No 3,

1978, pp 150-155

Prescriptive appraisals J A Lynes Vol 10, No 3,1978, pp 156-160

Fluorescent lamps with very high luminous

efficiency

L E Vrenken Vol 10, No 3,

1978, pp 161-163The CSI lamp as a source of radiation for

solar simulation

E J G Beeson Vol 10, No 3,

1978, pp 164-166

Halogen incandescent lamp incorporating acoiled tungsten ribbon

J Bezemer, J R de Bieand R L A van der

Heijden

Vol 10, No 3,1978, pp 167-168

Correspondence — Proposals for

rationalising the IES glare index system

H D Einhorn with reply

by E Rowlands

Vol 10, No 3,

1978, pp 176-177

Is equivalent sphere illuminance the future? P R Boyce Vol 10, No 4,

1978, pp 179-183

Correspondence

Vol 11, No 2, 1979, pp 107-108

Some medical uses of radiation from lamps B W Jewess Vol 10, No 4,1978, pp 184-188

Optimization of road lighting installations by the use of performance sheets

W J M van Bommel Vol 10, No 4,1978, pp 189-195

Standardization and quality assurance in the

lamp industry

B J N Jansson Vol 10, No 4,

1978, pp 196-198

Modelling indicators for combined side andoverhead lighting systems

A R Bean Vol 10, No 4,1978, pp 199-202

The use of metal-halide discharge lamps for

film lighting (Part I)

E W Taylor Vol 10, No 4,

1978, pp 203-224

Some aspects of the design of incandescent

GLS lamps


1978, pp 225-229



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A metal-halide high-pressure dischargelamp with warm white colour and high

efficacy

D C Fromm, JSeehawer and W-J

Wagner

Vol 11, No 1,1979, pp 1-8

Improved daylight data for predicting

energy savings from photoelectric controls


1979, pp 9-23

The use of metal-halide discharge lamps for

film lighting (Part II)

E W Taylor Vol 11, No 1,

1979, pp 24-36


September 1978

Vol 11, No 1,1979, pp 37-46

A variable-parameter electronic igniter for gas-discharge lamps

A N Chalmers, D MLevin, V K Randall

and E Reibeling

Vol 11, No 1,1979, pp 47-50

Presidential address - For the greater

comfort of mankind


1979, pp 61-66

Lighting for texture— including Discussion J A Lynes Vol 11, No 2,

1979, pp 67-77

The effect of fence luminance on the

detection of potential intruders


1979, pp 78-84

Progress towards a practical fluorine lamp J R Fitzpatrick and J M

Rees

Vol 11, No 2,

1979, pp 85-89

Discomfort glare: a formula to bridgedifferences

H D Einhorn Vol 11, No 2,1979, pp 90-94

Par-ellipsoid mirrors and fan shaped beams J G Holmes Vol 11, No 2,1979, pp 95-98

Daylighting: appraisal at the early design

stages

H Byrd and A Hildon Vol 11, No 2,

1979, pp 99-101

A sequence for daylighting design J A Lynes Vol 11, No 2,1979, pp 102-106

Correspondence — Equivalent sphere

illuminance


1979, pp 107-108

Variation and use of contrast renderingfactor and equivalent sphere illuminance—


A I Slater Vol 11, No 3,1979, pp 117-139

Subjective assessments of the appearance of

special performance glazing in offices


1979, pp 140-149Does the British Zonal System have a

future?


1979, pp 150-153

Reflection factors for pedestrian’s clothing E R Hansen and J S

Larsen

Vol 11, No 3,

1979, pp 154-157

Users’ attitude to some types of local

lighting


1979, pp 158-164

Correspondence — Colour co-ordination H L Gloag Vol 11, No 3,

1979, pp 165-166

Correspondence

Vol 11, no 4, 1979, p 210

Specifying colour appearance R W G Hunt Vol 11, No 4,

1979, pp 175-183

Spectral eye fatigue in a school environment K T Tikkanen Vol 11, No 4,

1979, pp 184-188

Degradation analysis in switched low- pressure sodium lamps

D M Barry and S M FKohbodi

Vol 11, No 4,1979, pp 189-192

Intensity distribution from paraboloid mirror

with co-axial light source

J G Holmes and J J B

Moerman

Vol 11, No 4,

1979, pp 193-196

A mobile laboratory for dynamic road

lighting measurements

J Green and R A

Hargroves

Vol 11, No 4,

1979, pp 197-203

Correspondence

Vol 12, No 2, 1980,

pp 110-111

Some effects of veiling reflections on papers R Reitmaier Vol 11, No 4,1979, pp 204-209



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Correspondence — Colour co-ordination J A Lynes Vol 11, No 4,1979, p 210

Chairman’s address - The fascination of

illuminating engineering

A R Bean Vol 12, No 1,

1980, pp 1-6

Predicting artificial lighting use - a method

based upon observed patterns of behaviour


1980, pp 7-14



Vol 12, No 1,

1980, pp 15-25

Problems caused by the continuous use of

visual display units— including Discussion

T Stewart Vol 12, No 1,

1980, pp 26-36

Definition of the candela Vol 12, No 1,1980, p 36

Trotter-Paterson Memorial Lecture.

Architect and scientist: Partners in colour

technology

W D Wright Vol 12, No 1,

1980, pp 37-41

Minimization of the screen effect in theintegration sphere by variation of the

reflection factor

A C M de Visser andM van der Woude

Vol 12, No 1,1980, pp 42-49

Visual performance of young Chinese

observers

C C Ching, B L Yu, S

L Jiao, L R Kuan and

K M Chao

Vol 12, No 2,

1980, pp 59-63

The daylight factor and actual illuminanceratios

P R Tregenza Vol 12, No 2,1980, pp 64-68

Colours of transilluminated traffic signs H Terstiege Vol 12, No 2,

1980, pp 69-72

An improved method of manufacturing afluorescent lamp

M Borghi, J P Grenfell,E Rabusin and S W

Stephens

Vol 12, No 2,1980, pp 73-82

Characterization of diffuse and constricted

high-pressure arcs by magnetic balancing

P C Drop and W J van

den Hoek

Vol 12, No 2,

1980, pp 83-87

The life and performance of incandescent

lamps

P A Jay and D C

Coomber

Vol 12, No 2,

1980, pp 88-104

Correspondence

Vol 12, No 4, 1980,

p 230

A portable discomfort glare evaluator H D Einhorn and M J

Case

Vol 12, No 2,

1980, pp 105-106Calculation of room index and estimation of

coefficient of utilization of luminaires by

means of a nomograph

A Zanker Vol 12, No 2,

1980, pp 107-109

Correspondence — Dynamic road lighting

laboratory


1980, p 110-111

A simple mathematical model of

illumination from a cloudy sky

P R Tregenza Vol 12, No 3,

1980, pp 121-128

The aesthetic function of colour in

buildings: a critique

T W A Whitfield and T

J Wiltshire

Vol 12, No 3,

1980, pp 129-134

Task and background lighting A R Bean and A G

Hopkins

Vol 12, No 3,

1980, pp 135-139

Lighting and perceived guilt P A Aspinall and J

Dewar

Vol 12, No 3,

1980, pp 140-143

The effect of task contrast on visual

performance and visual fatigue at a constantilluminance

P T Stone, A M Clarke

and A I Slater

Vol 12, No 3,

1980, pp 144-159

The psychological function of windows for

the visual communication between theinterior of rooms with permanent

supplementary artificial lighting and the

exterior

G Roessler Vol 12, No 3,

1980, pp 160-168



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Limiting ratios of luminance andilluminance

J A Lynes Vol 12, No 4,1980, pp 181-185


pp 99-100

The dependence of the general colour

rendering index on the set of test colours,

the standard observer and the colour-difference formula

J J Opstelten Vol 12, No 4,

1980, pp 186-194

Observations of the manual switching of lighting

P R Boyce Vol 12, No 4,1980, pp 195-205

The visibility, colour and measuring

requirements of road signs

R D Lozano Vol 12, No 4,

1980, pp 206-212

Sources of error in spectroradiometry J R Moore Vol 12, No 4,

1980, pp 213-220

Spectroradiometry in research and

development on lamps

D O Wharmby Vol 12, No 4,

1980, pp 221-225

Applications of spectroradiometry B W Jewess Vol 12, No 4,

1980, pp 226-229

Correspondence — The life and

performance of incandescent lamps


1980, p 230

Correspondence

Vol 13, No 1, 1981,

p 37-38

A study of the sequential experience of

different lighting

G T McKennan Vol 13, No 1,

1981, pp 1-10Properties of sodium tin halide-mercurydischarges

F L Whittaker Vol 13, No 1,1981, pp 11-16



September 1980

Vol 13, No 1,

1981, pp 17-28

The design of thick back-reflector

paraboloid mirrors


1981, pp 29-31

Photometric measurement of retroreflection:

a new calibration procedure

M Artom Vol 13, No 1,

1981, pp 32-36

Correspondence — The life and

performance of incandescent lamps

D C Coomber and P A

Jay.

