Haelim Yoon

Interaction between Two Recognized Visual Space of Illumination as a Function of Illuminance of the Observer's Room

A SENSE OF CONTINUITY BETWEEN THE INSIDE OF A ROOM AND THE OUTDOORS PRODUCED BY LIGHTING : Psychological determinants and applicability to architectural spaces

Perceptual Determinant of the Sense of Continuity between Two Spaces by Changing the Room Shape

Tolerable Range of Illuminance and Color of Illumination for Providing a Sense of Continuity between Two Rooms

Tolerable Range of Illuminance and Color of Lighting for a Sense of Continuity between Two Rooms

Tolerable Range of Illuminance of a Room to Yield Continuity Perception to Outside in Presence of Color Temperature Difference in the Two Spaces

Illuminance Range of the Subject's Room Tolerable for the Continuity Perception to the Reference Room Connected with a Window

Tolerable illuminance range for continuity between two recognized visual space of illumination

Room Illuminance Level to Present the Maximum Continuity Perception to an Observer Viewing the Room from Outside

Continuity between Two Recognized Visual Space of Illumination