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Disability glare: A study in simulated road lighting conditions

Davoudian et al., 2014

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9247347844823497482
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Davoudian N
Raynham P
Barrett E
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Lighting Research & Technology

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Disability glare is associated with veiling luminance caused by light from bright sources being scattered within the eyes of observers, thereby reducing retinal luminance contrast. This study compares the reduction in observers' performance in the presence of glare with …
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