ASSIST: Alliance for Solid-State Illumination Systems and Technologies
ASSIST recommends... Outdoor Lighting
Published January 2009
This volume of ASSIST recommends provides a general overview of outdoor lighting, a fast-growing market for LEDs, as well as information about a new system for characterizing different light sources used in outdoor lighting.
The first issue
discusses the objectives and applications of outdoor lighting and factors to consider when planning an outdoor lighting installation.
The second issue discusses a new, unified system of photometry that would more accurately characterize different light sources at any light level, facilitating the specification of effective lighting systems for different applications, including those used outdoors at night.
Volume 6, Issue 1: Outdoor Lighting: A Short Guide to Applications, Objectives and Considerations
(PDF 221K)
Volume 6, Issue 2: Outdoor Lighting: Visual Efficacy (PDF 353K)
RELATED TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS
Technical Report: The Potential of Outdoor Lighting for Stimulating the Human Circadian System
See ASSIST recommends: Parking Lot Lighting and ASSIST recommends: Street and Roadway Lighting for more outdoor lighting recommendations.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
ASSIST and the Lighting Research Center would like to thank the following for their review and feedback during the development of this publication: New York State Energy and Research Development Authority.
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