Contrasting dynamic light scenarios in an operational office: Effects on visual experience, alertness, cognitive performance, and sleep
In this field study, we tested the effects of dynamic light scenarios and personal illuminance on visual experience, sleepiness, cognitive performance and sleep in an operational office. Two dynamic light scenarios, different in timing but with equal luminous exposure, were tested against a referenc...
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