Equivalent Luminance Contrast Representing the Relationship between Color Difference and Readability of Chromatic Documents
スポンサーリンク
概要
- 論文の詳細を見る
The purpose of this study is to obtain data based on the readability of chromatic documents for use in visual environment design. That data would seem to be the same as the existing data based on the readability of achromatic documents. Experiments are undertaken in order to clarify the influence of color on readability. The results show that the same CIELAB color difference does not have the same influence on readability. In addition, it is thought that the equivalent luminance contrast is invariable irrespective of the size of a letter and is instead determined by the combination of the colors of the letters and the background. It is suggested that the readability of chromatic documents can be estimated by using the equivalent luminance contrast and the existing relationship between the visual factors and readability of achromatic documents.
- 社団法人照明学会の論文
著者
-
Noguchi T
Faculty Of Engineering Setsunan Univercity
-
Noguchi T
Department Of Architecture Faculty Of Engineering Kansai University
-
HARA Naoya
Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Kansai University
-
NAMBA Ichiro
Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Kansai University
-
NOGUCHI Tarow
Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Kansai University
-
Hara Naoya
Department Of Architecture Faculty Of Engineering Kansai University
-
Namba Ichiro
Department Of Architecture Faculty Of Engineering Kansai University
-
Noguchi Tarow
Department Of Architecture Faculty Of Engineering Kansai University.
関連論文
- Discoloration and dissolution of titanium and titanium alloys with immersion in peroxide- or fluoride-containing solutions
- Comparison between the photoluminescence Properties of LaPO_4 : Tb, Ce Phosphor under 254nm Excitation and those under 365nm Excitation
- Time-Resolved Luminescence from (La, Ce)PO_4:Tb Phosphors
- Equivalent Luminance Contrast Representing the Relationship between Color Difference and Readability of Chromatic Documents
- Analysis of visibility problems utilizing effective luminance