Vol 13, No 1,

1981, pp 37-38

The need for a unified approach to interior

lighting design parameters

R I Bell and R K Page Vol 13, No 2,

1981, pp 49-57

The installed performance of integratedceiling systems

P W Smith and NBunker

Vol 13, No 2,1981, pp 58-64

The application of CRF to office lighting

design

P R Boyce and A I

Slater

Vol 13, No 2,

1981, pp 65-79

Tunnel lighting practice world-wide W J M van Bommel Vol 13, No 2,

1981, pp 80-86

The choice of test distance to control errorsin the photometry of round projectors

focused at a long distance

J J B Moerman and J GHolmes

Vol 13, No 2,1981, pp 87-95

A reference distance for the photometry of

projectors


1981, pp 96-98

Correspondence — Limiting ratios of

luminance and illuminance


1981, pp 99-100

Criteria for recommending lighting levels G T Yonemura Vol 13, No 3,

1981, pp 113-129

Road lighting - as calculated and as in

service

R A Hargroves Vol 13, No 3,

1981, pp 130-136

A study of the installed performance of

industrial luminaires

L Bedocs and P N De Vol 13, No 3,

1981, pp 137-142

Chemistry of metal halide lamps: a review D E Work Vol 13, No 3,

1981, pp 143-152

A computer aid to multiple criterion design D J Carter Vol 13, No 3,1981, pp 153-157



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Practical application of the Einhorn (CIE)Glare Index formulae

J C Lowson Vol 13, No 4,1981, pp 169-191

The luminance distribution of an average

sky

P J Littlefair Vol 13, No 4,

1981, pp 192-198

Errata Vol 14, No

1, 1982, p 49

Skylight availability under typical

nebulosity conditions


1981, pp 199-202

Errors associated with luminance

measurements

K Narisada, T

Takeuchi and STamaru

Vol 13, No 4,

1981, pp 203-208

Correspondence — Clerical task under HPS

light


1981, pp 209-211

Designing for contrast rendition— includingDiscussion

J A Lynes Vol 14, No 1,1982, pp 1-18



September 1981

Vol 14, No 1,

1982, pp 19-30

Glare from windows: current views of the problem

P Chauvel, J B Collins,R Dogniaux and J

Longmore

Vol 14, No 1,1982, pp 31-46

A manual of perspective for lighting

engineers


1982, pp 65-101

Uniformity as the key element in presentdevelopments in lighting design

B Constantatos Vol 14, No 2,1982, pp 102-105

Detection potential of normal observers atvisibility conditions prevailing in

automobile night driving

P Huculak Vol 14, No 2,1982, pp 106-110

A formulation of the transient adaptationmechanisms of automobile night driving

P Huculak Vol 14, No 2,1982, pp 111-114

Calibration of subjective scaling responses M S Rea Vol 14, No 3,

1982, pp 121-129

Effects of optical radiation on man B Steck Vol 14, No 3,

1982, pp 130-141

Optical radiation safety D H Sliney Vol 14, No 3,

1982, pp 142-150

Investigations on the required luminance in

tunnel entrances

W Adrian Vol 14, No 3,

1982, pp 151-159The measured equivalent adaptation

luminance at the approaches to sub-aqueous

road tunnels

W J M van Bommel Vol 14, No 3,

1982, pp 160-161

Preferred lighting conditions for the display

of oil and watercolour paintings

D L Loe, E Rowlands

and N F Watson

Vol 14, No 4,

1982, pp 173-192

The energy management of artificiallighting use

V H C Crisp and GHenderson

Vol 14, No 4,1982, pp 193-206

Trotter-Paterson Memorial Lecture.Developments in illuminating engineering

in the 20th century

J B de Boer Vol 14, No 4,1982, pp 207-217

Elements of visual performance. Contrast

metric-visibility lobes-eye movement

B Inditsky, H W

Bodmann and H J

Fleck

Vol 14, No 4,

1982, pp 218-231

Effective glass transmission factors under aCIE sky

P J Littlefair Vol 14, No 4,1982, pp 232-235

A study of lighting in the home J Simpson and A W STarrant

Vol 15, No 1,1983, pp 1-8

The effects of illuminance on tasks

performed in domestic kitchens

P J McGuiness, P R

Boyce and S D PHarker

Vol 15, No 1,

1983, pp 9-24

Chairman’s Address - Overcoming

darkness-with interest

Mark Wood-Robinson Vol 15, No 1,

1983, pp 25-31



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Vertical line production of low-mercurycontent fluorescent tubes

E Rabusin and R Perego

Vol 15, No 1,1983, pp 32-38



September 1982

Vol 15, No 1,

1983, pp 39-50

Daylight coefficients P R Tregenza and I M

Waters

Vol 15, No 2,

1983, pp 65-71

Solid state based tubular fluorescent lamp ballast

T Mizuno Vol 15, No 2,1983, pp 72-76

Lighting energy conservation: simple

analytical methods with time-lapse photography

M S Rea and R R

Jaekel

Vol 15, No 2,

1983, pp 77-82

Luminance level conversions to assist

lighting engineers to use fundamental visual

data

P W Trezona Vol 15, No 2,

1983, pp 83-88

On the uncertainties of photometric data for

luminaires

E Frederiksen Vol 15, No 2,

1983, pp 89-97

Compact single-ended fluorescent lamps:

some performance and application aspects

L E Vrenken and W

Veenstra

Vol 15, No 2,

1983, pp 98-104

A visibility assessment of detection

experimentation in automobile headlighting

P Huculak Vol 15, No 2,

1983, pp 105-114

The effective maintenance of lightinginstallations in a large organisation

D J Payne Vol 15, No 3,1983, pp 121-126

Excitation of acoustic instabilities indischarge lamps with pulsed supply voltage

H-P Stormberg and R Schafer

Vol 15, No 3,1983, pp 127-132

Goniophotometric and polarization

properties of white reflection standardmaterials

F J J Clarke, F A

Garforth and D J Parry

Vol 15, No 3,

1983, pp 133-149

Regional variations of daylight availability

– a review of measured data and estimating

methods

S M Secker Vol 15, No 3,

1983, pp 151-156

The Monte Carlo method in lighting

calculations


1983, pp 163-170

Extending the life of low-power high-

pressure sodium lamps


1983, pp 171-178

Correspondence

Vol 16, No 1, 1984,

p 52 Non-destructive monitoring of high-

pressure sodium arcs

R J Zollweg and K L

Kussmaul

Vol 15, No 4,

1983, pp 179-184

A study of the colour rendering capacity of a light source

H Xu Vol 15, No 4,1983, pp 185-189

Appraisal of a light box as a low visionreading aid

D Southall Vol 15, No 4,1983, pp 190-192

On the economic life of GLS incandescent

lamps

H Huettner Vol 15, No 4,

1983, pp 193-194

Correspondence

Vol 16, No 1, 1984

pp 52-53

Chairman’s Address – Confront change and

seek new perspectives

P T Stone Vol 16, No 1,

1984 pp 25-33

Variation in near visual acuity with

illuminance for a group of twenty seven

partially-sighted people

W G Julian Vol 16, No 1,

1984, pp 34-41

Computer-aided optimal lighting systemsdesign

Aly Hassan Fahmy Vol 16, No 1,1984, pp 42-51

Correspondence — Extending the life of

sodium lamps

S A R Ridgen Vol 16, No 1,

1984, p 52

Correspondence — The economic life of GLS incandescent lamps

R Burgin Vol 16, No 1,1984, pp 52-53


p 200

The development of tungsten filament

lamps

R Burgin Vol 16, No 2,

1984, pp 61-72



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Trends in HPS lamp technology Hidezoh Akutsu Vol 16, No 2,1984, pp 73-84



September 1983

Vol 16, No 2,

1984, pp 85-97

Communication theory approach to

measuring the goodness of seeing

H Xu Vol 16, No 2,

1984, pp 98-103

Interaction of the low-pressure mercurydischarge with soda-lime glass

M J Fuller Vol 16, No 3,1984, pp 113-118

Colour rendering and spectral power

distribution - a new parametric approach

J J Embrechts Vol 16, No 3,

1984, pp 119-130

The effect of illuminance on the performance of domestic kitchen work by

two age groups

P J McGuiness and P R Boyce

Vol 16, No 3,1984, pp 131-136

Temperature variation of sodium and

mercury partial pressures over sodium

amalgams

B F Jones and S A

Mucklejohn

Vol 16, No 3,

1984, pp 137-139

Predicting intensity distribution from

symmetrical reflectors with large sources of

light

J G Vizmanos and M

Quintanilla

Vol 16, No 3,

1984, pp 140-142

Incorporating body-tinted glazing into

daylight computer models

S Sharples, J K Page

and C G Souster

Vol 16, No 3,

1984, pp 143-145The development of daylighting - a Britishview

J B Collins Vol 16, No 4,1984, pp 155-170


pp 99-100

An investigation of task lighting for offices G T McKennan and C

M Parry

Vol 16, No 4,

1984, pp 171-186

Point-by-point illuminance from uplighters L Bedocs, J R Hugill

and J A Lynes

Vol 16, No 4,

1984, pp 187-192

A simple computer program for designing

standard high-pressure sodium lamps

P L Denbigh and B F

Jones

Vol 16, No 4,

1984, pp 193-199

Correspondence — The economic life of

GLS incandescent lamps

M Huettner Vol 16, No 4,

1984, p 200

Correspondence – Window scales P Petherbridge Vol 17, No 2,

1985 pp 99-100



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Information

Helmholtz reciprocity: its validity and

application to reflectometry

F J J Clarke and D J

Parry

Vol 17, No 1,

1985, pp 1-11

In search of improved method for assessing

the colour rendering properties of lightsources

T Seim Vol 17, No 1,

1985, pp 12-22

Chairman’s Address - Widening horizons Margaret Halstead Vol 17, No 1,

1985, pp 23-30

A combined colour preference-colour

rendering index

J Schanda Vol 17, No 1,

1985, pp 31-34

A flexible system for visual performance

studies

M J Perry Vol 17, No 1,

1985, pp 35-40

Movement under emergency lighting: the

effect of illuminance


1985, pp 51-71

Representation of skylight availability in

Australia in different climatic zones using

regression procedures

Nancy C Ruck Vol 17, No 2,

1985, pp 72-78

Spectral properties of metal halide lamps

with rare earth-iodide or Sc-iodide andsodium iodide

P Tielemans, P Drop

and R Lorenz

Vol 17, No 2,

1985, pp 79-83

A case study for the design of visual

environment of a control room in a power

plant

Gong-Xia Yang, Gen-

Xing Chi and Jue-

Zhong Jiang

Vol 17, No 2,

1985, pp 84-88



September 1984

Vol 17, No 2,

1985, pp 89-98

Correspondence -Window scales P Petherbridge Vol 17, No 2,1985, pp 99-100

Some approaches to the treatment of

obstruction in interior lighting design

I McEwan and D J

Carter

Vol 17, No 3,

1985, pp 107-115

Subjective appraisals of road lighting P Gordon Vol 17, No 3,1985, pp 116-119

Pitfalls in appraisal studies of road lighting P Padmos Vol 17, No 3,1985, pp 120-121

