Summary
This paper discusses the impact of lighting systems in office buildings on circadian rhythms, and evaluates the performance of different glazing systems and artificial lights in terms of their potential to stimulate the circadian system.
Categories
Cognitive function and memory: The paper discusses the impact of lighting on the circadian system, which can affect cognitive function and memory.
Alertness and performance: The study evaluates how different lighting systems can affect alertness and performance in an office setting.
Lighting Design Considerations: The paper evaluates the performance of different glazing systems and artificial lights in terms of their potential to stimulate the circadian system, which is a key consideration in lighting design.
Well-being: The study discusses the impact of lighting on well-being, particularly in relation to the circadian system.
Author(s)
S Saiedlue, A Amirazar, J Hu
Publication Year
2019
Number of Citations
9
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