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Спортивные залы закрытого типа – объекты частого проведения соревнований. Для их эффективной организации необходим контроль факторов физического риска: освещения, температуры и звука. Освещение – важнейший из этих факторов, поскольку напрямую влияет на зрительное восприятие спортсменов, судей и зрителей. Обеспечение идеального освещенияв крытых спортивных сооруженияхкритически важно для предотвращения снижения производительности из-за ухудшения видимости у участников и судей, а также для повышения комфорта восприятия у зрителей. Основные условия достижения этого – поддержание средней яркости на оптимальном уровне и устранение неоднородностей в её распределении, гарантирующие равномерность яркости на игровой поверхности. Следовательно, значения яркости в помещении требуют периодической проверки и, при необходимости, технического обслуживания ОУ. Измерение яркости в различных точках пространства необходимо для критически важных работ по обслуживанию и модернизации ОУ. Однако этот процесс остаётся трудоёмким и отнимает много времени, что исключает математический расчёт распределения яркости после физического износа оборудования. Учитывая эти сложности, потребность в новых методах очевидна. В настоящем исследовании представлен новый прогнозный метод контроля равномерности яркости в крытых спортивных залах. Данный метод позволяет легко прогнозировать средние значения яркости и выявлять точки неоднородности в её распределении, обеспечивая возможность своевременного вмешательства в работу ОУ.
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