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EXPLORING THE COLOUR APPEARANCE IN HDR TERRITORY (PP04, 252-255)
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THE OPTIMIZATION OF A SMALL OFFICE LIGHTING BASED ON THE DYNAMIC TAGUCHI METHOD (PP03, 247-251)
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DEPRECIATION OF ROOM SURFACES REFLECTANCE AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON MAINTENANCE FACTOR OF LIGHTING SYSTEMS (PP02, 238-246)
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AN OPTICAL FILM-BASED DAYLIGHTING SYSTEM WITH HIGH DAYLIGHTING PERFORMANCE AND LESS DISCOMFORT GLARE (PP01, 228-237)
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HUMAN VISUAL RESPONSES TO PAINTING AFFECTED BY LIGHTING CONDITIONS (OP37, 222-227)
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A CROSS-CULTURAL STUDY OF COLOUR EMOTION FOR INTERIOR LIGHTING (OP36, 215-221)
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MODELLING BRIGHTNESS IN TERMS OF ROD, S-CONE AND IPRGC SIGNALS BASED ON A NEW VISUAL EXPERIMENT (OP35, 209-214)
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EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT BRIGHTNESS PERCEPTION MODELS BASED ON HUMAN PUPIL LIGHT RESPONSES (OP34, 201-208)
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EXPERIENCE OF LIGHT IN COMPARISON WITH RETINAL RESPONSE TO RADIATION (OP30, 191-200)
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USING LIGHT TO FACILITATE THE MOBILITY OF LOW VISION PEOPLE (OP29, 181-190)
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EFFECTS OF COLOUR TEMPERATURE IN RESTING STATE: ANALYSIS OF HEART RATE, BLOOD PRESSURE, AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH (OP28, 174-180)
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A LIGHT THAT CAN IMPROVE SLEEPING QUALITY IN TERMS OF HORMONE CONCENTRATION (OP27, 169-173)
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THE INFLUENCE OF ADAPTING FIELD SIZE ON DEGREE OF CHROMATIC ADAPTATION (OP26, 161-168)
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STRUCTURAL MATERIAL EFFECTS ON DISCOMFORT GLARE IN THE DARK CAB (OP25, 155-160)
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A STUDY OF VISUAL TARGET VISIBILITY IN MESOPIC VISION BASED ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM (OP24, 147-154)
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INFLUENCE OF FREQUENCY, WAVEFORM AND COLOUR ON THE VISIBILITY OF THE PHANTOM ARRAY EFFECT (OP23, 138-146)
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KANSEI EVALUATION OF COLOUR IMAGES IN VARIOUS COLOUR GAMUTS USING DIFFERENT RED PRIMARIES (OP22, 133-137)
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POTENTIAL OF ENERGY SAVINGS IN TRAFFIC-FLOW CONTROLLED STREET LIGHTING SYSTEMS (OP21, 123-132)
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ADAPTIVE LIGHTING IN MOTORIZED TRAFFIC ROAD: REAL INSTALLATIONS SHOW THAT IOT TECHNOLOGIES CAN SUPPORT THE CORRECT USE OF STANDARDS (OP19, 112-122)
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NEW EMPIRICAL DATA FOR PEDESTRIAN LIGHTING EFFECT ON RECOGNITION ABILITY ON REAL 3D FACIAL EXPRESSION (OP18, 106-111)