Events
Several events are planned to take place during the project.
Register here to get advance notifications and further information.
Online joint webinar of LightingEurope and the MetTLM consortium on measurement of lighting with temporal light modulation and ecodesign
LightingEurope and the MetTLM consortium organise a joint webinar, presenting and discussing measurement and characterisation of Temporal Light Modulation, related perception artefacts and its relation to the upcoming revision of ecodesign lighting regulations.
This event is tailored to professionals involved in lighting industry, lighting regulation and market surveillance, and others who are committed to ensuring the quality of lighting technologies and ensuring the health and comfort of lighting users.
CIE 30th Quadrennial Session
Hosted by the CIE National Committee of Slovenia, in Ljubljana
The 30th Quadrennial Session includes the conference CIE 2023, which runs from September 18 to 20, 2023. The broad theme of the CIE 2023 conference is "Innovative Lighting Technologies". Abstract submissions for the conference are especially invited on:
- Smart lighting Sustainable and resilient lighting technologies and practices;
- Integrative lighting for outdoors and indoors;
- Metrology for new technologies; and
- Image display in augmented and virtual reality modes.
More information on the CIE website
Lux junior 2023
TU Ilmenau, Department of Lighting Technology
In 2023, the 16th Forum for Young Lighting Technology Engineers will take place in Dörnfeld/Ilm near Ilmenau. In lectures and poster lectures, all questions of lighting technology and its related fields can be dealt with. The event will take place again in the training center Dörnfeld/Ilm near Ilmenau.
In addition to conference rooms, the training centre also offers affordable accommodation and very good gastronomic support.
More information and registration on the TU Ilmenau website
CIE Expert Tutorial and Symposium on the Measurement of Temporal Light Modulation
National Technical University of Athens, Greece
Organised by the consortium members and the International Scientific Committee.
Contributions from the project to the Expert Tutorial:
- Mr Paul Dekker (NL), Dr Costis Bouroussis (GR), Measurement of temporal light modulation (TLM)
- Dr Anders Thorseth (DK), Estimation of measurement and calculation uncertainties
Contributions from the project to the Symposium:
- Anti-aliasing filter effects on sampling frequency and effects of mathematical implementation, Koch, R., Zuber, R., Gigahertz Optik GmbH, Germany
- Towards modelling the visibility of the phantom array effect, Kong, X.(1), Perz, M.(2), Martinsons C.(3), Tengelin M.N.(4), Heynderickx I.(1)
(1) Eindhoven University of Technology, the Netherlands; (2) Signify, the Netherlands; (3) Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment, France; (4) RISE - Research Institutes of Sweden
- Improvement in the temporal light artefact metrics of commercial LED lamps, Ikonen, E.(1,2), Nordlund, R.(1), Mantela, V.(1), Askola, J.(1), and Kärhä, P.(1)
(1) Metrology Research Institute, Aalto University, Finland; (2) VTT MIKES, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd
- Novel implementations of digital meters for flicker and stroboscopic effect, Mantela, V.(1), Nordlund, R.(1), Askola, J.(1), Kärhä, P.(1), Ikonen, E.(1,2)
(1) Metrology Research Institute, Aalto University, FINLAND; (2) VTT MIKES, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd
External links:
More information on the CIE website.
CIE 2021 Midterm Meeting & Conference
The CIE Midterm Meeting & Conference of 2021 had a session devoted to temporal light modulation, with two contributions from the project:
- CIE conference Session: Temporal light modulation (D1/D2) OS8 , Tuesday, 28 September 2021, Chair: Qian (Cherry) Li, CN
- OP27: Paul Dekker, NL Facility For Calibration Of Photometers For Temporal Light Modulation*
- OP28: Anders Thorseth, DK Sensitivity Analysis On The Effect Of Measurement Noise And Sampling Frequency On The Calculation Of The Temporal Light Artefacts*
- OP29: Naomi Miller, US Definition Modifications For Temporal Light Modulation (“Flicker”)
*) work done in MetTLM
Conference programme e-book (PDF)
