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Lamp spectrum and spatial brightness at photopic levels: A basis for developing a metric

Fotios et al., 2015

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1830337934498606283
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Fotios S
Atli D
Cheal C
Houser K
Logadóttir �
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Lighting Research & Technology

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Light sources are available in a variety of spectral power distributions (SPDs) and this affects spatial brightness in a manner not predicted by quantities such as illuminance. Tuning light source SPD to better match the sensitivity of visual perception may allow the same spatial …
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