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HARA,Naoya
 
Organization
Faculty of Environmental and Urban Engineering Professor
Title
Professor
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Degree

  • Doctor of Engineering

Research Interests

  • Light Environment;Lighting;Visual Environment

Education

  • Osaka University   Faculty of Engineering   School of Architectural Engineering

    - 1995

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    Country: Japan

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  • Osaka University   Graduate School, Division of Engineering   Department of Architectural Engineering

    2000

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    Country: Japan

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Research History

  • Kansai University   Faculty of Engineering

    2005.4

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  • Kansai University   Faculty of Engineering

    2000.4 - 2005.3

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Professional Memberships

  • Japanese national committee of International commission on Illumination

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  • The Color Science Asociation of Japan

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  • Architectural Institue of Japan

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  • Illuminating Engineering Institute of Japan

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Papers

  • Using eye-tracking to identify pedestrians’ critical visual tasks. Part 1. Dual task approach

    S. Fotios, J. Uttley, C. Cheal, N. Hara

    Lighting Research and Technology   2014.2

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  • The effect of the age and the angle between the line of sight and the high luminance-surfaces on directionality of increase of adaptation luminance - Study on measurements of effective luminancefunction F(θ) Part 3 -

    IKEGAMI Yoko, INOUE Youko, HARA Naoya

    Journal of Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ)   78-684   2013.2

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  • Study on Discomfort Glare Rating of the Luminaire with LED Array

    Hara Naoya, Hasegawa Sanae

    Journal of the Illuminaing Enginering Institute of Japan   2-96   2012.2

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  • Appropriate Washstand Lighting for Applying Makeup

    Shino OKUDA, Sayaka YAMAGUCHI, Naoya HARA, Wataru IWAI

    Journal of the Illuminaing Enginering Institute of Japan   11-95   2011.11

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  • Effect of Colored Lights and Illuminance Levels on Subjective Contrast between Chromatic Patches and Achromatic Backgrounds

    Masami Kono, Naoya Hara, Haruyo Ohno

    Journal of the Illuminaing Enginering Institute of Japan   11-94   2010.11

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  • Examining the Color Space Explaining Subjective Contrast of Chromatic Patches by Using Equivalent Color Difference

    Masami Kono, Naoya Hara, Shigeko Kitamura, Haruyo Ohno

    Journal of the Illuminaing Enginering Institute of Japan   8-94   2010.8

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  • Visual and Task Performance in Cutting and Peeling of Food - Appropriate Lighting Environment for Making a Meal in the Kitchen -

    Shino OKUDA, Yoko FUKUMOTO, Naoya HARA, Wataru IWAI

    Journal of Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ)   75-649   2010.3

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  • Appropriate Lighting Condition for Makeup in the room in the house

    Shino Okuda, Sayaka Ajisaka, Naoya Hara, Wataru Iwai

    DWCLA human life and science   2-00   11 - 16   2010.2

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  • Duration necessary for complete color adaptation at the change of lighting between chromatic and white color

    Journal of the Illuminaing Enginering Institute of Japan   2-94   2010.2

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  • The Effect of the Momentary Change of Light Color in Rating of Brightness and Impression

    Makiko Uda, Naoya Hara, Masami Kono

    Journal of the Illuminaing Enginering Institute of Japan   2-94   2010.2

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  • DETERMINATION METHOD OF ADAPTATION LUMINANCE IN A ROOM WHICH HAS COMPLEX LUMINANCE DISTRIBUTION

    Journal of Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ)   74-644   2009.10

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  • Effect of Equivalent Luminance Contrast as One of the Visual Factors for Readability of Chromatic Documents

    Yuya Konishi, Naoya Hara

    Journal of the Illuminaing Enginering Institute of Japan   11-92 ( 11 )   787 - 793   2008.11

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    Equivalent luminance contrast was investigated as an index that expresses the relationship between color difference and readability of chromatic documents. The relationships between the equivalent luminance contrast and the visual factors were determined. The visual factors are background luminance (which represents adaptation luminance in the visual field with uniform luminance), visual angle of the letters, luminance contrast, and color difference between the letters and the background. For chromatic documents, equivalent luminance contrast was found to be affected by background luminance and the visual angle of the letters. With regard to the various color combinations of background and letters, the relationship between the color difference and equivalent luminance contrast asone of the visual factors was determined. Equivalent luminance contrast was high with a large color difference. Even when there is no color difference, equivalent luminance contrast depended on the direction of the letter color from background color in the CIE1976L<SUP>*</SUP>a<SUP>*</SUP>b<SUP>*</SUP> color space. This directional property was almost the same for all background colors.

