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Author Żagan, W.,; Skarżyński, K.
Title Analysis of light pollution from floodlighting: Is there a different approach to floodlighting? Type Journal Article
Year 2017 Publication Light and Engineering Abbreviated Journal
Volume 25 Issue 1 Pages 75-82
Keywords LED lighting
Abstract The research which was prepared for this paper was inspired by a real floodlit object. The main distinctive feature is connected with the directionality of its lighting. The „Sezam” building was one of the first to be illuminated in the opposite way to the usual manner of floodlighting. The analysis, based on the measurement of horizontal illuminance on the pavement in front of the building andof theluminance on the facade, leads to some very unusual conclusions. It goes deeper than merely the assessment of the phenomenon of light pollution in the context of floodlighting. Additionally, a short survey about the preferences of lighting directionality in floodlighting and the general concept of light pollution was conducted on a group of over a dozen people. It turned out that people are quite aware of the phenomenon of light pollution and they rather prefer illumination from floodlighting to be from bottom to top.
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Call Number GFZ @ kyba @ Serial 2450
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Author Weiss, C.M.
Title The effect of illumination and stage of tide on the attachment of barnacle cyprids Type Journal Article
Year 1947 Publication The Biological Bulletin Abbreviated Journal
Volume 93 Issue 3 Pages 240-249
Keywords animals
Abstract 1. The cyprid larvae of Balanus improvisus were found to settle in a diurnal rhythm with maximum numbers attaching during daylight hours.

2. No consistent pattern of vertical distribution of the cyprids was found.

3. The normal diurnal cycle in rate of attachment of barnacle cyprids was nullified by the use of artificial illumination over the collecting surfaces at night.

4. The magnitude of the cyprid collection on the artificially illuminated surfaces was equal to the collection on the sun-illuminated surfaces in daylight.

5. The intensity of artificial light necessary to produce large cyprid attachments at night was of an order as low as 1 footcandle at the water surface.

6. No correlation was found between the quantity of artificial light at night and the numbers of cyprids attached.

7. The highest rate of cyprid attachment relative to the phase of the tide was found to occur when the waters of upper Biscayne Bay were sampled at the collecting station. This body of water reached the sampling station at low tide and was characterized by a high cyprid population.
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Call Number GFZ @ kyba @ Serial 2464
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Author Gunn, D.L.; Walshe, B.M.
Title The Biology and Behaviour of Ptinus Tectus Boie.(Coleoptera, Ptinidae), A Pest of Stored Products: IV. Temperature Preference Type Journal Article
Year 1942 Publication Journal of Experimental Biology Abbreviated Journal
Volume 19 Issue 2 Pages 133-140
Keywords Animals
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Call Number GFZ @ kyba @ Serial 2465
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Author Lammerts, W.E.
Title The effect of continuous light, high nutrient level and temperature on flowering of camellia hybrids Type Journal Article
Year 1949 Publication American Camellia Yearbook Abbreviated Journal
Volume Issue Pages 53-56
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Call Number GFZ @ kyba @ Serial 2466
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Author Wang, G., Wang, S., Zhang, L., Sun, F., Yan, F., & Yang, X.
Title A New Light Control Method with Charge Induction of Moving Target Type Journal Article
Year 2019 Publication IEEE Sensors Journal Abbreviated Journal
Volume 19 Issue 16 Pages
Keywords Lighting; Instrumentation
Abstract Intelligent lamp control system has been widely studied all over the world because of its energy saving and social effect. In this paper, a new intelligent lamp control method based on charge induction for moving target is proposed. The detection model is established with the surface charge induction and verified by a luggage detection experiment. The intelligent lamp control system using the detection method is carried out. The performance of the system demonstrates that the proposed method can detect the moving target at any orientation whatever with or without occlusion and the detection distance can reach more than 3 m for the pedestrian.
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Call Number IDA @ intern @ Serial 2470
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