CIE Australia
Registered as CIE Australia Inc.
Associations Registration No: A0022976Z
ABN: 32301390692
formerly the
Australian National Committee on Illumination
member of the
International Commission on Illumination
CIE Australia Lighting Research Conference 2019
Tuesday 12th February 2019
University of Sydney
Camperdown/Darlington Campus
Welcome to the website of CIE Australia's inaugural Lighting Research Conference. Researchers and members of the lighting community from Australia and overseas will present a variety of talks on topics relating to the core scientific work of the CIE. We hope to see you there at what promises to be a high quality and informative one-day conference.
Significant pricing discounts apply to students and members of CIE Australia.
Quick links
- Scientific programme
- Key timeline
- Conference dinner
- Pricing
- Registration
- Sponsorship
- More information
The scientific programme is as follows with link to abstract booklet below (note: the programme is still subject to change).
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Session 1: Colour and vision |
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Dorukalp Durmus |
Colour quality of chromatic and achromatic samples under absorption-minimising lighting |
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Mariana R C Papa |
The effect of chromatic adaptation on light colour appearance |
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Francisca Rodriguez Leonard |
Systematising view scene categorisation for quantifying outer luminous variability over time |
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Mark Schier |
Detection of polarised light by human participants (Haidinger’s Brush) |
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Session 2: Lighting design and performance |
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Islam Mashaly |
A Forward Raytracing Method for Complex Fenestration Systems in the Whole Building Design Context |
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Soha Matour |
Parametric study on visual performance of Double Skin Façade in office building |
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Brian Byrne |
Monitoring and enforcing compliance with the Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards Act 2012 |
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Veronica Garcia Hansen |
Lighting in older adults’ homes: a methodological case study |
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Joelene Elliott |
Brightness Distribution and the Perception of Room Shape |
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Session 3: Photobiology and wellbeing |
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Wenye Hu |
Comparison of the effects of light from displays, daylight, and electric light on human circadian rhythms in interior spaces |
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So Young Lee |
Potential retinal damage from occupational exposure to blue light |
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Steve Coyne |
Light Modulation and Disturbances on Human Wellbeing: Metrics, Limits and Test Methods |
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Jennifer Long |
Visual discomfort associated with ceiling luminaires: observations and trends 2009-2018 |
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Alicia Allan |
Visual discomfort in field settings – relationships with individual, behavioural and architectural features |
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Session 4: Photometry |
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Kieu Pham |
Calibration of commercial light sensors to capture multi-point illuminance in large open plan offices |
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Tony Bergen |
Flash Observation at Threshold of Vision using a Four Alternative Forced Choice Experiment |
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Alex Black |
Lighting levels in the modern night driving environment |
An abstract booklet can be downloaded here.
- 21/08/2018 - Call for abstracts - Complete
- 26/10/2018 - Abstract deadline - Complete
- 31/10/2018 - Successful abstract notification - Complete
- 02/11/2018 - Registration opened - Complete
- 31/12/2018 - Early-bird registration closes
A dinner will be held in the evening after the conference. It is open to all people: attendees, accompanying partners, work colleagues, etc. Registration is also possible for the conference dinner only. The dinner details are:
- From 7:00 pm to late
- The Two Wolves Community Cantina (www.thetwowolves.com.au)
- 202 Broadway, Chippendale, NSW, 2008
The Two Wolves is a not-for-profit social enterprise featuring Mexican-inspired cuisine. The price includes a multi-course meal and one house drink, with more drinks available from the bar.
Please include any dietary requirements on your registration form!
Full registration includes the conference, a printed conference programme and one ticket to the conference dinner. Basic registration includes the conference only.
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Registration type |
Full |
Basic |
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Early-bird registration, CIE Australia member *: |
$200 |
$150 |
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Normal registration, CIE Australia member *: |
$225 |
$175 |
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Early-bird registration, non CIE Australia member: |
$310 |
$250 |
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Normal registration, non CIE Australia member: |
$335 |
$275 |
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Early-bird registration, student *: |
$125 |
$75 |
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Normal registration, student *: |
$145 |
$95 |
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Conference dinner, CIE Australia member *: |
N/A |
$50 |
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Conference dinner, non CIE Australia member: |
N/A |
$60 |
Participants wishing to register using CIE Australia membership must be financial members at the time of registration. Students wishing to register must show either enrolment records or a letter from their supervisor or Head of Department.
Sustaining Organisation members can register up to five people at the CIE Australia member rate and Organisation Members can register up to three people at the CIE Australia member rate.
Catering will be provided for morning and afternoon teas and lunch - please include any dietary requirements on your registration form. Specific details regarding room location will be provided closer to the date.
Registration is now open. To register please download and fill out the registration form and submit it to the CIE Australia Treasurer Eric Southgate on treasurer@cie.org.au.
A variety of opportunities are available for prospective sponsors to support the event and perhaps showcase their latest developments and new products. The sponsorship prospectus can be downloaded here. For more information please contact CIE Australia Treasurer Eric Southgate on treasurer@cie.org.au.
Please contact CIE Australia President Tony Bergen on president@cie.org.au
Organising committee: Tony Bergen (Chair), Wendy Davis, Gillian Isoardi, Eric Southgate