The effect of walls on colour rendering J J Embrechts Vol 17, No 3,

1985, pp 122-128

The lighting of curves on arterial roads A J Fisher and R R

Hall

Vol 17, No 3,

1985, pp 129-137

Luminance ratios at visual display

workstations and visual performance

S Kokoschka and P

Haubner

Vol 17, No 3,

1985, pp 138-144

The roving eye: dynamic perspective J M Waldram Vol 17, No 4,

1985, pp 153-161

The luminous efficacy of daylight: a review P J Littlefair Vol 17, No 4,

1985, pp 162-182

Luminance distribution characteristics of

homogeneous skies: a measurement and

prediction strategy


1985, pp 183-188

A simpler equation for the rms volt-amperecharacteristics of fluorescent lamps

L Di Fraia Vol 17, No 4,1985, pp 189-191

The visual cut-off angle of vehicle

windscreens

D A Schreuder Vol 17, No 4,

1985, pp 192-193

Correspondence - The need for lightingresearch to be based on communication

theory

H Xu Vol 17, No 4,1985, pp 195-196

Movement under emergency lighting: the

effects of changeover from normal lighting


1986, pp 1-18



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Evaluation of a twin-rotation-disc visibilitymeter

C Bao and H WBodmann

Vol 18, No 1,1986, pp 19-27

Kinetic luminance measurement and

assessment of road tunnels

E Hartmann, J

Finsterwalder and M

Muller

Vol 18, No 1,

1986, pp 28-36

Visibility research for road lighting based

on a dynamic situation

W J M Van Bommel

and J Tekelenburg

Vol 18, No 1,

1986, pp 37-39


September 1985

Vol 18, No 1,1986, pp 40-53

Collated list of research projects compiled by Piril

Vol 18, No 1,1986, pp 54-59

Correspondence — TL 40 W vs TLD 36 W

fluorescent tubes


1986, p 60

Correspondence

Vol 18, No 2,

1986, pp 102

Model equation characteristics of high-

frequency fluorescent lamps

M Tola and H Bo Vol 18, No 2,

1986, pp 65-70

Measured and calculated frequency

distributions of daylight illuminance


1986, pp 71-74

A search for an improved ultraviolet

radiation source

R B Page Vol 18, No 2,

1986, pp 75-78

The treatment of obstruction in interior lighting design - calculation of spacing-to-height ratio

D J Carter and IMcEwan

Vol 18, No 2,1986, pp 79-87

Thermochemical parameters for use in

modelling metal halide lamps

S A Mucklejohn and N

W O’Brien

Vol 18, No 2,

1986, pp 88-92

The design, construction and performanceof an incandescent light source with a

transparent heat mirror

I S Goldstein, R PFontana, L Thorington

and R P Howson

Vol 18, No 2,1986, pp 93-97

Visual inspection of sealing rings - a case

study on lighting and visibility

S Kokoschka and H W

Bodmann

Vol 18, No 2,

1986, pp 98-101

Correspondence — Lighting subjectives D L Loe Vol 18, No 2,

1986, pp 102

Practical implications of a new visual

performance model

M S Rea Vol 18, No 3,

1986, pp 113-118

Design of asymmetric reflecting surfaces M Q Monton and J GVizmanos

Vol 18, No 3,1986, pp 119-124

Chairman’s Address - A view from the

lighthouse


1986, pp 125-132

Examination of electrode erosion by the

transpiration technique

N W O’Brien and S A

Mucklejohn

Vol 18, No 3,

1986, pp 133-137

Development of the new code of practicefor traffic routes — including Discussion

R A Hargroves, R HSimons and M D

Simpson

Vol 18, No 4,1986, pp 143-156

Glare evaluation of tennis court

floodlighting

R A Hargroves, I C

Henry and M Trezzi

Vol 18, No 4,

1986, pp 157-160

Lighting for the partially sighted in a

residential home


1986, pp 161-174

Measuring colour – A new approach M R Pointer Vol 18, No 4,

1986, pp 175-184A rapid-light miniature metal halide lamp A Inouye and K Honda Vol 18, No 4,

1986, pp 185-189



September 1986

Vol 18, No 4,

1986, pp 190-205

A physiological phenomenon and itsimplications for lighting design

M J Perry, F WCampbell and S E

Rothwell

Vol 19, No 1,1987, pp 1-5



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Improving the spectral characteristics of fluorescent lamps by using narrow-band

phosphors

X H Zhou, T M Zhouand Y C Lu

Vol 19, No 1,1987, pp 7-11

Subdivision of the sky hemisphere for

luminance measurements


1987, pp 13-14

Chairman’s Address - Expressive lighting J A M Bell Vol 19, No 1,

1987, pp 15-20

Daylight availability and lighting use:Geographical variations

Sheila M Secker and PJ Littlefair

Vol 19, No 2,1987, pp 25-34

Visibility at a tunnel entrance: Effect of

temporal adaptation

C Bourdy, A Chiron, C

Cottin and A Monot

Vol 19, No 2,

1987, pp 35-44

Monitoring occupancy and light operation M S Rea and R R Jaekel

Vol 19, No 2,1987, pp 45-49

Energy limiters’: Their place in lighting

control

D FChapman, A I

Slater and A L Isaacs

Vol 19, No 3,

1987, pp 53-60

Legibility of texts: The influence of blur E M Colombo, C F

Kirschbaum and MRaitelli

Vol 19, No 3,

1987, pp 61-71

Adaptation luminance when approaching a

tunnel in daytime

W K Adrian Vol 19, No 3,

1987, pp 73-79

The effectiveness of light switch remindersin reducing light usage

M S Rea, R F Dillonand A W Levy

Vol 19, No 3,1987, pp 81-85

Spectral power distribution of light sources:

New optimisation criterion

W Stanioch Vol 19, No 4,

1987, pp 89-96

Control measurements of road lighting P Gordon Vol 19, No 4,

1987, pp 97-99

On time to see M S Rea, P R Boyce

and M J Ouellette

Vol 19, No 4,

1987, pp 101-103

Luminance pattern simulation: Design of anartificial BRE average sky

S P Stupple, J A Lynesand P J Littlefair

Vol 19, No 4,1987, pp 105-113

Constraints of reflectance in artificial sky

domes

P J Littlefair, A Lynes

and S P Stupple

Vol 19, No 4,

1987, pp 115-118

Combination of illuminants and its effect oncolour rendering

J J Embrechts Vol 20, No 1,1988, pp 1-10

Possible optical, visual and behaviouraleffects of eyelids

L R Ronchi Vol 20, No 1,1988, pp 11-19

Obstructed spaces in interior lighting

design: Computer analysis

D J Carter and I

McEwan

Vol 20, No 1,

1988, pp 21-28

Compact fluorescent lamp behaviour under square-wave voltages and other unusual

supply conditions

L Di Fraia and FSalemme

Vol 20, No 1,1988, pp 29-31

Alternative subdivision for the sky vault J A Lynes Vol 20, No 1,

1988, pp 33-37

Lighting works of art for exhibition and

conservation


1988, pp 43-53

Matrix signs for motorways: System design

and optimum photometric features

P Padmos, T D J van

den Brink, J W A M

Alferdinck and E

Folles

Vol 20, No 2,

1988, pp 55-60

Emergency lighting: Legislation and

application

A A Bullen Vol 20, No 2,

1988, pp 61-62



September 1987

Vol 20, No 2,

1988, pp 63-84

Glow-to-arc transitions in gas discharge

lamps

G M J F Luijks and J A

J M Vliet

Vol 20, No 3,

1988, pp 87-94

Diffusing windows: Errors in calculatingilluminance

I H Boyd Vol 20, No 3,1988, pp 95-99



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Rotating disc visibility meter: Novel design J Santamaria, A Plazaand J Bescos

