Light & Engineering 30 (1)

Volume 30
Date of publication 02/24/2022
Pages 101–112

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3D Night Illumination of Aphrodisias Open-Air Museum with LED Technology L&E, Vol.30, No.1, 2022

Articles authors:

Safiye Nazmiye Ozturk, Mustafa Onat, Hasan Huseyin Celik

Safiye Nazmiye Ozturk, M. Sc. She is currently studying as a doctoral student in Mechatronics Engineering at Marmara University

Mustafa Onat, Ph.D. He is currently working at Marmara University, Faculty of Engineering as an associated professor with the Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department

Hasan Huseyin Celik, Ph.D. He is currently working at Marmara University, Technology Faculty as an assistant professor with the Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department

Abstract:

In recent years, the illumination in Turkey has increased significantly with the spread of LED technology. The main difficulty in illumination historical artifacts is to accurately reveal their identities by animating visual details, content, and emotions with efficient lighting installation, thus preserving their integrity, and carrying them into the future. The study aims to make historical artifacts more attractive with 3D simulation, prevent visual discomfort, and reduce energy loss. This report is the first attempt to address the illumination of the Aphrodisias open-air museum found in the west of Turkey. The 3D simulation is implemented and analysed for the selected zones. The desired results are successfully achieved through the simulation and experimental studies by finding the light sources with performance parameters, such as CCT, CRI, and luminous efficacy according to the location and texture. The results promote modern technologies for the openair museums in Turkey and offer solutions for safe night visits, energy efficient illumination, and enhancing visual aesthetics.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.33383/2021-039

Article in RUS:
Svetotekhnika # 5, 2021, pp. 29–37

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