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GENERAL THESIS IN PARK LIGHTING

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  67-76

Abstract

LIGHTING design encompasses all forms of light within La space. The object of LIGHTING design is to consider how light reveals the form and color of the elements of a project, how the users visually interact with it and how best to provide the functional LIGHTING levels that are required.Site LIGHTING is a practical consideration as well as a design consideration in any new project. Good LIGHTING can extend the use of outdoor environments, contribute to the safety of many areas and add charm and drama to the nighttime landscape. The field of LIGHTING designs is a developed and specialized technology that is constantly changing with new discoveries in optics, light source and the understanding of light energy.The need for LIGHTING must be established before it is designed or engineered.LIGHTING can be an inherent sharper of urban form.Handsome LIGHTING in an area attracts large numbers of people to it for work or play. Amusement parks agencies demonstrated the emotional magic and attraction of artificial light long ago. Discussions in outdoor LIGHTING tasks have not been defined. Indeed, a survey of the literature indicates little consensus on the importance of the various factors, involved in satisfying visibility requirements. It is not always known precisely how much illumination is required for each different mission. Selection of LIGHTING levels is arbitrary and artificial light minimums have been rising as rapidly the national gross product. There is so much emphasis on the quantity of light that it needs remembering that usually people don't see illumination at ail_only brightness. Unless the observer is looking directly at the light source, he sees only the light retransmitted or reflected, by surface around him. This light is brightness not illumination. Imaginative and expansive LIGHTING effects can do more than light the way for the observer. The influence of light on the culture and psychology of man is too great for it to be treated mechanically.The purposes of outdoor LIGHTING indude:1) Improving the legibility of critical nodes, landmarks, and circulation and activity zones in the landscape.2) Facilitating the safe movement of pedestrians and vehicles, prompting a more secure environment and minimizing the potential for personal harm and damage to property.3) Helping to reveal the salient feature of a site at a desired intensity of light in order to encourage nighttime use of a particular environment.Intersections, decision points, crossings, steps, arrival points, etc. should be articulated in a manner that signals their presence, shape and nature. The illumination pattern should serve as a visual cue to what conditions may lay ahead. This section induces information useful for solving site problems. Included are definitions of term associated with LIGHTING, LIGHTING effect, characteristics of light and recommended levels of illumination for various landscape uses. The information induced here will help the designer focus on specific ideas about LIGHTING and aid in the process of specifying fixtures for particular LIGHTING projects.

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    ADIBI, A.A., MONAM, A.R., & GHAZIZADEH, S.N.. (2006). GENERAL THESIS IN PARK LIGHTING. HONAR-HA-YE-ZIBA, -(27), 67-76. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/5751/en

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    ADIBI A.A., MONAM A.R., GHAZIZADEH S.N.. GENERAL THESIS IN PARK LIGHTING. HONAR-HA-YE-ZIBA[Internet]. 2006;-(27):67-76. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/5751/en

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    A.A. ADIBI, A.R. MONAM, and S.N. GHAZIZADEH, “GENERAL THESIS IN PARK LIGHTING,” HONAR-HA-YE-ZIBA, vol. -, no. 27, pp. 67–76, 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/5751/en

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