Vol 20, No 3,1988, pp 101-104

Bracelet for total solar shading J A Lynes and C Cuttle Vol 20, No 3,

1988, pp 105-113

Light reflection by prismatic sheets J G Holmes Vol 20, No 3,

1988, pp 115-117

Lighting research for lighting practice M S Rea Vol 20, No 3,

1988, pp 119-120Chairman’s Address - Beyond the garden

gate

M J E Frye Vol 20, No 3,

1988, pp 121-131

Correspondence — Uniformity in

daylighting

J K Boud Vol 20, No 3,

1988, pp 133-134

Visual performance using reaction times M S Rea and M JOuellette

Vol 20, No 4,1988, pp 139-153

CorrespondenceVol 21, No 4,

1989, p 197-198

Exit signs in smoke: Design parameters for

greater visibility

M J Ouellette Vol 20, No 4,

1988, pp 155-160

Fundamental vision: A glaring case M J Perry Vol 20, No 4,1988, pp 161-165


1989, p 81

Movement under emergency lighting:Comparison between standard provisions

and photoluminescent markings

G M B Webber, P JHallman and A C

Salvidge

Vol 20, No 4,1988, pp 167-175

Measurements of the luminous efficacy of

daylight


1988, pp 177-188

Luminous flux measurement C Gentile, M L

Rastello, G Rossi and PSoardo

Vol 20, No 4,

1988, pp 189-193

Car headlamps: Influence of dirt, age and

poor aim on glare and illumination

intensities

J W A M Alferdinck

and P Padmos

Vol 20, No 4,

1988, pp 195-198

Visibility of a tunnel entrance: Effect of

temporal luminance variation

C Bourdy, A Chiron, F

Cottin and A Monot

Vol 20, No 4,

1988, pp 199-200

Subjective lighting needs of the old and the

pathological eye

H Lindner, K Hubner,

H W Schlote and FRohl

Vol 21, No 1,

1989, pp 1-10

Fluorescent lighting, headaches and

eyestrain

A J Wilkins, I Nimmo-

Smith, A I Slater and LBedocs

Vol 21, No 1,

1989, pp 11-18

Correspondence

Vol 21, No 4,1989, p 197

Automated lighting in opera design D I Taylor Vol 21, No 1,1989, pp 19-22

Categorical colour perception under low-

pressure sodium lighting with small

amounts of added incandescent illumination

R M Boynton and K F

Purl

Vol 21, No 1,

1989, pp 23-27

Field measurement of illuminance D J Carter, R C Sexton

and M S Miller

Vol 21, No 1,

1989, pp 29-35

Harnessing daylight M A Wilkinson Vol 21, No 1,

1989, pp 37-40

Minimum semi-cylindrical illuminance andmodelling in residential area lighting

P Rombauts, HVandewyngaerde andG Maggetto

Vol 21, No 2,1989, pp 49-55



September 1988

Vol 21, No 2,

1989, pp 57-75

CIE Division 5 Symposium, Fribourg,

Switzerland

R A Hargroves Vol 21, No 2,

1989, pp 77-79



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Correspondence — Mechanisms of discomfort glare

P A Jay Vol 21, No 2,1989, p 81


1990, p 159

Gloom as a psychological phenomenon A J Shepherd, W G

Julian and A T Purcell

Vol 21, No 3,

1989, pp 89-97

Visual environment of a control room M Sato, M Inui, Y

Nakamura and Y

Takeuchi

Vol 21, No 3,

1989, pp 99-106

Improving the maintenance factor of

lighting systems

L Di Fraia and F

Salemme

Vol 21, No 3,

1989, pp 107-109

Skylight dome-well system analysis fromintensity distribution data

M D Parent and J BMurdock

Vol 21, No 3,1989, pp 111-123

Modication of the split-flux formulae for

mean daylight factor and internal reflected

component with large external obstructions


1989, pp 125-128

Illuminance distributions: Prediction for

uniform and non-uniform lighting

A I Slater Vol 21, No 4,

1989, pp 133-158

Road surface reflection and road lighting:

Field investigations

H W Bodmann and H J

Schmidt

Vol 21, No 4,

1989, pp 159-170

Road tunnel lighting design: Simplification M Tesson and B Monie Vol 21, No 4,

1989, pp 171-179Visibility of targets: Models for calculation W Adrian Vol 21, No 4,

1989, pp 181-188

Spectral radiance factors: Measurement by a

gonioradiometric method


1989, pp 189-191

Daylight measurement in models: New type

of equipment


1989, pp 193-194

Sky-scanning luminance meters: Proposalusing fibre-optic photocells

S Hayman Vol 21, No 4,1989, pp 195-196

Correspondence — Fluorescent lighting,

headaches and eyestrain

J B Collins Vol 21, No 4,

1989, p 197

Correspondence — Uncertainty as a factor in reaction time

P Jay Vol 21, No 4,1989, p 197-198

Innovative daylighting: Review of systems

and evaluation methods


1990, pp 1-17Effect of correlated colour temperature on

the perception of interiors and colour discrimination performance

P R Boyce and C

Cuttle

Vol 22, No 1,

1990, pp 19-36

Photopic luminance does not always predict

perceived room brightness

S M Berman, D L

Jewett, G Fein, G Saika

and F Ashford

Vol 22, No 1,

1990, pp 37-41

Average illuminance: Two-line method for

measurement


1990, pp 43-47

Effect of headlamp area on discomfort glare M Sivak, C J Simmonsand M Flannagan

Vol 22, No 1,1990, pp 49-52

Drawing a projected view of a building as‘seen’ by the sun

R H Byrd Vol 22, No 1,1990, pp 53-54

Security lighting: Effects of illuminance and

light source on the capabilities of guardsand intruders

P R Boyce and M S

Rea

Vol 22, No 2,

1990, pp 57-79

Television scene lighting consistency index W N Sproson and E W

Taylor

Vol 22, No 2,

1990, pp 81-84

Print quality and visual performance E M Colombo and C F

Kirschbaum

Vol 22, No 2,

1990, pp 85-93

Modelling effect of shading: New approach M Nameda Vol 22, No 2,

1990, pp 95-101

Modulation of light from fluorescent lamps A J Wilkins and CClark

Vol 22, No 2,1990, pp 103-109



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Cathode mode transition in high-pressuredischarge lamps at start-up

A Anders and B Juttner Vol 22, No 2,1990, pp 111-115

Vision in Lighting Design Workshop 1989 M J Perry Vol 22, No 2,

1990, pp 117-119

Showlight 89 K R Ackerman Vol 22, No 2,

1990, pp 121-122

Ultraviolet radiation emissions from

miniature (compact) fluorescent lamps

M J Whillock, A F

McKinlay, J Kemmlertand P G Forsgren

Vol 22, No 3,

1990, pp 125-128

Lighting energy savings from daylight:

Estimation at sketch design stage

J A Lynes and P J

Littlefair

Vol 22, No 3,

1990, pp 129-137


September 1989

Vol 22, No 3,1990, pp 139-157

Correspondence — Mechanisms of

discomfort glare

M J Perry Vol 22, No 3,

1990, p 159

Correspondence — PSALI today J K Boud Vol 22, No 3,1990, p 159-160

Illuminance uniformity on desks: Where is

the limit?

A I Slater and P R

Boyce

Vol 22, No 4,

1990, pp 165-174

Visual environment for the exhibition of

cultural relics

Yang Gongxia and Si

Yun

Vol 22, No 4,

1990, pp 175-181Photometry from the right distance J G Holmes Vol 22, No 4,

1990, pp 183-187

Sky luminance measurements for design

and control of indoor daylight illumination

A J F Rutten Vol 22, No 4,

1990, pp 189-192

Global and diffuse illuminances: Estimation

of monthly average hourly values

A Soler Vol 22, No 4,

1990, pp 193-196

Zenith luminance and total horizontalilluminance of the tropical clear sky

V D P Sastri and S BManamohanan

Vol 22, No 4,1990, pp 197-200

International Daylight Measurement Year:

Expanding the database with remote sensing

S Hayman and P R

Tregenza

Vol 22, No 4,

1990, pp 201-204

The effect on clinical judgements of newtypes of fluorescent lamp: I Experimental

arrangements and clinical results

P A Lovett, M BHalstead, A R Hill, D

A Palmer, T S Sonnex

and M R Pointer

Vol 23, No 1,1991, pp 35-51

The effect on clinical judgements of new

types of fluorescent lamp: II Colour

measurements and statistical analysis

P A Lovett, M B

Halstead and A R Hill

Vol 23, No 1,

1991, pp 53-67

The effect on clinical judgements of new

types of fluorescent lamp: III Further statistical analysis leading to a new

specification for lamps

P A Lovett, A R Hill

and M B Halstead

Vol 23, No 1,

1991, pp 69-80

Electrode behaviour of pulsed high-pressure

sodium lamps

A Anders Vol 23, No 1,

1991, pp 81-84

New formulae for relative optical air mass

determination in sky models

L Pirsel Vol 23, No 1,

1991, pp 85-88

Goniophotometric calibration of tubular

light sources in vertical and horizontal

geometry

M Chander, T K

Chakraverty, and K C

Joshi

Vol 23, No 1,

1991, pp 89-90

Equivalent veiling luminance: Differentmathematical approach to calculation

A Augdal Vol 23, No 1,1991, pp 91-93


1997, pp 53-54

Sumpner’s principle: A discussion C Cuttle Vol 23, No 2,

1991, pp 99-106

Fluorescent lamps: Dynamic analysis with

two-temperature representation of electron

energy distribution

K Wani Vol 23, No 2,

1991, pp 107-110



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Effective intensity behaviour of flashinglights at reduced level

M Chander, K Chandraand K C Joshi

Vol 23, No 2,1991, pp 111-112


1992, p 167



September 1990

Vol 23, No 2,

1991, pp 113-130

Relative visual performance: A basis for

application

M S Rea and M J

Ouellette

Vol 23, No 3,

1991, pp 135-144Calculation of reflecting and refracting

optical elements

W Stanioch Vol 23, No 3,

1991, pp 145-149

Sawtooth rooflights: Efficiency at differentsky states

A K Solovyov and A VSpiridonov

Vol 23, No 3,1991, pp 151-154

Illuminance from electric light installations:

Methods of comparison of measured and

calculated values

H Bougdah and D J

Carter

Vol 23, No 3,

1991, pp 155-158

High-pressure discharge lamps: Approaches

to modelling

L Cifuentes Vol 23, No 4,

1991, pp 161-165

Indoor illuminance: Effect of externally

reflected component

A K Solovyov and A V

Spiridonov

Vol 23, No 4,

1991, pp 167-170

Personal preferences for fluorescent lamps

with and without UVA

R A Weale Vol 23, No 4,

1991, pp 171-173

Interreflection calculations: Improvingconvergence


Chemical analysis of lamps and lampmaterials

T R Brumleve Vol 24, No 1,1992, pp 1-13

Lumen design method for obstructed

interiors

D J Carter and H

Bougdah

Vol 24, No 1,

1992, pp 15-24

Artificial sky for use with large-scalearchitectural daylight models

K V Lioutsko and A VSpiridonov

Vol 24, No 1,1992, pp 25-28

Elements of photometry, brightness and

visibility

H W Bodmann Vol 24, No 1,

1992, pp 29-42

Semantic differential scaling: Prospects inlighting research

D K Tiller and M SRea

Vol 24, No 1,1992, pp 43-52

Fluorescent lighting and health P T Stone Vol 24, No 2,

1992, pp 55-61

Light sources and closed-circuit television J Vermeulen Vol 24, No 2,1992, pp 63-67

