This one-day virtual symposium recording focused on the latest research and trends for quality outdoor lighting, hosted by the IES Outdoor Nighttime Environments Committee.

Conservation can restrict light levels low enough to be subject to the Hunt Effect, a perceived decrease in saturation. This presentation presents relevant research and a practical application of ANSI/IES TM-30-24 Technical Memorandum: IES Method for Evaluating Light Source Color Rendition for fine art.

This one-day virtual symposium recording focuses on the latest research and trends in lighting for security and reassurance, hosted by the IES.

Learn why acoustics matter more than even to the effective design of commercial spaces, analogies between lighting and acoustics (health, quality, and technical terms), and what to watch out for when specifying acoustic materials.

A detailed look at the process from planning to delivery of the lighting and designs for the Sony Music’s illuminated trails created by Culture Creative.

This webinar will help explain outdoor lighting at airports as it relates to the airspace, airport context and BSR/IES RP-37 Recommended Practice: Lighting Airport Outdoor Environments.

This special webinar is dedicated to learning more about the IES ANSI process. Why is it important to the Lighting Community and how does it work?

Emlyn Altman and Chip Israel from the IES Hospitality Lighting Committee guide viewers through the world of hospitality illumination as documented in the ANSI/IES RP-9 Hospitality Lighting Recommended Practice manual.

Discover the stakeholders, influencers, and motivations to expand light from a “footcandle requirement” to a beacon for community, a connector of people and spaces and a driver of evening and nighttime economies.

Learn how changes in thinking may translate into practical changes in our outdoor lighting standards – as we incorporate learnings on Light & Human Health, Ecological Impact on Flora & Fauna, Light & Justice, and Dark Sky.