Exploring the role of prior knowledge in visual evaluation and performance under dim lighting conditions
Anthropogenic light at night (ALAN) has become an increasingly growing concern due to its potential ecological and physiological impacts. While technical solutions for minimizing light pollution have been widely proposed, less is known about how public awareness or prior knowledge of light pollution influences human perception and behavior under low-light conditions. This study aims to investigate whether prior knowledge of light pollution affects subjective and objective responses to outdoor lighting environments with varying chromaticities and illuminance levels.
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Work Title Exploring the role of prior knowledge in visual evaluation and performance under dim lighting conditions Subtitle Joint Biennial CNC-CIE, CIE-USNC & CORM Conference Access Creators - Yue Liu
- Dorukalp Durmus
License In Copyright (Rights Reserved) Work Type Article Publication Date November 2025 Deposited March 24, 2026 Versions
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