Результат грамотного проектирования осветительной установки – это человеко-ориентированная среда. Искусственное освещение напрямую влияет на здоровье человека в условиях, где существуют архитектурные ограничения и недостаточно естественного освещения (например, в тюрьмах). В этом исследовании моделировались условия подобные дневным с помощью динамического искусственного освещения. В качестве приёмов использовалось динамическое прямое, полупрямое и рассеянное освещение в условиях с недостаточным проникновением в помещение естественного света. Таким образом, была разработана недорогая система динамического освещения, ориентированная на биологические процессы человека, без изменения архитектурного дизайна. В этом исследовании в качестве метрики оценки влияния освещения на циркадную систему человека использовалась меланопическая освещённость согласно стандарту WELL в среде моделирования для различных типов освещения в тюремной среде.
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• архитектурное освещение
• проектирование освещения
• контроль физической среды
• эффективность освещения