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Table 1.
Search term category.
CategoriesBog'liq modellashtirish Photoshop rastrli grafik muharririda ishlash asoslari, 1 saida opagaTable 1.
Search term category.
Categories
Keywords
Lighting system
(smart OR intelligent OR ‘automated light*’ OR ambient OR
dynamic OR tunable OR ‘context light’) AND (light* OR led*)
Context
(residential OR ‘living environment’ OR apartment OR house
OR home OR ‘living lab’)
Light effect on energy
synonyms (consumption OR efficient* OR optimis* OR
minimis* OR saving OR reduc*) AND (energy OR electricity)
Light effect on well-being
(‘well-being’ OR ‘visual comfort’ OR ‘user behaviour’ OR
‘circadian rhythm’ OR ‘user satisfaction’ OR ‘visual effect’ OR
iprgc OR mood OR health OR sleep OR performance OR
‘non-visual’ OR ‘wake-up’ OR ‘life quality’)
Search strings
Lighting system AND Context AND Light effect on energy
Lighting system AND Context AND Light effect on well-being
Note: The asterisks (*) were used to broaden the search by finding the words that start with similar letters.
2.4. Data Collection Process
Eligible studies were reviewed, and information was collected regarding the definition
of a smart lighting system, the intended study aim, study characteristics, which included
methodological characteristics (i.e., study type, measurement method(s), sample size, study
duration, target group, and main outcome) and smart lighting system characteristics (i.e.,
the composition of the discussed/investigated system regarding the type of light source,
communication protocol, control input, and sensor type).
2.5. Developed Research Strategy
The research strategy focused first on the documentation of smart lighting systems’
definition since the search terms were adapted multiple times during the search process.
Secondly, it documented the studies’ aims as defined in the papers, as searching for
studies in two extensive domains (energy, well-being) may result in studies that fulfil
the search criteria but serve a different purpose. Hence, categorisation was applied to
enable the assessment and/or comparison of results from the topic/domain as well as the
methodological perspective. Thirdly, the data collection process, as described in Section
2.4
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was executed and documented, and, eventually, the results were discussed per category.
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