Summary
This paper investigates the design and operational characteristics of circadian lighting systems, focusing on how color intensity, color temperature, and their temporal characteristics relate to the circadian response and how this knowledge can be utilized in designing and operating lighting systems for indoor environments.
Categories
Cognitive function and memory: The paper discusses how circadian lighting systems can impact human physical characteristics and biological responses, potentially affecting cognitive function.
Alertness and performance: The paper explores how circadian lighting systems can influence alertness and performance by aligning with the human circadian rhythm.
Lighting Design Considerations: The paper provides an in-depth investigation into the design and operational characteristics of circadian lighting systems, discussing how they can be optimized for human use.
Well-being: The paper suggests that the use of circadian lighting systems can improve occupant attention and well-being in indoor spaces.
Author(s)
A Adams
Publication Year
2020
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