2nd Circular
The first CIE Expert Symposium on LED measurement was held at the CIE Central Bureau in Vienna in 1997. During the past four years LEDs observed a considerable progress. Both as individual lamps and as clusters for signalling and recently even for lighting purposes LEDs have become competitive with more traditional light sources. Currently there are considerable efforts within the LED industry and the community who use LEDs to standardise on LED characterisation and measurement. Several CIE Technical Committees are active in the field.
The Goals
The goals of the meeting are:
Who Should Attend
This meeting is open to all participants. To insure adequate space and support, and to allow distribution and adequate review of relevant documents, prior registration is required. The following individuals are specifically encouraged to attend:
Venue
Gaithersburg, Maryland, is in the suburbs of Washington DC, where
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is located. For
hotel and transportation information, see the Symposium
website:
http://physics.nist.gov/LED2001
or contact the Co-chair, Yoshi Ohno, E-mail: ohno@nist.gov, Tel: +1 301 975-2321
TUTORIAL SESSION
10 May 2001
Yoshi Ohno: Introduction to photometry and radiometry of LEDs
Teresa Goodman: Introduction to spectroradiometry and colorimetry of LEDs
Georg Sauter: Uncertainty principles and their application to LED measurement
Kathleen Muray: CIE work on LED measurement
János Schanda: Visual aspects connected with LED measurement
SYMPOSIUM
11 & 12 May 2001
Invited Papers
CK Andersen: Considerations in the use of LED clusters for transportation signalling
G Heidel: Measurement problems in LED production
S Jenkins: Use of LED clusters for signals and their measurement
S Johnson: State of the art of OLED technologies
K Kohmoto: Development of white LEDs in Japan
G Mueller: State of the art of LED technologies (Keynote paper)
DH Sliney and BE Stuck: The potential ocular hazards of LED emitters
R Young: LED measurement instrumentation
Contributed Papers
W Horak et al: Comparative optical radiation safety analysis of new LED-devices and -lamps
B Kránicz and Y Ohno: Deconvolution for spectral data of LEDs
C Lányi et al: Introducing a CD-ROM on LEDs
WJ Marshall: Laser source size as a function of distance
CC Miller and Y Ohno: Luminous intensity measurements of light emitting diodes at NIST
CC Miller and Y Ohno: Luminous flux calibration of LEDs at NIST
K Muray et al: Comparison measurements of LEDs: Spectral power distribution
T Nägele: Problems and requirements of the optical characterization of LEDs
Y Ohno and B Kránicz: Spectroradiometer characterization for colorimetry of LEDs
J Schanda et al: Light emitting diode standards
K Suzuki et al: Round robin LED photometry test in Japan
T Tarczali et al: Colour rendering properties of LED sources
R Young et al: Quantifying photometric spectral mismatch uncertainties in LED measurements
Registration
[ ] CIE LED tutorial Workshop 2001
[ ] 2nd CIE LED Symposium 2001
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