CIE Mesopic Photometry – Implementation for Outdoor Lighting

CIE Mesopic Photometry – Implementation for Outdoor Lighting

CIE Mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting Liisa Halonen, Grega Bizjak 1 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting Introduction Rods and Cones 2 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting 1 Introduction Photopic and scotopic vision 3 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting Photopic vision Luminous efficiency function (CIE 1924) dL L K e V d m 0 d Km=683 lm/W 4 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting 2 Photopic vision Gibson & Tyndall (1923) 5 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting Photopic vision Different modifications, especialy in blue region of spectrum (Judd 1951, Vos 1978). Vm(λ) – CIE 1988: as a supplement not replacement. 6 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting 3 Field of vision 2° and 10° field of vision 7 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting Photopic and Scotopic vision Scotopic vision V’(λ) – CIE 1951 K’m=1700 lm/W Same value of 683 lm/W at 555 nm. 8 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting 4 Photopic and scotopic vision At night we are more sensitive to blue light and Km is larger: white light is better than yelow light! 9 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting Photopic and scotopic vision Luminous efficacy of different light sources Light source Luminous efficacy lm/W Photopic Scotopic 100 W HPS 95 61 180 W LPS 180 41 100 W HP MH 85 142 36 W CFL 4000 K 93 141 10 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting 5 Photopic and scotopic vision Luminances at outdoor (street) lighting are not in photopic or scotopic region but in mesopic! 11 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting Mesopic vision Photopic: Mesopic: Scotopic: from 5 cd/m2 from 5·10-3 cd/m2 from 10-6 cd/m2 to 10+4 cd/m2 to 5 cd/m2 to 5·10-3 cd/m2 12 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting 6 Mesopic photometry Between 2000 and 2005 two models of mesopic photometry were developed: • X-mode (Rea at al., 2004) • MOVE – model (Eloholma,) 2005 13 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting Mesopic photometry Both models share the same idea: M (x)Vmes xV () (1 x)V '() 14 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting 7 Mesopic Photometry But gives different results: 15 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting Mesopic photometry CIE 191:2010 – Recomended System for Mesopic Photometry Based on Visual Performance M (m)Vmes mV () (1 m)V '() 0 m 1 683 L V () L () d mes mes e Vmes (0 ) m … coefficient, depends on the visual adaptation conditions M(m) … normalizing function such that maximum value of Vmes(λ) is 1 Vmes(λ) … the value of Vmes(λ) at 555 nm 16 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting 8 Mesopic photometry To calculate the mesopic values one needs: • backggppround photopic luminance ( i.e. adap tation luminance) and • S/P – ratio. 17 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting Photopic and scotopic vision At least one problem left to be solved: in order to determine the background photopic luminance (adaptation luminance), we first need to define visual adaptation field: • size of visual adaptation fiels; • eye movement; • ???? CIE JTC 001 – Implementation of CIE 191 Msopic Photometry in Outdoor lighting. 18 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting 9 Photopic and scotopic vision If the visual adaptation field is broader than the road, the road surrounding also influeces mesopic photometry! 19 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting Conclusions Thank you very much for your attention! 20 Halonen, Bizjak: CIE mesopic photometry – implementation for outdoor lighting 10.

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