Davis, W.
, Miller, C.
, Kennedy, J.
and Andersen, C.
(2007),
Pilot Study on Daytime Color Appearance of Retroreflective Sheeting, Proceedings for Quadrennial CIE Session | 2007 | CIE, Beijing, CH
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Pilot Study on Daytime Color Appearance of Retroreflective Sheeting
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Author(s)
, , Jason Kennedy, Carl Andersen
Abstract
In this experiment, reference instrument measurements of the chromaticity of retroreflective materials were compared with human visual perceptions of their colors under daytime conditions. A hue scaling method was used to measure perceived color. Four white and four yellow sample chromaticities were measured for six types of retroreflective materials, as well as one diffuse non-retroreflective material. The pattern of results obtained with instrument measurements were found to be consistent with human perceptual data.Proceedings Title
Proceedings for Quadrennial CIE Session | 2007 | CIE
Conference Dates
July 4-11, 2007
Conference Location
Beijing, CH
Conference Title
CIE, International Commission on Illumination
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
chromaticity, daytime, hue scaling, retroreflection
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Created July 11, 2007, Updated June 14, 2017