    DOI: 10.2150/jieij.92.787

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  • Consideration on Additivity of Adaptation Luminance Increase by High Luminance Surfaces in Allover Visual Field - Study on Measurements of Effective Luminance Function F(θ) Part2 -

    IKEGAMI Yoko, HARA Naoya, INOUE Youko

    Journal of Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ)   73-626   2008.4

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  • A research on attitude of students to global environment - A case study on university students majoring in architectural field in Kinki area Japan -

    Yoshihiro Kametani, Masako Baba, Naoya Hara, Takeshi Masui, Yasuhito Kawai, Shintaro Yao

    Journal of architecture and planning (Transactions of AIJ)   616 ( 616 )   207 - 214   2007.6

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    Recently, the global environment has many serious problems in the world. These problems are also serious in architectural field. In this research, in order to clarify attitude of students to the global environment, questionnaire was carried out. Contents of the questionnaire were mainly "consciousness", "action" and "knowledge". Subjects were university students majoring in architectural field, and their grade was both the first and third. As a result, subjects were aware that the global environment problems were serious, but they did not behave for the global environment so much. The higher their grade was, the more their knowledge was, however their consciousness and action hardly changed. Furthermore, the students scarcely knew that the change of global environment brought a great influence on creatures. It is important to inform the students of the current state of the global environment, and to train the dignity of the life.

    DOI: 10.3130/aija.72.207_2

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  • EXAMINATION OF THE VALIDITY OF VARIOUS BRIGHTNESS INDEXES BASED ON THE BRIGHTNESS RATING IN THE ROOM WHICH HAS A SCENE THROUGH THE WINDOW

    Naoya HARA

    Journal of Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ)   615.0 ( 615 )   9 - 14   2007.5

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    It is shown that the kind of the scene through the window and its brightness influence occupant's rating related to the brightness in the rooms. The relationship between combinations of the various lighting design indexes used for the utilization of daylight and the brightness of the room are found out by the subjective experiment with scale model. The model of the room has a window. The scene through it is composed by the sky, a building and trees. Brightness of the interior, brightness of the exterior, the balance of them and the balance of interior brightness are rated by subject. The lighting design indexes, such as illuminance at the front of face, average luminance of interior and exterior, and the ratio of them, couldn't explain the ratings of the room. It is not suitable, like the present, to make the sum of the illuminances by the daylight and artificial light the design index of the lighting environment.

    DOI: 10.3130/aije.72.9_3

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  • The Influence of Lightness, Chroma and Hue of Chromatic Letters against an Achromatic Background on Readability and Equivalent Luminance Contrast

    Hara Naoya, Noguchi Tarow

    Journal of Light & Visual Environment   41669.0   2006.4

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  • Contrast effect of colors and textures used for living environment

    Shigeko Kitamura, Masami Kono, Naoya Hara, Haruyo Ohno, Tarow Noguchi

    Journal of housing research foundation   2-00   2006.3

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  • Influence of Lightness, Chroma and Hue of Chromatic Letters on Readability and Equivalent Luminance Contrast under the Achromatic Background

    Naoya Hara, Tarow Noguchi

    Journal of the Illuminaing Enginering Institute of Japan   32448.0   2004.11

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  • ' Equi-Readability Surface ' of three visual factors corresponding to various design level about readability of documents

    Naoya HARA, Ryuji SATOH

    Journal of Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ)   575.0   2004.1

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  • Equivalent Luminance Contrast Representing the Relationship between Color Difference and Readability of Chromatic Documents

