Museum exhibit lighting : an interdisciplinary approach : conservation, design, & technology

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgments = ⅶ
• Introduction = ⅸ
• List of Speakers = xi
• Biographies = xiii
• Evaluation Sheet = xv
• Meeting Schedule = xvii
• Abstracts = xxiii
• SECTION ONE - TERMS AND SPECIFICATIONS
• Lighting Design Terminology / A Mini-Lesson ; David Layman = 1
• Light, National Park Service-Harpers Ferry Lighting Committee = 3
• Glossary of Lighting Terms, National Park Service-Harpers Ferry Lighting Committee = 4
• Glossary / William M.C. Lam = 8
• Views on the Visual Environment / Louis Erhardt (Munsell values) = 11
• Developments in Fiber Optic Lighting ; Larry Bowers = 12
• General Characteristics for Light Sources in Museums (chart), ; Stefan Michalski = 22
• Transmission Values of Some Window Products, National Park Service-Harpers Ferry Lighting Committee = 23
• Light Sources, IES Handbook = 24
• ENERGY CONSERVATION
• Philips Lighting National Energy Policy Act 1992 = 30
• Energy Conservation in Exhibit Ligthing / National Park Service-Harpers Ferry Lighting Committee = 36
• New Llamps for Museum Lighting, / Stefan Michalski = 38
• The Compact Fluorescent Boondoggle, / Andrew Rudin = 40
• Too Early to Quit CFL Programs, / Bill Orthwein = 44
• SECTION TWO - THEORY／GUIDELINES
• Control of Deteriorating Effects of Light on Museum Objects : Heating Effects of I]Illumination by Incandescent Lamps / Robert L. Feller = 45
• Time's Effects on Paintings / Stefan Michalski = 55
• The Process of Visual Perception / William M. C. Lam = 71
• Towards Specific Lighting Guidelines / Stefan Michalski = 97
• Controlling UV Damage : Reduce the UV Component and Reduce Light Intensity / Stefan Michalski = 103
• Damage to Museum Objects by Visible and Ultraviolet Light / Stefan Michalski = 104
• Damage to Museum Objects Due to Light Exposure / Christopher Cuttle = 118
• Wavelength-Dependent Fading of Artists' Pigments / David Saunders ; and Jo Kirby = 134
• Museum Lighting : A Correlation of Color Temperature and Damage / Steen Weintraub = 139
• Color Temperature and Light Damage to Paper / William Lull = 161
• Color Temperature and Appearance : Does It Matter? / Steven Weintraub = 167
• Museum and Art Gallery Ligthing : Recommended Practice, / IESNA = 169
• SECTION THREE - APPLICATIONS-DESIGN
• Notes on visual Perception and the Museum Luminous Environment / Steve Hefferan = 171
• Notes on New Developments in Exhibit Lighting Technology / Steve Hefferan = 179
• Lamp Photometrics = 187
• Notes on Successful Electric Lighting Strategies / Steve Hefferan = 193
• Notes on Successful Daylighting Strategies / Steve Hefferan = 198
• Development of a Lighting Plan / Steve Hefferan = 203
• Enclosures and Preservation / Stefan Michalski = 205
• Beyond Visibility : A Practical Guide to a Lighting Designer's Needs / David Layman = 212
• Exhibit Lighting Checklist / Toby Raphael ; Betsy Ehrlich = 214
• A Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Exhibition Ligthing / Toby Raphael = 217
• The Lighting Plan, National Park Service-Harpers Ferry Lighting Committee = 219
• Lighting Design to Avoid Waste of Energy, National Park Service-Harpers Ferry Lighting Committee = 220
• The Three Ts of 3-D / Marvin Gelman = 222
• Maintenance / IESNA Handbook = 226
• Smithsonian Institution Guidelines for Accessible Exhibition Design = 229
• Exhibition Lighting : Expectation Versus Reality / Christine Wilson Kesner = 240
• SECTION FOUR - APPLICATIONS-MITIGATION
• Light and Measurement, National Park Service-Harpers Ferry Lighting Committee = 251
• Filtering UV Radiation from Museum Exhibits / Nancy Davis = 252
• Fibre Optic Ligthing / St. John Burch ; Robert Owen = 258
• Track Lighting, / CCI Notes = 269
• Notes on Light Filters for Windows, Nation Park Service-Harpers Ferry Lighting Committee = 271
• Natural Light in Historic Houses, National Park Service-Harpers Ferry Lighting Committee = 272
• Artifacts and Ligthing : Visibility vs. Vulnerability (chart) / Stefan Michalski = 275
• Predicting Object Vulnerability to Light / Stefan Michalski = 276
• Reducing Visible and Ultraviolet Light Damage to Interior Wood Finishes / Ron Sheetz ; Charles Fisher = 277
• Exhibit Lighting and Conservation / Christopher Cuttle = 285
• SECTION FIVE - CASE STUDIES
• Reflected Glory, / Steven Hefferan = 287
• Lighting Museum Objects - Fiber Optics at Friendship Hill / Larry Bowers = 291
• Technics : Natural Light in Museums : An Asset or a Threat? / Steven Weintraub ; Gordon Anson = 294
• Two Contrasting Approaches / Christopher Cuttle = 300
• Fiber Optics : An Idea Whose Time Has Come / Gordon Anson = 305
• Let There Be Light, A First in Italy / Anna Maria Donadoni Roveri = 308
• Creative Light / Pier Enrico Gurlino ; Carlo Albana = 310
• SECTION SIX - RESOURCES
• Sources for UV Filtering Products / Meg Craft = 311
• Supplies and Sources / National Park Service-Harpers Ferry Lighting Committee = 312
• Selected List of Fiber Optic Manufacturers / Larry Bowers = 315
• Sources and Supplies / Richard Skinner = 317
• SECTION SEVEN - BIBLIOGRAPHY
• Bibliography / National Park Service-Harpers Ferry Lighting Committee = 321
• Fiber Optics / Larry Bowers = 322
• Selected Reading List / Steven Hefferan = 323
• SECTION EIGHT - WORKSHOP HANDOUTS