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Glare:
John D. Bullough
The recent evolution in lighting technologies has brought new concerns about glare from lighting systems. This Spotlight describes the different types and effects of glare, and what aspects of light intensity, distribution, and color impact it. Practical guidance for minimizing glare is also included.
Radiometry & Photometry:
by Ernest R. Blatchley III
An intuitively organized and incisive exploration of UV radiation and its modern applications.
In Photochemical Reactors: Theory, Methods, and Applications of Ultraviolet Radiation, distinguished civil engineer and researcher Dr. Ernest R. Blatchley III delivers a comprehensive exploration of the theory, methods, and contemporary and emerging applications of ultraviolet (UV) radiation. The author describes the fundamentals of the history of photochemistry and photochemical reactions before moving on to consider the dynamic behavior of UV-based reactor systems and the physical concepts that govern natural and man-made sources of UV radiation.
by Ross McCluney
Description: This second edition of an Artech House classic title describes in detail the relationship between radiometry and photometry. It covers information needed to solve problems in radiation transfer and detection, detectors, measuring instruments, and concepts in colorimetry.
Photometry and Radiometry for Engineers, Allen Stimson, ISBN 0-471-82531-X, 1974 Wiley Interscience Publication
Principles of Color Technology, Second Edition, Fred W Billmeyer, Jr. & Max Saltzman, ISBN 0-471-03052-X, 1981 Wiley Interscience Publication
Optical Radiation Measurements, Volume 1, Radiometry, Franc Grum, Richard J Becherer, ISBN 0-12-304901-6 (v.1), 1979 Academic Press Inc
Optical Radiation Measurements, Volume 2, Color Measurement, edited by Franc Grum, C. James Bartleson, ISBN 0-12-304902-4 (v.2), 1980 Academic Press Inc
Optical Radiation Measurements, Volume 3, Measurement of Photoluminescence, Volume Editor Klaus D Mielenz, ISBN 0-12-304903-2 (v.3), 1982 Academic Press Inc
Optical Radiation Measurements, Volume 4, Physical Detectors of Optical Radiation, W Budde, ISBN 0-12-304904-0 (v.4), 1983 Academic Press Inc
Optical Radiation Measurements, Volume 5, Visual Measurements, Volume Editors C. James Bartleson , Franc Grum, ISBN 0-12-304905-9 (v.5), 1984 Academic Press Inc
Reliable Spectroradiometry. Kostkowski, Henry J. , La Plata, MD: Spectroradiometry Consulting, 1997. Print. ISBN 10: 096577130X ISBN 13: 9780965771306
Johan Heinrich Lambert's Latin translated to English by David L. DiLaura.
Johan Heinrich Lambert’s celebrated Photometria is unique in the history of applied optics and what has come to be called Illumination Engineering. Written in 1760, it was the first systematic attempt to formulate, prove and demonstrate the processes and principles to be used in the quantification of light, its effects, and the photometric properties of materials. Though his interest had its roots in atmospheric and astronomic phenomena, Lambert’s intent was a quantification of all matters dealing with light, including vision.
Colorimetry:
Color Science: Concepts and Methods, Quantitative Data and Formulas
By Gunter Wyszecki & Walter Stanley Stiles
Description: This paperback reprint of a classic book deals with all phases of light, color, and color vision, providing comprehensive data, formulas, concepts, and procedures needed in basic and applied research in color vision, colorimetry, and photometry.
Optics:
Bibliotheca Opticoria 1475-1925
By David L. DiLaura
Excerpt from the book description: "Bibliotheca Opticoria 1475-1925 describes 774 books that made and marked the history of optics -- all from the collection of the author. Over a span of nearly 500 years, the books describe the development of the theory, practice, and application of optics. Topics include: The nature of vision and ocular optics, The nature of light and physical optics, Formation of images and geometrical optics, Optical craft and materials, Light as measurement tool, Mathematization of optics, and How optics was taught and learned."