    Naoya HARA, Ichiro NAMBA, Tarow NOGUCHI

    Journal of Light & Visual Environment   41725.0   2003.12

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  • Influence of Background Luminance, Luminance Contrast and Chroma on the Readability and Equivalent Luminance Contrast of Documents

    Naoya HARA, Ichiro NAMBA, Tarow NOGUCHI

    Technology Reports of Kansai University   45   2003.3

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  • The Relationship between Readability and Conditions of the three Visual Factors of the Letters in a Documents

    原直也, 佐藤隆二

    Technology Reports of Kansai University   43   2001.3

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  • THE ELEMENT OF VISUAL ENVIRONMENT RELATED TO VISIBILITY OF PICTURES PROJECTED BY OVERHEAD PROJECTOR - Survey on visual environment related to visibility in room where a visual apparatus is used Part 2 -

    Naoya HARA, Ryuji SATOH

    Journal of architecture, planning and environmental engineering(transactions of AIJ)   527   2000.1

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  • THE USAGE OF VISUAL APPARATUSES AND THE PROBLEM IN VISIBILITY OF PROJECTED PICTURES - Survey on visual environment related to visibility in room where a visual apparatus is used Part 1 -

    Naoya HARA, Ryuji SATOH

    Journal of architecture, planning and environmental engineering(transactions of AIJ)   517   1999.3

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  • CALCULATION METHOD OF VISIBILITY FACTORS IN THE PICTURE PROJECTED BY A OVERHEAD PROJECTOR

    Ryuji SATOH, Naoya HARA, Li Xin WANG

    Journal of architecture, planning and environmental engineering(transactions of AIJ)   493 ( 493 )   17 - 23   1997.3

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    To realize a suitable visual environment in the room in which much information is transmitted using an overhead projector, it is important to identify the conditions of three visual factors (size, background luminance and luminance contrast) of a projected picture under a given situation. The effects of the condition of an original picture, a projector and operation on the characteristics of the projected picture are examined through an experiment in an actual situation. According to results of the experiment, some variables of a projector performance useful for deriving the size of a projected picture and the illuminance on the screen are specified. The calculation formulae to estimate three visual factors of a projected picture are presented. These formulae are composed of instrumental performance variables and the conditions of original picture, lighting and operation.

    DOI: 10.3130/aija.62.17_2

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Books

  • Teaching material for architectural environmental engineering - Environment volume

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    Architectural Institute of Japan  2011.3 

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  • Teaching material for architectural environmental engineering - Building equipment volume

    Hara Naoya (coauth

    Architectural Institute of Japan  2011.3 

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  • Handbook of Heating, Air-Conditioning and Sanitary Engineers

    Hara Naoya, Co

    Society of heating, air-conditioning and sanitary engineering of Japan  2010 

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  • General rules of recommended lighting levels

    JIS

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  • I-11-2-2 Visual Environment:The change and the prospects of the modern house study

    Hara Naoya (coauth

    Housing Research Foundation  2009.9 

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  • 博物館展示物の光放射による損傷の抑制

    JCIE 翻訳出版物

    日本照明委員会  2005 

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Presentations

  • WHICH SETTINGS OF LIGHTING SYSTEM ARE EFFECTIVE FOR LOW ENERGY CONSUMPTION?

    Naoya Hara, Mika Kato

    2014.4 

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    Venue:Malaysia  

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  • STUDY ON EVALUATION METHOD OF VISIBILITY BY EFFECTIVE LUMINANCE FOR WHICH VARIOUS VISUAL FACTORS IS CONSIDERED

    Ikegami yoko, Inoue youko, Hara naoya

    2013.8 

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    Venue:Korea  

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  • Relationship between Subjective Contrast and Color Difference Based on CAM02

    Masami KONO, Naoya HARA, Haruyo OHNO

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  • DEVELOPMENT OF GENERIC COLORIMETRY SYSTEM FOR LIGHTING ENVIRONMENT BY USING CCD CAMERA

    H. Yamaguchi, M. Kato, N. Hara, D. Ito, Y. Miki

    2013 

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    Venue:France  

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  • Scattering intensity of floor illuminance and surface luminance of smoldering smoke layer

