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Download Book of Abstracts AIC LISBOA 2018 colour & human comfort AIC Interim Meeting I 25-29 September 2018 I Lisbon, Portugal I www. aic 2018.0rg AIC LISBOA 2018 colour & human comfort Abstracts of the International Colour Association (AIC) Conference 2018 Lisbon, PORTUGAL 25 – 29 September 2018 Sponsored by Associação Portuguesa da Cor (APC) Published by International Colour Association (AIC) associação portuguesa da cor This publication includes Abstracts of the keynote, oral and poster papers presented in the International Colour Association (AIC) Conference 2018. The theme of the conference was Colour and Human Comfort. The conference, organised by the Associação Portuguesa da Cor (APC), was held in Lisbon, Portugal on 25-29 September 2018. More information in: www.aic2018.org. GRAPHIC DESIGN Cover and Layout - Luisa Costa and Cristina Pinheiro Edition - Margarida Gamito Assistent in Edition - Joana Sousa and Miguel Sanches © 2018 International Colour Association (AIC) International Colour Association Incorporated PO Box 764 Newtown NSW 2042 Australia www.aic-colour.org All rights reserved. DISCLAIMER Matters of copyright for all images and text associated with the papers within the Proceedings of the International Colour Association (AIC) 2018 and Book of Abstracts are the responsibility of the authors. The AIC does not accept responsibility for any liabilities arising from the publica- tion of any of the submissions. COPYRIGHT Reproduction of this document or parts thereof by any means whatsoever is prohibited without the written permission of the International Colour Association (AIC). All copies of the individual articles remain the intellectual property of the individual authors and/or their affiliated institutions. 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS: International Colour Association, AIC 3 AIC President’s Message: Tien-Rein Lee 4 AIC Past President’s Message: Nick Harkness 5 Arts andArts Design APCor President’s Message: Margarida Gamito 6 AIC Lisboa 2018 Committees 7 Interim Meeting Topics and Themes 9 in Colour Oral papers and Posters by Topics and alphabetic order 11 Keynote speakers 15 Colour in the Built Environment 23 Colourimetry 61 Colour in Arts and Design 69 Colour and Lighting 93 Colour and Culture 105 Colour and Health 137 Colour and Physiology 149 Colour and Psychology 157 Digital Colour 173 Colour and Landscape 183 Index of Names 187 Organizers, Collaborators and Sponsors 191 AIC Interim Meeting | 25 – 29 September 2018 | Lisbon, Portugal | www.aic2018.org 3 International Colour Association, AIC AIC Executive Committee President: Tien-Rein Lee │ Past President: Nick Harkness │ Vice President: Vien Cheung │ Secretary Treasurer: Leslie Harrington │ Committee Members: Maurizio Rossi, Paula Csillag, Takahiko Horiuchi, Ralf Weber. Member Countries Argentina: Grupo Argentino Del Colour │ Australia: Colour Society Of Australia │ Belgium: Interdisciplinary Colour Association – Belgium Brazil: Associação Pró-Cor Do Brasil │ Bulgaria: Colour Group – Bulgaria │ Canada: Colour Research Society Of Canada │ Chile: Asociación Chilena Del Colour │ China: Colour Association Of China │ Croatia: Hrvatska Udruga Za Boje │ Finland: Suomen Väriyhdistys Svy Ry │ France: Centre Français De La Couleur │ Germany: Deutscher Verband Farbe │ Great Britain: The Colour Group (Great Britain) │ Hungary: Hungarian National Colour Committee │ Italy: Gruppo Del Coloure - Associazione Italiana Coloure │ Japan: Colour Science Association Of Japan │ Korea: Korean Society Of Colour Studies │ Mexico: Asociación Mexicana De Investigadores Del Colour │ Norway: Forum Farge │ Portugal: Associação Portuguesa Da Cor │ Slovenia: Slovensko Zdruzenje Za Barve │ Spain: Comité Español Del Colour │ Sweden: Stiftelsen Svenskt Färgcentrum │ Switzerland: Pro/Coloure │ Taiwan: Colour Association Of Taiwan │ Thailand: The Colour Group Of Thailand │ The Netherlands: Stichting Kleurenvisie: Het Nederlands Platform Voor Kleur │ United States of America: Inter-Society Colour Council. AIC Associate Members North America: International Association Of Colour Consultants/Designers │ United States Of America: Colour Marketing Group. AIC Study Groups Study Group On The Language of Colour (LC): Chair: Dimitris Mylonas (United Kingdom), Co-Chair: Galina Paramei (United Kingdom) │ Study Group on Colour Education (CE): Chair: Robert Hirschler (Hungary And Brazil) │ Study Group on Environmental Colour Design (ECD): Chair: Verena M. Schindler (Switzerland), Co- Chair: Yulia A. Griber (Russia │ Study Group On Arts And Design (AD): Chair: Prof. Dr. Maria João Durão │ Study Group On Colour Vision And Psychophysics (CVP): Chair: Katsunori Okajima (Japan), Secretary: Manuel Melgosa (Spain). AIC Interim Meeting | 25 – 29 September 2018 | Lisbon, Portugal | www.aic2018.org 4 AIC