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CIE Divisions
The
technical activities of CIE
are carried out under the responsibility of the Divisions each covering
one sector of light and lighting. At present there are 7 active
Divisions:
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Division 3:
Interior Environment and Lighting Design
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Division 5:
Exterior Lighting and Other Applications
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Division 1:
Vision and Colour
Terms of Reference:
To study visual responses to light and to establish standards of response
functions, models and procedures of specification relevant to photometry,
colorimetry, colour rendering, visual performance and visual assessment of
light and lighting.
Australian Divisional Representative:
Peter McGinley, division1@cie.org.au.
Download
the current Division 1 Activity
Report (Feb 2010).
Ballot. The
Draft Technical Report of TC 1-58 Recommended System for Visual
Performance Based Mesopic Photometry is currently under ballot. Those
interested in forming a view on the document and recommending how
Australia should vote can contact the
Division1 rep for a
copy. The deadline for voting is 17/05/2010 so opinions should
be lodged with the Division 1 rep by 03/05/2010.
Division 2:
Measurement of Light and Radiation
Terms of Reference: To
study standard procedures for the evaluation of ultraviolet, visible and
infrared radiation, global radiation, and optical properties of materials
and luminaires, as well as the optical properties and performance of
physical detectors and other devices required for their evaluation.
Australian Divisional
Representative: Tony Bergen*, division2@cie.org.au.
* Jim Gardner has nominated Tony Bergen to replace
him as Division 2 representative, subject to ratification at CIE
Australia's 2010 AGM.
Download the current Division 2 Activity
Report (March 2009).
Division 3:
Interior Environment and Lighting Design
Terms of Reference: To
study and evaluate visual factors which influence the satisfaction of the
occupants of a building with their environment, and their interaction with
thermal and acoustical aspects, and to provide guidance on relevant design
criteria for both natural and man-made lighting; as well as to study
design techniques, including relevant calculations, for the interior
lighting of buildings; incorporating these findings and those of other CIE
Divisions into lighting guides for interiors in general, for particular
types of interiors and for specific problems in interior lighting
practice.
Australian Divisional Representative:
TBA, division3@cie.org.au.
No
Division 3 Activity Report available.
Division 4:
Lighting and Signalling for Transport
Terms of Reference: To
study lighting and visual signalling and information requirements of
transport and traffic, such as road and vehicle lighting, delineation,
signing and signalling for all types of public roads and all kinds of
users and vehicles, and visual aids for modes other than road transport.
Australian Divisional
Representative: Steve Jenkins, division4@cie.org.au.
Download the current Division 4 Activity
Report
(Feb 2010).
Division 5:
Exterior Lighting and Other Applications
Terms of Reference: To study procedures and prepare guides for the design of lighting for
exterior working areas, security lighting, flood lighting, pedestrian and
other urban areas without motorized traffic, areas for sports and
recreation, and for mine lighting.
Australian Divisional Representative: Peter Jones, division5@cie.org.au.
No
Division 5 Activity Report available.
Division 6: Photobiology and
Photochemistry
Terms
of Reference: To study and evaluate the
effects of optical radiation on biological and photochemical
systems (exclusive of vision).
Australian Divisional Representative: TBA, division6@cie.org.au.
No
Division 6 Activity Report available.
Division 7:
General Aspects of Lighting
This Division
was closed down at the CIE Session 1999, its activities were distributed
among the other CIE Divisions, the CIE Central Bureau and the Board of
Administration.
Division 8: Image
Technology
Terms of Reference:
To study procedures and
prepare guides and standards for the optical, visual and metrological
aspects of the communication, processing and reproduction of images, using
all types of analogue and digital imaging devices, storage media and
imaging media.
Australian Divisional
Representative: Bryan Powell, division8@cie.org.au.
Download the current Division 8 Activity
Report
(Feb 2010).
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