Daylight illuminance levels, user preferences, and cognitive performance in office environments: Exploring an optimal illuminance range using virtual reality

Payedar-Ardakani, Pegah; Gorji-Mahlabani, Yousef; Ghanbaran, Abdul Hamid; Ebrahimpour, Reza

doi:10.1016/j.buildenv.2024.111638

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Daylight illuminance levels, user preferences, and cognitive performance in office environments: Exploring an optimal illuminance range using virtual reality

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