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. 2022 Mar 11;12:4267. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-07522-8

Table 1.

Summary of lighting characteristics assessed during the study derived from stationary and wearable light sensors.

Condition Photopic Ev [lux] Melanopic EDI
[lux]
Individual Ev (wearable light sensor) [lux]
Office hours Office hours Office hours All day (from waketime to bedtime)
Reference room

858 ± 478

(n = 34)

730 ± 390

(n = 18)

1036 ± 1518

(n = 33)

675 ± 1351

(n = 33)

Test room

1177 ± 562

(n = 31)

931 ± 484

(n = 18)

1018 ± 1246

(n = 30)

650 ± 1132

(n = 30)

Light exposure measurements: Stationary light sensors: Ev = photopic illuminance, EDI = melanopic equivalent (D65) daylight illuminance (lux), both assessed on a vertical plane at the approximate eye level during office hours. Wearable light sensors: individual Ev during office hours and during entire waking period (mean ± SD per hour across days and participants). Bold numbers (for photopic Ev and melaonpic EDI) indicate significantly higher values in the Test room than the Reference room (p < 0.05).