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Toward a Model of Visual Performance: A Review of Methodologies

M. S. Rea
Pages 128-142 | Published online: 20 Sep 2013

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David L. DiLaura, Rita M. Harrold, Kevin W. Houser, Richard G. Mistrick & Gary R. Steffy. (2011) A Procedure for Determining Target Illuminances. LEUKOS 7:3, pages 145-158.
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VWL Lo & KA Steemers. (2021) Evaluating the overall impression of concert lighting: An integrated approach. Lighting Research & Technology 54:3, pages 261-286.
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B Yang & M Wei. (2020) Road lighting: A pilot study investigating improvement of visual performance using light sources with a larger gamut area. Lighting Research & Technology 52:7, pages 895-905.
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Benoit Perroud, Stephane Regnier, Andras Kemeny & Frederic Merienne. (2020) Application of a Relative Visual Performance Model in a Virtual Reality Immersive System. IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics 26:10, pages 3128-3132.
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Peter Boyce. 2014. Human Factors in Lighting, Third Edition. Human Factors in Lighting, Third Edition 611 666 .
MS Rea. (2012) The Trotter Paterson Lecture 2012: Whatever happened to visual performance?. Lighting Research & Technology 44:2, pages 95-108.
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MG FigueiroJA Brons, B. Plitnick, B. Donlan, RP Leslie & MS Rea. (2010) Measuring circadian light and its impact on adolescents. Lighting Research & Technology 43:2, pages 201-215.
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Peter Boyce. 2003. Human Factors in Lighting, Second Edition. Human Factors in Lighting, Second Edition 522 571 .
Igor Knez & Staffan Hygge. (2002) Irrelevant speech and indoor lighting: effects on cognitive performance and self‐reported affect. Applied Cognitive Psychology 16:6, pages 709-718.
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Beatriz M O’Donell MagisterElisa M Colombo. (2016) Inner contrast and perceptual quality in tasks with video display units. Lighting Research & Technology 33:3, pages 145-159.
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Igor KnezChristina Kers. (2016) Effects of Indoor Lighting, Gender, and Age on Mood and Cognitive Performance. Environment and Behavior 32:6, pages 817-831.
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Alan L. Lewis. 1993. Environmental Vision. Environmental Vision 137 150 .
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Mark S. Rea & Michael J. Ouellette. (2016) Relative visual performance: A basis for application. Lighting Research & Technology 23:3, pages 135-144.
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Mark S Rea & Michael J Ouellette. (2016) Visual performance using reaction times. Lighting Research & Technology 20:4, pages 139-153.
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