Summary
This paper presents a study on human lighting adjustment behavior and preference in diverse lighting conditions using virtual reality, with a focus on emotional feedback and behavioral data.
Categories
Cognitive function and memory: The paper discusses how lighting conditions can impact cognitive function and memory, particularly in work and educational environments.
Alertness and performance: The study explores how different lighting conditions can affect alertness and performance, with a focus on work-related activities.
Mood regulation: The research investigates how lighting conditions can influence mood, with a focus on the effects of illuminance and correlated color temperature.
Lighting Design Considerations: The paper presents a novel approach to assessing human lighting adjustment behavior and preference in diverse lighting conditions, providing insights that can guide the optimization of lighting design across various settings.
Well-being: The study discusses how lighting conditions can impact various aspects of human wellbeing, including circadian health, architectural design, cognitive function, and overall quality of life.
Author(s)
A Mostafavi, TB Xu, S Kalantari
Publication Year
2023
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