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eye diseases(passive) can be caused byDisability glare
light being scattered in the eye , which then reduces luminance contrast of the retinal image.5 Fluorescent lighting(passive) is caused byDisability glare
the inter - reflection of light within the eyeball ... reducing the contrast between task and glare source to the point where the task can not be distinguished(passive) is caused byDisability glare
eye conditions , like cataracts(passive) can be caused byDisability glare
Glare on the eyes from excessive night lightingcan causedisability glare
a light source being in the field - of - view of an individual(passive) is caused byDisability glare
through using luminaires that effectively shield the light source ( see table(passive) should therefore be preventedDisability glare
When our eyes are adapted to the nighttime environment , on‐coming car headlights can be temporarily blindingcausingdisability glare
any strong light source ( direct - sunlight , radar scope ) that is not shielded from the field of visionwill causedisability glare
Glare limitation – an often underestimated factor Excessively intense lightcan causephysiological ( disability ) glare
excessively bright outdoor light that shines into pedestrian ’s eyes(passive) is caused byDisability glare
the blinding from oncoming car lights ( high beams ) , or light scattering in fog or reduced contrast(passive) Caused byDisability glare
desks facing out on a bright view can be a problemcausingglare disability
bright light sources(passive) is caused byDisability glare
Reduced transparency that leads to increased reflection and scatter of lightcan potentially causedisability glare
An intraocular lens with a large number of glisteningscausesdisability glare
on the other hand(passive) is causedDisability glare
Non - Conforming LuminairesCausingDisability Glare
a reduction of contrast which leads to a decrease in visibility(passive) is caused byDisability glare
the distortion of the luminance distribution perceived by a standard observermay ... causedisability glare
a light so bright that its intensity results in a measurable reduction in a driver ’s ability to perform visual tasks(passive) is created byDisability glare
Exposure to bright lightscreatesdisability glare
Downlighting , on the flip sidecould potentially createdisability glare
Since dazzling from sun reflection are always assumedto causedisability glare
scattered light forming a luminous veil over the retina(passive) caused bydisability glare
Direct sun in the eyecan causedisability glare
This conditioncausesGlare Disability
internal reflection of stray light within the eye which is superimposed on the retina(passive) is caused byDisability glare
A special designed reflector systempreventsdisability glare
light scatter from ocular media.28(passive) is caused byDisability glare
light scattered within the eye(passive) may be caused byDisability glare
sunlight reflecting from or covering whatever Disability glare is you ’re looking at(passive) is caused byDisability glare
sunlight reflecting from or covering whatever it is you ’re looking at(passive) is caused byDisability glare
veiling glare(passive) created bythe disability glare
Also known as veiling luminance(passive) is causedDisability Glare
excessively bright , unwanted light from outdoor lighting shining in one(passive) caused byDisability glare —
Natural lenses that develops over timecausesdisability glare
A bright light in a dark parking garagecould causedisability glare
A veiling luminance measured or predicted above this valuewill resultin disability glare
They could cause eye fatigue and discomfort when viewed by the human eye as blue light scatters more within the human eyeleadingto disability glare
in reduced visual performance and visibilityresultsin reduced visual performance and visibility
while causing a veil of light over the visual objectcan ... createwhile causing a veil of light over the visual object
vision and blindspreventsvision and blinds
in the impairment on the subject ’s eyesightmay resultin the impairment on the subject ’s eyesight
a substantial reduction in a driver ’s visioncreatesa substantial reduction in a driver ’s vision
a loss of visibility from stray light being scattered within the eyecausesa loss of visibility from stray light being scattered within the eye
to temporary but significant visual impairmentcan leadto temporary but significant visual impairment
immediate impairment of the visual functions , - discomfort glare , which occurs as a sense of visual discomfort that does not always cause serious visual discomfortcausesimmediate impairment of the visual functions , - discomfort glare , which occurs as a sense of visual discomfort that does not always cause serious visual discomfort
noise(passive) created bynoise
a reduced ability to seecausesa reduced ability to see
a reduction in visual capabilitiescausesa reduction in visual capabilities
a reduction in visibilitycausesa reduction in visibility
on the other handcauseson the other hand
when a light source reflects from or otherwise covers the visual task , like a veil , obscuring the visual target , reducing the visual target 's contrast and making the viewer less able to see and discriminate what is being viewedresultswhen a light source reflects from or otherwise covers the visual task , like a veil , obscuring the visual target , reducing the visual target 's contrast and making the viewer less able to see and discriminate what is being viewed
falls and accidentscan also causefalls and accidents
us to avert our eyes from the veil of light being scattered across our retinascausesus to avert our eyes from the veil of light being scattered across our retinas
the light - sensitive rods and cones of the eye to become temporarily overloaded , which renders an individual momentarily blind and susceptible to attackcausesthe light - sensitive rods and cones of the eye to become temporarily overloaded , which renders an individual momentarily blind and susceptible to attack
when a light source reflects from or otherwise covers the visual task , like a veil , obscuring the visual target , reducing its contrast and making the viewer less able to see and discriminate what is being viewedresultswhen a light source reflects from or otherwise covers the visual task , like a veil , obscuring the visual target , reducing its contrast and making the viewer less able to see and discriminate what is being viewed
temporary blindnesscausestemporary blindness
a person from performing a taskpreventsa person from performing a task
from the diffused beamcausedfrom the diffused beam
obstructions or signs from being properly seencan preventobstructions or signs from being properly seen
to the following effects : - Decreased “ visibility distance ” †” the distance at which an object can be seencan leadto the following effects : - Decreased “ visibility distance ” †” the distance at which an object can be seen
from poor luminaire design and light emission saturated in short ( “ blue ” ) wavelengthsresultingfrom poor luminaire design and light emission saturated in short ( “ blue ” ) wavelengths
an obscuring luminous veil in the eye ... light striking a reflective surface , particularly a specular or semi - specular one , can created an obscuring luminous patch , called a veiling reflection , on that surface as viewed by the observercreatesan obscuring luminous veil in the eye ... light striking a reflective surface , particularly a specular or semi - specular one , can created an obscuring luminous patch , called a veiling reflection , on that surface as viewed by the observer
in case of a diffractive multifocal IOL design with apodization pattern adjusted to reduce glare Co Author(sresultsin case of a diffractive multifocal IOL design with apodization pattern adjusted to reduce glare Co Author(s
the train drivers doing their tasks safely and action would be required at Birmingham New Street Station to ’ design out ’ any sunlight reflections from the façade which may affect the train drivers ability to do their jobwill preventthe train drivers doing their tasks safely and action would be required at Birmingham New Street Station to ’ design out ’ any sunlight reflections from the façade which may affect the train drivers ability to do their job
to a 50-percent reduction in pedestrian detection distanceledto a 50-percent reduction in pedestrian detection distance
of reflected light and light sources in the computer / laptop screencausedof reflected light and light sources in the computer / laptop screen