Nadal, M.
, Early, E.
and Thompson, E.
(1999),
Gloss Measurements at NIST, Proceedings of NCSL Workshop
(Accessed May 9, 2025)
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Gloss Measurements at NIST
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, , E A. Thompson
Abstract
Specular gloss is the attribute of an object that causes it to have a shiny or lustrous appearance, and is commonly used to quantitatively evaluate appearance. Measurements of the specular gloss of an object are made by comparing the specular luminous reflectance of the object to that of a primary standard. The National Institute of Standards and Technology has recently developed a new specular gloss primary standard and refurbished a reference goniophotometer for specular gloss measurements. The relevant characteristics of the new primary standard are presented, as well as the design and operation of the reference goniophotometer.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of NCSL Workshop
Conference Dates
July 11-15, 1999
Conference Title
National Conference of Standards Laboratories
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
appearance, gloss standard, glossmeter, goniophotometer, luminous reflectance, reflectance, specular gloss
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Created July 12, 1999, Updated February 17, 2017