Efficiency of Spectrum-Based Lighting Systems for Winter Sports in Low-Visibility Weather Conditions

The present study is focused on developing an intelligent polychromatic lighting system optimized for illuminating ski slopes during winter sports in foggy conditions. The main goal is to achieve better visibility by adapting the spectral emission to current weather conditions, aiming to reduce the risk of injuries and improve the visual comfort of athletes.

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2024-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.1109/bulef63204.2024.10794910
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Impact of Light on Environment and Health
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Efficiency of Spectrum-Based Lighting Systems for Winter Sports in Low-Visibility Weather Conditions

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Abstract

The present study is focused on developing an intelligent polychromatic lighting system optimized for illuminating ski slopes during winter sports in foggy conditions. The main goal is to achieve better visibility by adapting the spectral emission to current weather conditions, aiming to reduce the risk of injuries and improve the visual comfort of athletes.

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