    Akizuki Yuki, Naoya Hara, Kazunori Harada, Chunguang Lin

    2012.10 

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    Venue:China  

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  • APPROPRIATE RANGE OF THE ILLUMINANCE COMBINATION OF TASK-AMBIENT LIGHTING

    Hara Naoya, KATO Mika

    2012.9 

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    Venue:China  

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  • Simplified calculating Model of Floor Illuminance in Fire Smoke

    Yuki AKIZUKI, Naoya HARA, Takeyoshi TANAKA

    2012 

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    Venue:Japan  

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  • Evaluation of Lighting Environment Composed of Multiple Luminaries and Space(at the kitchen space)

    Naoya HARA

    2011.9 

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    Venue:China  

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  • Effect of Illuminance and Correlated Colour Temperature on Visibility of Food Colour in Making Meals

    Shino OKUDA, Yoko FUKUMOTO, Naoya HARA, Hiroshi IWADE, Wataru IWAI

    2010.10 

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    Venue:Argentina  

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  • INFLUENCE OF GRADUALLY DIMMING LIGHT ENVIRONMENT ON BRIGHTNESS-RELATED RATING

    Hara Naoya, Kato Mika, Kono Masami, Okajima Katsunori

    2010.9 

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    Venue:Belgium  

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  • Evaluation method of visibility by effect luminance considered individual visual acuity - The influence of age and visual acuity on intraocular scattering light -

    IKEGAMI Yoko, INOUE Youko, HARA Naoya

    2010.9 

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    Venue:Korea  

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  • BRIGHTNESS PERCEPTION UNDER THE GRADUALLY DIMMING LIGHT ENVIRONMENT

    Hara Naoya, Kato Mika, Kono Masami, Okajima Katsunori

    2010.9 

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    Venue:Korea  

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  • Calculating Method of Evacuee’s Behavior based on the Floor Illuminance in Fire Smoke Estimated by Two Layer Zone Model

    Yuki AKIZUKI, Naoya HARA, Takeyoshi TANAKA

    2009.7 

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    Venue:UK  

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  • Study on the Downward Equivalent Reflectance of the Smoke Layer

    Yuki Akizuki, Naoya Hara

    2009.5 

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    Venue:Hungary  

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  • Appropriate Lighting Conditions for Makeup

    Shino Okuda, Sayaka Yamaguchi, Naoya Hara, Wataru Iwai

    2009.5 

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    Venue:Hungary  

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  • Model equation for downward equivalent reflectance of interface of smoke layer

    Yuki Akizuki, Naoya Hara

    2009.4 

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    Venue:Thailand  

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  • Fundamentals of adaptation luminance in visual field on complex luminance distribution: directionality of adaptation luminance increase

    Yoko Ikegami, Naoya Hara, Youko Inoue

    2009.4 

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    Venue:Thailand  

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  • Study on apprpriate lighting environment for the kitchen

    Yoko Fukumoto, Shino Okuda, Naoya Hara, Wataru Iwai

    2009.4 

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    Venue:Thailand  

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  • Effect and acceptability of difference of color temperature at a residential interior-lighting

    N. HARA, M. UDA

    2008.7 

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    Venue:Switzerland  

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  • Subjective contrast between chromatic patch and achromatic background under several colored lights

    M. KONO, H. OHNO, N. HARA, K. TAKAHAMA, T.HIRAGA, S. TAMURA

    2008.6 

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    Venue:Sweden  

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  • Contrast effect of colors and textures Part 2: Variation on subjective contrast of textures along with incident angle

    S. Kitamura, M. Kono, N. Hara, H. Ohno

    2007.7 

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    Venue:China  

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  • Contrast effect of colors and textures Part 1: Subjective contrast of the visual difference between chromatic patch and the background of N7

    M. Kono, N. Hara, S. Kitamura, H. Ohno

    2007.7 

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    Venue:China  

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  • CALCULATING METHODS OF FLOOR ILLUMINANCE BY EMERGENCY LIGHTS IN FIRE SMOKE TAKING INTO ACCOUNT OF SMOKE ADHESION