President’s Message: Tien-Rein Lee Dear members of the AIC International Colour Association, On the occasion of the AIC Interim Meeting in Lisbon, Portugal, the global colour community is once again getting together to celebrate the astonishing abundance of colour research and development and the substantial significance it has – in its contribution to the spheres of science, design, and arts, and to societies worldwide. It is a great honour for me to very warmly welcome all participants and attendees from our global colour community to enthusiastically engage and indulge in a most colourful exchange of ideas throughout this event. Under the well-chosen topic of “Colour & Human Comfort”, you are cordially invited to share and discuss your fields of expertise with a multidisciplinary group of specialists from scientific, technological and artistic domains. As the conference theme aims to relate the human being with comfort through the transdisciplinary knowledge of colour, it recognizes the important impact colour may have for the human well-being, and the roles colour can play in every person’s daily life experiences. Now when the iconic crow of St. Vincent is going to spread its wings over the colourful city of Lisbon, I am sure we will all enjoy a very fascinating and inspiring conference with a program including all main topics of colour interest and R&D: ranging from Colour in the Built Environment, Colourimetry, and Colour in Arts and Design, over Colour and Lighting, Colour and Culture, Colour and Health, and Colour and Physiology, to Colour and Psychology, Digital Colour, and Colour and Landscape. Experts from many places all over the world are expected to take part in shaping this event to become another milestone in the history of the AIC International Colour Association. Therefore, I would like to express my utmost gratitude towards the Organizing Committee and the Scientific Committee of this AIC Interim Meeting, especially to the Committee Chairs held by Prof. Dr. Margarida Gamito and Prof. Dr. Maria João Durão, the Co-Chairs held by Prof. Dr. Fernando Moreira da Silva, Prof. Dr. João Pernão and Architect MSc Zélia Simões, but as much to all presenters and the nearly 70 reviewers and all other responsible people involved, for their excellent work in preparing this remarkable conference program, and for turning the event into a colourful, radiating stage of expertise. Wishing you a most exciting and inspiring time at the “Colour & Human Comfort” AIC Interim Meeting 2018 in Lisbon! Prof. Dr. Tien-Rein Lee AIC President AIC Interim Meeting | 25 – 29 September 2018 | Lisbon, Portugal | www.aic2018.org 5 AIC Past President’s Message: Nick Harkness Dear Friends I am delighted to have been invited by APCOR to write a welcome to you all to AIC 2018 in the dynamic city of Lisbon. I first visited Portugal more than forty years ago mostly in north and the area around Oporto. Fond memories of great lobsters, sardines and superb wines from the Douro valley and of course the wonderful friendly Portuguese. Portugal was our country of choice for our last holiday in Europe before my wife and I left England in 1978 for a new adventure in Australia. I was not invited to reminisce but to let you know what has been achieved by the AIC over the last two years which is truly remarkable. For me the four most important initiatives are the establishment of the new AIC Student Awards which will be managed by the JAIC editorial team, Stephen Westland and Vien Cheung (Vice President of AIC). The new AIC Study Group on Arts and Design which is the brain child of Maria João Durão, a very active member of the Executive Committee of the AIC, setting the wheels in motion for a much more interactive AIC website which is being managed very successfully by Leslie Harrington (Secretary/Treasurer of AIC). Log on if you have not already and experience the ease of navigation around the website. Last but not least, our application for ISSN accreditation for the JAIC and Proceedings from AIC meetings which has been the result of hard work by Vien Cheung. All these initiatives will greatly enhance the prestige of AIC and its academic excellence. AIC 2018 is the launch pad for these initiatives, please give them your full support. The first Student Awards have been greeted with an amazing response with approximately, 30 submissions from fourteen countries. There will be a special edition of the JAIC which will feature the six best papers. If this momentum is maintained the AIC has the resources to offer more awards which could be spread across a range of disciplines. To you all and especially my friends at APCOR have a fabulously colourful time in Lisbon. Best regards, Nick Harkness Immediate Past President AIC AIC Interim Meeting | 25 – 29 September 2018 | Lisbon, Portugal
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