Javascript must be enabled to continue!
Basic methods for brightness measurement
View through Europeana Collections
It has been shown that a brightness measurement is often improvised. Therefore a test-room staff have to verify the measured or relevant computed data whether they are probable. In such a procedure it is necessary to keep the brightness measurement under normalised conditions.
Title: Basic methods for brightness measurement
Description:
It has been shown that a brightness measurement is often improvised.
Therefore a test-room staff have to verify the measured or relevant computed data whether they are probable.
In such a procedure it is necessary to keep the brightness measurement under normalised conditions.
Related Results
Analysis of Light Pollution of the Night Sky in Toruń (Poland)
Analysis of Light Pollution of the Night Sky in Toruń (Poland)
Light pollution is one of the types of environmental pollution. The sky illuminated by the excessive light emission is an inherent element of the modern world. This phenomenon has ...
Measurement Invariance of the Satisfaction With Life Scale Across 26 Countries
Measurement Invariance of the Satisfaction With Life Scale Across 26 Countries
The Satisfaction With Life Scale (SWLS) is a commonly used life satisfaction scale. Cross-cultural researchers use SWLS to compare mean scores of life satisfaction across countries...
Musical Scales and Brightness Evaluations: Effects of Pitch, Direction, and Scale Mode
Musical Scales and Brightness Evaluations: Effects of Pitch, Direction, and Scale Mode
A common form of synesthesia and nonsynesthetic cross-modal matching involves an association of visual brightness and auditory frequency, and the form of this association was studi...
PERBAIKAN KONTRAS CITRA MENGGUNAKAN TEKNIK BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT UNTUK SISTEM EKSTRAKSI GARIS PANTAI
PERBAIKAN KONTRAS CITRA MENGGUNAKAN TEKNIK BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT UNTUK SISTEM EKSTRAKSI GARIS PANTAI
This study has evaluated the application of brightness adjustment technique to improve image contrast in the framework of coastline extraction on video-based shoreline monitoring s...
Observation of induced shear acoustic phonons by Brillouin scattering
Observation of induced shear acoustic phonons by Brillouin scattering
The Brillouin scattering measurement is an efficient nondestructive and noncontact method which enables the simultaneous measurement of longitudinal and shear wave velocities at hy...
Absorption measurements—A never ending story?!
Absorption measurements—A never ending story?!
A brief historical review on measurement techniques of sound absorption or the acoustic surface impedance will be presented, starting from procedures in the 1930s. Many in situ and...
Aesthetic of Brightness in Han Mirror Inscriptions
Aesthetic of Brightness in Han Mirror Inscriptions
This article analyzes inscriptions cast on bronze mirrors of the Han dynasty (202 BCE–220 CE) to trace how the material property of brightness became emphatica...
The Brightness-Weight Illusion
The Brightness-Weight Illusion
Bigger objects look heavier than smaller but otherwise identical objects. When hefted as well as seen, however, bigger objects feel lighter (the size-weight illusion), confirming t...