住区街路の照度実測事例と安全の考察

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Street lighting is essential for our daily walking safety and emergency route recognition. We measured street lighting in communities, such as the school lane for our university in Hino-shi, the daily or emergency routes of a living quarter at Asagaya in Tokyo and the temporary dwellings built in 1996 in Akashi-shi, after the great earthquake in Kobe and Awaji, at night in winter after sunset. Lighting problems in the streets were as follows: (1) lighting in the school lane at the foot level was sometimes 0 lx. (2) the light levels in the alleyways in the living quarter including blind alley were continuously 2 lx. (3) the light levels in the routes with gutters of temporary dwellings were 2-4 lx. (4) the emergency alley entrance from a road was too dark to find signs because the extreme lighting contrast was found between bright main road lighting and dark entrance alley lighting. After analyzing these problems, we added some suggestions on the lighting in the ordinary and temporary dwelling quarters considering dairy and emergency safety.
実践女子大学の論文
2001-04-12