Tony Esposito, PhD

Assistant Professor

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

United States

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Dr. Tony Esposito is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, USA. His research focuses on colorimetry, light sources, and their effects on both biological and visual perception. Recent articles authored by Dr. Esposito explore methods for evaluating chromaticity, reducing light pollution, and improving color discrimination in various lighting conditions.

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2020

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Kevin Smet

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KU Leuven

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Lorne Whitehead

Professor

The University of British Columbia

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Oregon State University

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Articles (10)

Improved Method for Evaluating and Specifying the Chromaticity of Light Sources

Recommended Method for Determining the Correlated Color Temperature and Distance from the Planckian Locus of a Light Source

Specifying Non-White Light Sources in Outdoor Applications to Reduce Light Pollution

A method and tool to determine the colorimetric and photobiological properties of light transmitted through glass and other optical materials

Recommended methods for conducting human factors experiments on the subjective evaluation of colour rendition

Measures of illuminant-induced metameric mismatch: theory, comparative analysis, and implications for application

Correlated color temperature is not a suitable proxy for the biological potency of light

Prime Color Wavelengths Improve Color Discrimination

Human-Centric Lighting: Foundational Considerations and a Five-Step Design Process

A Vector Field Color Rendition Model for Characterizing Color Shifts and Metameric Mismatch

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Kevin Smet

Lorne Whitehead

K Houser

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