Light Dose Modeling is a computational framework that quantifies and predicts the biologically effective exposure of individuals to light over time, distinguishing itself from general lighting models by integrating spectral, temporal, and spatial characteristics of light with human circadian physiology and behavior patterns.
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LIGHT DOSIMETRY FOR PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY BY WHOLE BLADDER WALL IRRADIATION
Willem M. Star, H. Marijnissen, Harald Jansen et al. · Photochemistry and Photobiology · 1987 · 96 citations
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