Lighting Issues in the 1980's: Summary and Proceedings of a Lighting Roundtable Held at New York, New York on June 14 and 15, 1979

摘要

The Lighting Roundtable described in the report was conducted to foster an open discussion of the goals, issues, and responsibilities of the lighting community. It was not a problem-solving session, but rather a time to examine the long-term aspirations and objectives of lighting and barriers that may stand in the way of achieving them. Eight major issues were addressed by nine panelists and a number of invited auditors. The issues are as follows: (1) The Public Image of the Lighting Community; (2) U.S. Role in the Worldwide Lighting Community; (3) Factors Affecting Human Activities in the Built Environment; (4) Effect of Lighting on Environmental Quality; (5) Effects of Barriers; (6) Establishment of Illuminance Levels; (7) Integration of Subsystems; and (8) Professional Development and Lighting Education. The present publication consists of two parts: (1) A summary of the proceedings and (2) a complete transcript.