Human Factors in Lighting Peter Robert Boyce is an English-language textbook on the influence of light on people. This reference work is aimed at professionals working in fields such as health and safety, ergonomics, and working conditions.
The book discusses in depth how people interact with light and what effects this has on visual performance, perception, comfort, behavior, and health. Special attention is given to the combined visual and non-visual systems and the role of light in circadian rhythms. This provides a solid foundation for the effective and responsible use of lighting, taking into account environmental impacts as well.
The third edition includes new chapters on light pollution, pedestrian lighting, and the relationship between lighting and electricity consumption, plus an update of all existing chapters with recent insights. This makes it a valuable source for anyone working on human factors, health, and safety within lighting-related issues.
The book is thematically aligned with topics such as labor relations, ergonomics, and company and occupational safety.