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Light and Perception: Study of the Effects of Daylight and Artificial Light on Affect, Mood and Sleepiness under a Sky-Lighting Machine - Data-sets A-B

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  • 1. KTH

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Researcher:

  • 1. Stockholm University

Description

These data-sets contain information relative to the Paper entitled  “Light and Perception: Study of the Effects of Daylight and Artificial Light on Affect, Mood and Sleepiness under a Sky-Lighting Machine”

 

Data-set A contains Affect, Sleepiness and Mood data divided by participant ID (N = 28) and session number (N=9), summarised by Task (Reading and Game) and Light Condition (Daylight DL; Artificial Light AL). We coded AL as 0 and DL as 1; Reading as 0 and Game as 1. 

 

Data-set A includes as factors Gender, Order and Time of Day. Plus these subjective parameters, used as  predictors in the models: perceived Color of Light and perceived Level of Light (Brightness). 

 

These photometric values were included as predictors in the model: Mean Illuminance, referred to as Room Illuminance; Mean Correlated Color Temperature (CCT); Variation, defined as the Standard Deviation (SD) of the Illuminance values; mEDI means calculated with CIE S 026/E:2018 on the spectral values of the two median Illuminance measurements taken over the time-span of thirty minutes; Illuminance measured by the actigraphs, referred to as Personal Illuminance. Personal Illuminance values were asymmetrically distributed and were logged. 

 

Data-set B contains relevant Health Symptoms data divided by participant ID (N = 28) and session number (N=9), summarised by Task (Reading and Game) and Light Condition (Daylight DL; Artificial Light AL). 

Data-set B includes as factors Gender, Order and Time of Day. 

 

These photometric values were included as predictors in the model relative to data-set B: Mean Illuminance, referred to as Room Illuminance in the paper; Variation, defined as the Standard Deviation (SD) of the Illuminance values; mEDI means calculated with CIE S 026/E:2018 on the spectral values of the last two median Illuminance measurements of the session. 

 

The file Light-Perception_Exposure-DL-Data-set includes photometric measurements each 30 minutes in Daylight conditions. 

 

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