Effect of window size and sunlight presenceon glare

M Boubekri and L LBoyer

Vol 24, No 2,1992, pp 69-74

Design sky proposal for the warm, humid

tropics

Yaw Asante Vol 24, No 2,

1992, pp 75-79

Contrast rendering factor: Comparison of

measurements using different tasks

D To Vol 24, No2,

1992, pp 81-91

Measurements to check tunnel lighting

design calculations

D To and Z S Tak Vol 24, No 2,

1992, pp 93-98

The effect of glazing upon energy

consumption within buildings

M A Wilkinson Vol 24, No 2,

1992, pp 99-101

Fog modulation transfer function and signal

lighting

N Nameda Vol 24, No 2,

1992, pp 103-106

High-speed photometry for measuring lightintensity distributions

E H Pritchard and R HSimons

Vol 24, No 2,1992, pp 107-111

Natural lighting under translucent domes M A Wilkinson Vol 24, No 3,

1992, pp 117-126

Daylight coefficients for practicalcomputation of internal illuminances


Automotive headlamp alignment by visual

aim: Photometric correlates of the visual

cutoff and aim variability

D Poynter, R D

Plummer and R J

Donohoe

Vol 24, No 3,

1992, pp 137-142



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Legibility and readability of light reflectingmatrix variable message road signs

J J Collins and R DHall

Vol 24, No 3,1992, pp 143-148

High-pressure sodium lamps: Practical

design model

J M Strok Vol 24, No 3,

1992, pp 149-154

Luminance of distant objects under overcast

skies


1992, pp 155-159

On the specification of colour-matching

functions

L Morren Vol 24, No 3,

1992, pp 161-165Correspondence — Effective intensity

behaviour of flashing lights at reduced level


1992, p 167

Daylight measurement data: Methods of

evaluation and representation

R Kittler, S Hayman, N

Ruck and W G Julian

Vol 24, No 4,

1992, pp 173-187

Structural equation modelling in lightingresearch: Application to residential

acceptance of new fluorescent lighting

J W Beckstead and P R Boyce

Vol 24, No 4,1992, pp 189-201

Measuring appearance: Parameters

indicated from gloom studies

A J Shepherd, W G

Julian and A T Purcell

Vol 24, No 4,

1992, pp 203-214

The CSP index: A practical measure of office lighting quality as perceived by the

office worker – including discussion

A R Bean and R I Bell Vol 24, No 4,1992, pp 215-225

Sports hall lighting: Badminton players’

attitudes

P M Bradley Vol 24, No 4,

1992, pp 227-233Lighting control: Feasibility demonstration

of a new type of system

W L Glennie, I Thukral

and M S Rea

Vol 24, No 4,

1992, pp 235-242

Light scattering by rough surfaces:

Electromagnetic model for lighting

simulations


1992, pp 243-254

Correspondence – Equivalent veilingluminance: Different mathematical

approaches to calculation

R Clear Vol 29, No 1,1997, pp 53-54



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Information

Light and housing in the desert: Case study

of Ghardaia, Algeria

D Ouahrani Vol 25, No 1,

1993, pp 1-11

Colour samples and colour rendering of

light sources

B Hisdal Vol 25, No 1,

1993, pp 13-17Visibility assessment by noise masking J G Vizmanos, F A

Frechoso, C Caceres, L

M Fuentes, C de

Castro, J L Molpeceres

and J A Aparicio

Vol 25, No 1,

1993, pp 19-23

Tunnel lighting: Method of calculatingluminance of access zone L20

P Blaser and H Dudli Vol 25, No 1,1993, pp 25-30

Influence of truck driver eye position on

effectiveness of retroreflective traffic signs

M Sivak, M Flannagan

and A W Gellatly

Vol 25, No 1,

1993, pp 31-36

Discomfort from glare: The role of pupillaryhippus

P A Howarth, G Heron,D S Greenhouse, I L

Bailey and S M

Berman

Vol 25, No 1,1993, pp 37-42

Museum exhibition lighting: Effectivenessof subjective and objective evaluationmeasures

C W Kesner Vol 25, No 2,1993, pp 45-57

Asthenopic complaints associated with

fluorescent lamp illumination (FLI): The

role of individual disposition

H Lindner and S Kropf Vol 25, No 2,

1993, pp 59-69

Melatonin, cortisol, EEG, ECG and

subjective comfort in healthy humans:

Impact of two fluorescent lamp types at two

light intensities

R Kuller and L

Wetterberg

Vol 25, No 2,

1993, pp 71-80

Sun position for daylight models: Precise

algorithms for determination

R C Angus and T

Muneer

Vol 25, No 2,

1993, pp 81-83

Solar control panels for warm arid climates M J F Dempster Vol 25, No 2,

1993, pp 85-86

Correspondence — The CSP index P A Jay Vol 25, No 2,1993, p 87


p 133

Illuminance differences between desks:

Limits of acceptability

A I Slater, M J Perry

and D J Carter

Vol 25, No 3,

1993, pp 91-103

The economics of lighting maintenance A M Marsden Vol 25, No 3,

1993, pp 105-112

Daylight illuminance models for the United

Kingdom – including Discussion

T Muneeer and R C

Angus

Vol 25, No 3,

1993, pp 113-123

Relative scattering indicatrix: Derivationfrom regular radiance/luminance

distribution sky scans

R Kittler Vol 25, No 3,1993, pp 125-127

Discussion on the relative optical air mass F Kasten Vol 25, No 3,1993, pp 129-130

Colour rendering capacity and luminousefficiency of a spectrum

H Xu Vol 25, No 3,1993, pp 131-132

Correspondence — Papers by the late J M

Waldram


1993, p 133

Correspondence — The CSP index A R Bean Vol 25, No 3,

1993, p 133

Innovative daylighting systems: An

experimental evaluation

M E Aizlewood Vol 25, No 4,

1993, pp 141-152



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Luminous intensity distribution curves:Classification proposals

Ju B Aizenberg and GB Bukhman

Vol 25, No 4,1993, pp 153-159

Temporal contrast sensitivity changes

associated with simultaneous viewing of

two flickering sources: Application to VDT

viewing

D S Greenhouse, I L

Bailey, S M Berman

and P A Howarth

Vol 25, No 4,

1993, pp 161-166

General-type luminance difference

threshold data and their uses

H Xu Vol 25, No 4,

1993, pp 167-170Psychological preferences for industrial

lighting – including Discussion

G J Subisak and C A

Bernecker

Vol 25, No 4,

1993, pp 171-177

Measurement of fluctuations in illuminanceof natural and artificial light – including

Discussion

K Oguchi and HTsukamoto

Vol 25, No 4,1993, pp 179-181

Daylighting computation: Radiosity method

using triangular patches — includingDiscussion


1994, pp 1-7

Cloud cover assessment grids for whole-sky

images— including Discussion

C Wooldridge and S

Hayman

Vol 26, No 1,

1994, pp 9-12

Shooting algorithm for illuminance:

Comparison of prediction with experiment — including Discussion

M Nithisoontorn Vol 26, No 1,

1994, pp 13-18

Road lighting: Assessment of an installation based on the contrast of a standard target —


J Menard and J Cariou Vol 26, No 1,1994, pp 19-22

Drivers’ headlight use: A lighting factoid —


P R Boyce and J Fan Vol 26, No 1,

1994, pp 23-27

Visibility and lighting of wet road surfaces


J Lecocq Vol 26, No 2,

1994, pp 75-87

Effects of voltage drop on the rise time and

light output of incandescent brake lamps ontrucks

M Sivak, T Sato and M

J Flannagan

Vol 26, No 2,

1994, pp 89-90

Erratum

Vol 26, No 3, 1994, p 169

Visual comfort in the daylit luminous

environment: Structural model for

evaluation

T Iwata, A Hatao, M

Shukuya and K-I

Kimura

Vol 26, No 2,

1994, pp 91-97

Daylighting contribution in interior lighting:

Experimental verification of softwaresimulation results — including Discussion

L Bellia, A Cesarano

and S Sibilio

Vol 26, No 2,

1994, pp 99-105

Calculation of the indirect component of the

horizontal illuminance — includingDiscussion

M B Kostic and N S

Radovanovic

Vol 26, No 2,

1994, pp 107-113

Appearance of lit environment and itsrelevance to lighting design: Experimental

study — including Discussion

D L Loe, K PMansfield and E

Rowlands

Vol 26, No 3,1994, pp 119-133

Errata Vol 26, No4, 1994, p 209

Predicted brightness-luminance phenomena H-W Bodmann and M

La Toison

Vol 26, No 3,

1994, pp 135-143

Errata Vol 26, No

4, 1994, p 209

Perception of lighting and brightness from

HID light sources

G J Levermore Vol 26, No 3,

1994, pp 145-150

Sky-glow conscious lighting design —


N E Pollard Vol 26, No 3,

1994, pp 151-156Amplitude modulation of light from various

sources — including Discussion

N Andersson, M

Sandstrom, A Berglundand K Hansson Mild

Vol 26, No 3,

1994, pp 157-160

Standard obstructions for lighting

calculations — including Discussion

A S M Leung, M J

Lupton and D J Carter

Vol 26, No 3,

1994, pp 161-165

The need for standard skies and models for

energy conservation measures — includingDiscussion


1994, pp 171-180

Erratum Vol 27,

No 1, 1995, p 63



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Evaluations of in-traffic performance of high-density discharge headlamps—


