Sentence examples for glare index from inspiring English sources

The daylighting performance was evaluated in terms of daylight factor, room depth and glare index.

DGI underestimates glare while Visual Comfort Probability and CIE Glare Index overestimate it.

It includes a focus on glare index combined with the actual feeling of users of the classroom as a way to assess indoor lighting quality.

Validation studies were performed on five glare indices including Daylight Glare Probability (DGP) and Daylight Glare Index (DGI) that have been developed specifically for daylight glare issues.

The aim of this paper is to review the fundamental aspects of daylighting and lighting control strategies, including the daylight factor, illuminance and luminance, and glare index.

The present work compares the ability of the two most used glare indices, the Daylight Glare Probability (DGP) and the International Commission on Illumination CIEE) Glare Index (CGI), using Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA) and Artificial Neural Networks (ANN).

The glare indices behaved differently based on the perceived glare categories: imperceptible, perceptible, disturbing, and intolerable.

This evaluation comparison study supports the findings that the five glare indices have significant inconsistency and inaccuracy issues.

This paper reviews and discusses the advantages and limitations of using existing glare indices for daylighting conditions.

Results showed that simple luminance metrics (e.g. workplane luminance) & vertical eye illuminance outperformed complex glare indices (DGP/DGI) & luminance ratio.

The proposed method appears to yield sensible and consistent glare values when tested against the existing glare evaluation system of Chauvel and it has also been coded into a small program to calculate luminance values and incorporated with Radiance to compute daylight glare indices.