    Yuki AKIZUKI, Naoya HARA, Takeyoshi TANAKA

    2007.7 

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    Venue:China  

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  • Adaptation luminance of the complex luminance distribution - directionality and additivity of the adaptation luminance increase -

    IKEGAMI Yoko, HARA Naoya, INOUE Youko

    2007.7 

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    Venue:China  

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  • INFLUENCE OF COLOR VISION DIFFERENCE ON READABILITY AND EQUIVALENT LUMINANCE CONTRAST OF CHROMATIC DOCUMENTS

    Hara Naoya, Konishi Yuya

    2007.7 

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    Venue:China  

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  • Applying the geodesic dome to daylight simulation - An intoroduction of the activities on the daylight simulation working group in Japan -

    Nozomu Yoshizawa, Hirotaka Suzuki, Naoya Hara

    2005.7 

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    Venue:Australia  

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  • Colorimetry Method for the Digital Camera

    Hara Naoya, Noguchi Tarow

    2005.7 

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    Venue:Australia  

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  • FRAMEWORK OF DAYLIGHT SIMULATION FOR BUILDING DESIGN

    Hara Naoya

    2004.3 

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    Venue:Japan  

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  • Reflex Directional Characteristics of interior materials for visual environmental planning

    S. Kitamura, N. Hara, T. Noguchi

    2003.6 

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    Venue:USA  

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  • Equivalent Luminance Contrast for Evaluating Visibility of Chromatic Documents: the influence of the character colors, background luminance and luminance contrast of documents on readability

    HARA Naoya, NAMBA Ichiro, NOGUCHI Tarow

    2003.6 

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    Venue:USA  

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  • Visibility in the Case of Eye Movement between Two Visual Fields with Different Background Luminance

    Naoya HARA, Ryuji SATOH

    1999.6 

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    Venue:Poland  

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  • Curved Surfaces of Various Visibility Level in the Three Dimensional Space Composed of Three Visual Factors

    Ryuji SATOH, Mototsugu SIMOI, Naoya HARA

    1999.6 

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    Venue:Poland  

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  • Questionnaire Survey on the Usage of the Visual Apparatus for Presentation in the Lecture Room

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    1997.10 

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    Venue:Japan  

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  • Visibility of the Pictures Projected by Over Head Projector

    Naoya HARA, Ryuji SATOH

    1997.10 

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    Venue:Japan  

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Awards

  • 日本建築学会奨励賞

    2006.9   社団法人 日本建築学会  

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    Country:Japan

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  • 平成17年度 照明学会論文賞

    2005.7   社団法人 照明学会  

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Devising educational methods

  • 大学の講義においては、専門分野における最新の情報を含むために独自の資料を作成して授業を進めている。情報量が多い箇所については配布資料により授業を進める。学生の質問はメールにて随時受け付けている。試験勉強において十分に学習が出来るように、過去の試験問題全てをインフォメーションで公開している。知識を暗記するのではなく、その意味を考え活用することができる人材を養成すべく、幅広い知識だけでなく、原理を理解しそれを展開することを促している。実験や演習を通しては、講義で学んだ内容のより深い理解を促している。  学会等での教育活動においては、専門分野にまず興味をもつことを優先した内容としている。

Teaching materials

  • 情報量の多い内容の講義用のPPTは、書き込むように一部編集して、資料として配布している。 学会等での教育活動においては、その都度教材を再編、改編して用いている。

Teaching method presentations

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Special notes on other educational activities

  • 照明学会における専門基礎教育の一環として、視覚に関する最新の話題を、学会員を対象に提供するセミナーを2004, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011と定期的に実施している。  建築学会においては、当該専門分野を専門外の講師が授業する場合も多く、より内容の理解が深まる簡単な実験設備を用いる講義を2008年、2009年に紹介している。専門外の講師に教わる学生のみならず、その講師を対象としたシンポジウムとして実施している。  スプリング・サイエンスキャンプ2008,2010と選抜された高校生を対象に照明実験室において簡単な実験を伴う光と色の見え方に関する講義を実施した。  2007年には夢野台高等学校の大学見学会に伴う模擬講義を実施し、2010年には吹田市民講座で光環境に関する講義を実施した。