11828
Accession Number
7634
Author
Jurow, S.G.; Devina, R.A.; Zaichikova, S.U.
Title Of Article Chaper
The principle of creating optimal lighting conditions in museum exposition
Title Of Journal Book
Icom committee for conservation. 6th triennial meeting, Ottawa, 21 - 25 September 1981. Preprints
Pages
11
Publisher
Icom
Publisher City
Paris
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
Icom committee for conservation triennial meeting. 6.
Meeting City
Ottawa
Abstract
The relative coefficient of harmfulness (lambda) of light sources (lamps) produced in the USSR and used in museums has been evaluated. A method of determining the quality of visual perception (QVP) of plane polychromatic exhibits has been developed. The choice of optimal lighting conditions is made by a group of experts; Each should be informed about the harmfulness coefficients of those kinds of lighting conditions which he is to observe. Guided by intuitive ideas about the desired and acceptable QVP of the particular exhibit, the expert chooses such lighting conditions that correspond to the normal ones by definition. The same method is also used in selecting the optimal conditions when lighting devices (or windows) are supplied with light-protective filters removing UV and IR regions of the spectrum.
Keywords
Museum, illumination; Light, illumination; Exhibition, illumination -- ICCROM
pub_id
11828
Meeting Date
19810921-19810925