M Sivak, M JFlannagon, E C

Traube, D S Battle andT Sato

Vol 26, No 4,1994, pp 181-188


p 54

Computerised control of artificial light for

maximum use of daylight— includingDiscussion

D A Coley and J A

Crabb

Vol 26, No 4,

1994, pp 189-194

Recovery time of the human eye after brief exposures to monochromatic glaring light

T Krebs, S Gloor, SWuthrich, W Luthy

and H P Weber

Vol 26, No 4,1994, pp 195-197

Recovery time of the human eye after

exposure to a glare source at various

intensities

T Krebs, S Gloor, S

Wuthrich, W Luthy

and H P Weber

Vol 26, No 4,

1994, pp 199-201

Remote source electric lighting systems: Areview — including Discussion

M J Ayers and D JCarter

Vol 27, No 1,1995, pp 1-15

Elimination of arc curvature by standing

radial acoustic waves

D C Fromm and J

Seehawer

Vol 27, No 1,

1995, pp 17-26

Corrigendum, Vol

27, No 2, 1995, p121

Daylighting enhancement with light pipes

coupled to laser-cut light-deflecting panels


I R Edmonds, G I

Moore, G B Smith and

P D Swift

Vol 27, No 1,

1995, pp 27-35

Subjective reactions to daylight in rooms:Effect of using low-emittance coatings onwindows — including Discussion

H Bulow-Hube Vol 27, No 1,1995, pp 37-44

Greenhouse lighting side-effects:

Community reaction

J Vos and P M van

Bergem-Jansen

Vol 27, No 1,

1995, pp 45-51

Luminance models for overcast skies:

Assessment using measured data —


D Enarun and P

Littlefair

Vol 27, No 1,

1995, pp 53-58

Automotive headlamps: Calculation of light

distribution — including Discussion

J W Mazur and R Bosk Vol 27, No 2,

1995, pp 65-69

Erratum Vol 27,

No 4, 1995, p 260

Luminous efficacy: Evaluation of modelsfor the United Kingdom

T Muneer and R CAngus

Vol 27, No 2,1995, pp 71-77

Light shelves: Computer assessment of

daylighting performance — including

Discussion


1995, pp 79-91

Perceived room brightness: Pilot study onthe effect of luminance distribution

D K Tiller and J AVeitch

Vol 27, No 2,1995, pp 93-101

The if, why and what of street lighting andstreet crime: A review — including

Discussion

P R Boyce and J MGutkowski

Vol 27, No 2,1995, pp 103-112

Quality of light and quality of life: An

intervention study among older people —


S Sorensen and G

Brunnstrom

Vol 27, No 2,

1995, pp 113-118

Perception in complex fields under road

lighting conditions— including Discussion

K Narisada Vol 27, No 3,

1995, pp 123-131

Escape route lighting: Comparison of human performance with traditional lighting

and wayfinding systems — includingDiscussion

C E Aizlewood and GM B Webber

Vol 27, No 3,1995, pp 133-143

Minimum acceptable transmittance of glazing

P Boyce, N Eklund, SMangum, C Saalfield

and L Tang

Vol 27, No 3,1995, pp 145-152

Skylight wells: A finite-element approach to

analysis of efficiency — including

Discussion

M Boubekri and W

Anninos

Vol 27, No 3,

1995, pp 153-159

Sky luminance: Standard digital form for modelling

G G Roy, N Ruck, GReid and W Julian

Vol 27, No 3,1995, pp 161-167



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Visual perception under tungsten lampswith enhanced blue spectrum — including

Discussion

S A Fotios and G JLevermore

Vol 27, No 4,1995, pp 173-179

Validation of a lighting simulation program

under real sky conditions — including

Discussion

J Mardaljevic Vol 27, No 4,

1995, pp 181-188

Goniophotometric measurements:

Numerical simulation for research anddevelopment applications —including

Discussion

R Mitanchey, G Periole

and M Fontoynont

Vol 27, No 4,

1995, pp 189-196

Performance of a new sky scanning

simulator — including Discussion

L Michel, C Roecker

and J-L Scartezzini

Vol 27, No 4,

1995, pp 197-207

Solar irradiance and illuminance models for

Japan I: Sloped surfaces

T Muneer Vol 27, No 4,

1995, pp 209-222

Solar irradiance and illuminance models for

Japan II: Luminous efficacies — including

Discussion


1995, pp 223-230

Light reflection model for lightingapplications — including Discussion

J J Embrechts Vol 27, No 4,1995, pp 231-241

Modulation of fluorescent light: Flicker rateand light source effects on visual

performance and visual comfort — including Discussion

J A Veitch and S LMcColl

Vol 27, No 4,1995, pp 243-256


pp 54-56

Damage to museum objects due to lightexposure

C Cuttle Vol 28, No 1,1996, pp 1-9

CorrigendumVol 28, No 3, 1996,

p 149

Anidolic zenithal openings: Daylighting and

shading

G Courret, B Paule and

J L Scartezzini

Vol 28, No 1,

1996, pp 11-17

Window construction incorporating tricklevents: Implications for the quality of

daylighting in houses

M E McEvoy Vol 28, No 1,1996, pp 19-28

Advances in lighting design methods for non-empty interiors: A review

M J Lupton, A S MLeung and D J Carter

Vol 28, No 1,1996, pp 29-41

Sunlight in dwellings: Validation of

isolation criteria

R Day and C Creed Vol 28, No 1,

1996, pp 43-51

Discrete emitters for remote-source lightingsystems

N Qi, M J Ayers, GButcher and D J Carter

Vol 28, No 1,1996, pp 53-58

Daylight and photometric anomalies –



1996, pp 63-67

Correspondence

Vol 29, No 1, 1997, pp 56-57

International Daylight Measurement

Programme - Singapore data I: Quality of data gathered over a long period – including

Discussion

M B Ullah Vol 28, No 2,

1996, pp 69-74

Corrigendum &

Discussion

Vol 28, No 3, 1996,

pp 149-150


pp 56-57

International Daylight MeasurementProgramme - Singapore data II: Luminous

efficacy for the tropics – including

Discussion

M B Ullah Vol 28, No 2,1996, pp 75-81

Corrigendum &Discussion

Vol 28, No 3, 1996,

pp 149-150

International Daylight MeasurementProgramme - Singapore data III: Building

energy savings through daylighting –

M B Ullah Vol 28, No 2,1996, pp 83-87


pp 56-57



CD4 Volume 25 (1993) – Volume 32 (2000)

including Discussion Corrigendum &Discussion

Vol 28, No 3, 1996, pp 149-150

Exterior lighting design by computer

algebra

A T P So and W L

Chan

Vol 28, No 2,

1996, pp 89-95

Colour rendering properties of light sources:

New colour space for evaluation — including Discussion

K Ikeda, H Yamashina

and A Ichihashi

Vol 28, No 2,

1996, pp 97-112

`Recovery time of the human eye after

exposure to extrafoveal monochromatic

glare — including Discussion

S Gloor, S Wuthrich,

W Luthy and H P

Weber

Vol 28, No 3,

1996, pp 117-121

Daylighting with angular-selective

skylights: Predicted performance — including Discussion

I R Edmonds, P A

Jardine and G Rutledge

Vol 28, No 3,

1996, pp 122-130

Sky luminance models: Sensitivity to sky-

dome subdivision

A Cesarano, L Bellia, F

Minchiello and SSibilio

Vol 28, No 3,

1996, pp 131-140

Point-source Perez illuminance model:

Dependence of coefficients on surface

orientation at Madrid— including

Discussion

L Robledo and A Soler Vol 28, No 3,

1996, pp 141-148

Corrigendum

Vol 28, No 4, 1996,

p 176


pp 158-159

The art and science of lighting: A strategyfor lighting design — including Discussion

D L Loe and ERowlands

Vol 28, No 4,1996, pp 153-164

Correspondence

Vol 30, No 1, 1998,

p51

Luminance and reflectance of clouds P R Tregenza Vol 28, No 4,

1996, pp 165-175

Exit sign degradation in smoke: Aquantitative simulation

A Bierman, J Raffucci,P R Boyce and C

DeCusatis

Vol 28, No 4,1996, pp 177-188

Lighting for neonatal intensive care units:

Some critical information for design

J Bullough and M S

Rea

Vol 28, No 4,

1996, pp 189-198

Erratum Vol 29, No 3, 1997, p 150

Correspondence

Vol 29, No 3, 1997,

pp 159-160

Unified Glare Rating (UGR) and subjectiveappraisal of discomfort glare — including

Discussion

Y Akashi, R Muramatsu and S

Kanaya

Vol 28, No 4,1996, pp 199-206

Correspondence

Vol 30, No 1, 1998, p 51

Cubic illumination — including Discussion C Cuttle Vol 29, No 1,1997, pp 1-14

Corrigenda Vol 29,

No 2, 1997, p 88,

Low-beam headlamps: Effects of realistic

levels of dirt on light output — includingDiscussion

M Sivak, M J

Flannagan, E C Traube,S Kojima and M Aoki

Vol 29, No 1,

1997, pp 15-22Correspondence

Vol 29, No 3, 1997,

p 160

Corrigenda Vol 29, No 2, 1997, p 88

Extractors and emitters for light distributionfrom hollow light guides — including

Discussion

I R Edmonds, J Reppeland P Jardine

Vol 29, No 1,1997, pp 23-32

Discussion Vol 29,

No 2, 1997, p 90

Array optical devices for natural lighting — including Discussion

D Vazquez and EBernabeu

Vol 29, No 1,1997, pp 33-39



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Videography for sky luminance distributionmeasurement — including Discussion

L Bellia, A Cesarano, FMinichiello and S

Sibilio

Vol 29, No 1,1997, pp 40-46

Illuminance variation prediction for

speculative offices — including Discussion

A S M Leung and D J

Carter

Vol 29, No 1,

1997, pp 47-52

Correspondence — Equivalent veiling

luminance: Different mathematical

approach to calculation

R Clear Vol 29, No 1,

1997, pp 53-54

Correspondence — Evaluations of in-traffic

performance of high-intensity discharge

headlamps

A L Isaacs Vol 29, No 1,

1997, p 54

Correspondence — Modulation of

fluorescent light: Flicker rate and light

source effects on visual performance andvisual comfort

S M Berman and B R

Benson

Vol 29, No 1,

1997, pp 54-56

Correspondence — International daylight

Measurement Programme - Singapore data


1997, pp 56-57

Prevailing sky conditions: Identifyingsimple parameters for definition —


R Kittler and S Darula Vol 29, No 2,1997, pp 63-68

Sky luminosity categorisation for Rio de

Janeiro City, Brazil — including Discussion

O D Corbella Vol 29, No 2,

1997, pp 69-79Perceived contrasts and visual comfort in

interior lighting

M La Toison Vol 29, No 2,

1997, pp 80-82

Perez slope irradiance and illuminance

models: Evaluation against Japanese data — including Discussion


1997, pp 83-87

Correspondence — Assessing the

effectiveness of colour rendering

H Xu Vol 29, No 2,

1997, p 89

Correspondence — International daylightdata

T Muneer Vol 29, No 2,1997, p 89

Correspondence — Extractors and emitters

for light distribution from hollow light

guides

I R Edmonds, J Reppel

and O Jardine

Vol 29, No 2,

1997, p 90

Lighting in the architecture of Sir John

Sloane — including Discussion

C M Parry Vol 29, No 3,

1997, pp 95-104Lighting the graveyard shift: The influence

of a daylight-simulating skylight on the task

performance and mood of night-shiftworkers — including Discussion

P R Boyce, J W

Beckstead, N H

Eklund, R W Strobeland M S Rea

Vol 29, No 3,

1997, pp 105-134

Simple scale models for daylighting design:Analysis of sources of error in illuminance

prediction — including Discussion

S W A Cannon -Brookes

Vol 29, No 3,1997, pp 135-142

Errata Vol 29, No4, 1997, p 211

Street lighting: Unexpected benefits to

young pedestrians from improvement –


G Nair, D G McNair

and J Ditton

Vol 29, No 3,

1997, pp 143-149

Errata Vol 29, No

4, 1997, p 211

Daylight attenuation in top-lit atria P R Tregenza Vol 29, No 3,1997, pp 151-157

Errata Vol 30, No2, 1998, p 94

Correspondence — The art and science of

lighting: A strategy for lighting design


1997, pp 158-159Correspondence — Unified Glare Rating

(UGR) and subjective appraisal of discomfort glare


1997, pp 159-160

Correspondence — Low-beam headlamps:

Effects of realistic levels of dirt on light

output

J W A M Alferdinck Vol 29, No 3,

1997, p 160

Perception of electric light sources of

different colour properties — includingDiscussion

S Fotios and G J

Levermore

Vol 29, No 3,

1997, pp 161-171



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Position index for a glare source located below the line of vision — including

Discussion

T Iwata and M Tokura Vol 29, No 3,1997, pp 172-178

Solar photometry: Application of a new

silicon cell — including Discussion

M M Ganiany, M M

Ibrahim, M Abd

Hameed and S M El-Kream

Vol 29, No 3,

1997, pp 179-182

Luminous efficacy of solar irradiance:Improved models

T Muneer and DKinghorn

Vol 29, No 4,1997, pp 185-191

Average daylight factor for clear sky

conditions — including Discussion

K Alshaibani Vol 29, No 4,

1997, pp 192-196

Bidirectional photogoniometer for advanced

glazing materials based on digital imaging

techniques

J-L Scartezzini, R

Compagnon, C

Roecker and L Michel

Vol 29, No 4,

1997, pp 197-205

Glare and mounting height of high-beam

headlamps used as daytime running lamps

M Sivak, M J

Flannagan and M Aoki

Vol 29, No 4,

1997, pp 206-210

Illuminance in atria: Review of prediction

methods – including Discussion

J C Wright and K M

Letherman

Vol 30, No 1,

1998, pp 1-11

Fluorescent lamp cathodes: Voltage-

controlled preheating characteristics

M Myojo and A Waki Vol 30, No 1,

1998, pp 12-18

Fluorescent lighting: Application of ‘TL’ 5

lamp to offices, shops and public buildings

P van Cleef and J M G

Bex

Vol 30, No 1,

1998, pp 19-23Automobile rear signal lamps: Effects of realistic levels of dirt on light output –


M Sivak, M JFlannagan, E C Traube

and S Kojima

Vol 30, No 1,1998, pp 24-28

Visibility distances in a foggy atmosphere:

Comparisons between lighting installations

by Monte Carlo simulation

T Girasole, C Roze, B

Maheu, G Grehan and J

Menard

Vol 30, No 1,

1998, pp 29-36

Mirror lightpipes: Daylighting performance

in real buildings – including Discussion

L Shao, A A Elmualim

and I Yohannes

Vol 30, No 1,

1998, pp 37-44

Manual switching patterns in private offices J A Love Vol 30, No 1,1998, pp 45-50

Correspondence — Unified Glare Rating

(UGR) and subjective appraisal of discomfort glare


1998, p 51

Correspondence — The art and science of lighting

C Cuttle Vol 30, No 1,1998, p 51

Thirty years of Lighting Research and

Technology – including Discussion


1998, pp 55-62

Future trends in lighting: Guest Editorial S Cannon Brookes Vol 30 No 2,

1998, p63

Future trends in lighting: The Commission

Internationale de l’Eclairage (CIE and the

international dimension

R C Aldworth Vol 30, No 2,

1998, pp 63-64

Future trends in lighting: Design practice A Tammes Vol 30, No 2,1998, p 64

Future trends in lighting: Informationtechnology in lighting practice

P Raynham Vol 30, No 2,1998, p 64-65

Future trends in lighting: Interior lighting W Julian Vol 30, No 2,

1998, p 65Future trends in lighting: Lamps R Forster Vol 30, No 2,

1998, pp 65-67

Future trends in lighting: The lighting

profession, lighting education and the future

of the CIBSE Lighting Division

P R Ruffles Vol 30, No 2,

1998, p 67

Future trends in lighting: Lighting research M S Rea Vol 30, No 2,

1998, p 68

Future trends in lighting: Vision H-W Bodmann Vol 30, No 2,

1998, p 68



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Global and diffuse horizontal solar illuminance: Month-hour distribution for

Athens, Greece in 1992

H D Kambezidis, TMuneer, M Tzortzis

and S Arvanitaki

Vol 30, No 2,1998, pp 69-74

Errata Vol 30, No4, 1998, p 158

Archaeological museum showcase lighting I G Iliadis Vol 30, No 2,

1998, pp 75-80

Examination of the limitations of predicted

glare sensation vote (PGSV) as a glare

index for a large source – includingDiscussion

T Iwata and M Tokura Vol 30, No 2,

1998, pp 81-88

Unified glare rating (UGR): Merits and

application to multiple sources – including

Discussion


1998, pp 89-93

Chromatic effect on apparent brightness in

interior spaces I: Introduction and colour gamut models

S A Fotios and G J

Levermore

Vol 30, No 3,

1998, pp 97-102

Chromatic effect on apparent brightness in

interior spaces II: SWS lumens model

S A Fotios and G J

Levermore

Vol 30, No 3,

1998, pp 103-106

Chromatic effect on apparent brightness ininterior spaces III; Chromatic brightness

model

S A Fotios and G JLevermore

Vol 30, No 3,1998, pp 107-110

Transparent domed skylights: Optical modelfor predicting transmittance, absorptance

and reflectance

A Laouadi and M R Atif Vol 30, No 3,1998, pp 111-118 Errata Vol 30, No4, 1998, p 158

Rooflight spacing and uniformity –


E J Dewey and P J

Littlefair

Vol 30, No 3,

1998, pp 119-125

Discussion Vol 30,

No 4, 1998, p 158

New developments in CSP (Comfort,

Satisfaction, Performance) – includingDiscussion

A R Bean and T M

McFadden

Vol 30, No 3,

1998, pp 126-132

Paired illuminance measurements:

Eliminating calibration error – including

Discussion


1998, pp 133-134

Daylight illuminance frequency distribution:

Review of computational techniques and

new data for UK locations — including

Discussion

D Kinghorn and T

Muneer

Vol 30, No 4,

1998, pp 139-150

Correspondence

Vol 31, No 2, 1999,

pp 67-69

Interior lighting calculations: Survey of

theoretical methods — including Discussion

M B Kostic and F V

Topalis

Vol 30, No 4,

1998, pp 151-157

Luminous intensity characteristics of

luminaires: Monte Carlo simulation —


L Chen, M Suzuki, T

Goda and N Yoshimura

Vol 30, No 4,

1998, pp 159-164

Louvre lighting performance: Monte Carlo

assessment — including Discussion

L Chen, M Suzuki, T

Goda and N Yoshimura

Vol 30, No 4,

1998, pp 165-168

Visual reaction times; Method for

measuring small differences — includingDiscussion

A Bierman, Y He and

M S Rea

Vol 30, No 4,

1998, pp 169-174

A system of mesopic photometry — including Discussion

Y He, A Bierman andM S Rea

Vol 30, No 4,1998, pp 175-181

Do changes in voltage result in proportional

changes throughout headlamp beam pattern?

M Sivak, M J

Flannagan, C E Traubeand T Miyokawa

Vol 31, No 1,

1999, pp 1-3

A method for the estimation of illuminances

on surfaces of urban canyons with balconies

in sunlit areas

A Tsangrassoulis, M

Santamouris, D

Asimakopoulos and PR Tregenza

Vol 31, No 1,

1999, pp 5-12

Evaluation of six sky luminance prediction

models using measured data from Singapore

K P Lam, A Mahdavi,

M B Ullah, E Ng and V

Pal

Vol 31, No 1,

1999, pp 13-17

Measured energy savings due to photocell I P Knight Vol 31, No 1,



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control of individual luminaires 1999, pp 19-22

Daylighting strategies for an infinitely longatrium: An experimental evaluation

B Matusiak, OAschehoug and P

Littlefair

Vol 31, No 1,1999, pp 23-34

Emergency lighting and wayfinding

provision systems for visually impaired

people: Phase I of a study

M S Wright, G K Cook

and G M B Webber

Vol 31, No 2,

1999, pp 35-42

Emergency lighting and wayfinding provision systems for visually impaired

people: Phase II of a study

G K Cook, M SWright, G M B Webber

and K T Bright

Vol 31, No 2,1999, pp 43-48

All-sky zenith luminance models for theUnited Kingdom

D Kinghorn and TMuneer

Vol 31, No 2,1999, pp 49-56


pp 99-100

Recovery time of visual acuity after

exposure to a glare source

T Irikura, Y Toyofuku

and Y Aoki

Vol 31, No 2,

1999, pp 57-61

Prediction of the artificial illuminance using

neural networks

N Colak and S Onaygil Vol 31, No 2,

1999, pp 63-66

Correspondence — Daylight illuminance

frequency distribution: Review of

computational techniques and new data for United Kingdom locations

J Page Vol 31, No 2,

1999, pp 67-69

The effects of environmental illuminationon melatonin, bodily rhythms and mood

states: A review

P T Stone Vol 31, No 3,1999, pp 71-79


pp 45-46

The impact of lighting on mood C L B McCloughan, P

A Aspinall and R SWebb

Vol 31, No 3,

1999, pp 81-88

Lighting criteria in the Hong Kong Building

Environmental Assessment Method

T M Chung and J

Burnett

Vol 31, No 3,

1999, pp 89-95

Standard skies for maritime climates P R Tregenza Vol 31, No 3,1999, pp 97-106

Assessment of artificial lighting parameters

in a visual comfort perspective

A Pellegrino Vol 31, No 3,

1999, pp 107-115

An investigation into the relationship between luminance and brightness of

strongly chromatic light sources

K van Creveld Vol 31, No 3,1999, pp 117-122


pp 234-235Video conferencing systems: Lighting

design considerations

R A Hargroves and T

McFadden

Vol 31, No 3,

1999, pp 123-126

Visual performance at mesopic light levels:

An empirical model

A Hurden, P Smith, G

Evans, A Harlow, A

Bunting and J Barbur

Vol 31, No 3,

1999, pp 127-131

The use of vector calculus in calculatingareas of geometrical shapes in shade or in

direct sunlight

P J Button Vol 31, No 3,1999, pp 133-134

Reduction of glazing transmittance by

atmospheric pollutants

P R Tregenza, L

Stewart and S Sharples

Vol 31, No 4,

1999, pp 135-138

Discomfort glare from small light sources B M Paul and H D

Einhorn

Vol 31, No 4,

1999, pp 139-144

Quantitative comparisons of factors

influencing the performance of low-beamheadlamps

M Sivak, M J

Flannagan and TMiyokawa

Vol 31, No 4,

1999, pp 145-153

Field study of lighting maintenance factors M J Perry Vol 31, No 4,1999, pp 155-164

Reflectance distributions and atrium

daylight levels: A model study

S Sharples and S

Mahambrey

Vol 31, No 4,

1999, pp 165-170

Calculation of the visibility level of

spherical targets in roads

J Lecocq Vol 31, No 4,

1999, pp 171-175

Calculation visibility model for roadlighting installations

A Bacelar, J Cariouand M Hamard

Vol 31, No 4,1999, pp 177-180



CD4 Volume 25 (1993) – Volume 32 (2000)

Roof obstructions and daylight levels inatria: A model study under real skies

S Sharples and A DShea

Vol 31, No 4,1999, pp 181-185

Approximate field measurement of surface

luminance using a digital camera –


T Moore, H Graves, M

J Perry and D J Carter

Vol 32, No 1,

2000, pp 1-11

Application of photogrammetry in lighting

calculations for obstructed interiors

M K Hadwan, A P

Kaka, M W Wright and

D J Carter

Vol 32, No 1,

2000, pp 13-17

Effect of sparkling luminous elements on

the overall brightness impression: a pilot

study

Y Akashi, Y Tanabe, I

Akashi and K Mujai

Vol 32, No 1,

2000, pp 19-26

Influence of internally reflected sunlight on

the visibility of vehicle direction indicators

with clear lenses

M Sivak, M J

Flannagan, S Kojima

and E C Traube

Vol 32, No 1,

2000, pp 27-31

Calibration and use of camera-based

systems for road lighting assessment

J Glenn, G Dodds and

R Robinson

Vol 32, No 1,

2000, pp 33-40

Correspondence

Vol 32, No 4, 2000,

pp 235-236

LU decomposition of the radiosity matrix D Vranek Vol 32, No 1,2000, pp 41-44

Correspondence — The effects of environmental illumination on melatonin,

bodily rhythms and mood states: a review

K P Mansfield Vol 32, No 1,2000, p 45-46

Radiance algorithm to simulate laser-cut

panel light-redirecting elements

P J Greenup, I R

Edmonds and R Compagnon

Vol 32, No 2,

2000, pp 49-54

Lighting design based on luminancecontrast— including Discussion

M Moeck Vol 32, No 2,2000, pp 55-63

Effect of brief exposure to glare on

brightness perception in the scotopic– mesopic range

E Colombo, J Barraza

and L Issolio

Vol 32, No 2,

2000, pp 65-69

Comparison of real Sydney skies with

model skies – including Discussion

G G Roy, R Kittler, S

Hayman and W Julian

Vol 32, No 2,

2000, pp 71-78

Perception of safety at night in different

lighting conditions – including Discussion

P R Boycs, N H

Eklund, B J Hamilton

and L D Bruno

Vol 32, No 2,

2000, pp 79-91

Vertical solar radiation and daylightilluminance data for Hong Kong

D H W Li and J C Lam Vol 32, No 2,2000, pp 93-98

Correspondence — All-sky zenith

illuminance models for the UK


2000, P 99-100

Daylighting design and research (Editorial) P Littlefair Vol 32, No 3,

2000, p 101

Luminous energy field: a finite-elementmodel — including Discussion

P R Tregenza Vol 32, No 3,2000, pp 103-109

Simulation of annual daylighting profilesfor internal illuminance — including

Discussion

J Mardaljevic Vol 32, No 3,2000, pp 111-118

Occupant reaction to daylight in offices —


L Roche, E Dewey and

P Littlefair

Vol 32, No 3,

2000, pp 119-126

Daylighting, energy and glazed balconies: a

study of a refurbishment project inEngelsby, near Flensburg, Germany —


M P Wilson, O B

Jorgensen and GJohannesen

Vol 32, No 3,

2000, pp 127-132

Daylighting using light pipes and its

integration with solar heating and natural

ventilation — including Discussion

L Shao and S B Riffat Vol 32, No 3,

2000, pp 133-139

Mathematical model for the performance of

light pipes — including Discussion

X Zhang and T Muneer Vol 32, No 3,

2000, pp 141-146

DayMedia: a multimedia teaching package

on daylighting

A Jacobs and M

Wilson

Vol 32, No 3,

2000, pp 147-148



CD4 Volume 25 (1993) – Volume 32 (2000)

New graphical user interface for lightinganalysis software

M Pentney and R Peters

Vol 32, No 3,2000, pp 149-152

Daylight transmission of atrium roofs under

overcast and partly cloudy skies

S Sharples and A D

Shea

Vol 32, No 3,

2000, pp 153-155

Parallax in artificial sky domes J A Lynes and A

Gilding

Vol 32, No 3,

2000, pp 157-160

Daylighting museum galleries: a review of

the performance criteria – includingDiscussion

S Cannon-Brookes Vol 32, No 3,

2000, pp 161-168

Case studies of recent daylit galleries:

Foundation Beyeler; The New Art Gallery,Walsall; Tate Modern — including

Discussion

A Sedgwick and J

Shaw

Vol 32, No 3,

2000, pp 169-174

Daylight availability in top-lit atria:

prediction of skylight transmittance anddaylight factor

A Laouadi and M R

Atif

Vol 32, No 4,

2000, pp 175-186

Determination of sky types from global

illuminance

R Kittler and S Darula Vol 32, No 4,

2000, pp 187-193

Simulated driving performance and

peripheral detection at mesopic and low photopic light levels

J D Bullough and M S

Rea

Vol 32, No 4,

2000, pp 194-198

Preferred luminous conditions in open-planoffices: research and practice

recommendations— including Discussion

J A Veitch and G R Newsham

Vol 32, No 4,2000, pp 199-212

A step in quantifying the appearance of a lit

scene— including Discussion

D L Loe, K P

Mansfield and ERowlands

Vol 32, No 4,

2000, pp 213-222

Effect of thermal conditions and light source

type on visual comfort appraisal

C Laurentin, V

Berrutto and MFontoynont

Vol 32, No 4,

2000, pp 223-233

Correspondence — An investigation into

the relationship between luminance and brightness of strongly chromatic light

sources

S Fotios Vol 32, No 4,

2000, pp 234-235

Correspondence — Calibration and use of

camera-based systems for road lightingmeasurement

D J Carter Vol 32, No 4,

2000, pp 235-236

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