Mr Peter Raynham
The Bartlett School of Graduate Studies is the source of some of the most outstanding minds and most influential research in the field of the built environment. Our work tackles some of the greatest challenges facing mankind, in areas such as health, sustainable cities and human well-being. We are part of The Bartlett: UCL's global faculty of the built environment.
Profile
Biography
After 20 years in industry initially in lamp and luminaire development before progressing to lighting application I joined the Bartlett in 1996 as a Research Fellow. I have worked on a number of projects covering lighting simulation, the construction of a variable luminance artificial sky with integral sun and studying the impact of good urban lighting. In 2003 I became a lecturer an have since supervised a number of research projects.I have always been active in professional associations in the area of lighting and I am currently president of the Society of Light and Lighting and a director of the International Association of Lighting Designers.
Research Summary
I am interested in the whole area of lighting, ranging from visual science through lamp physics, photometry though to appearance of lit spaces. I have been active in research in the areas of street lighting, lighting in schools and the modelling of both daylight and electric light.
Research outputs
| What do pedestrians look at at night? | 2012 | Raynham PJ,Davoodian |
| The SLL Code for Lighting | 2012 | Raynham PJ |
| SLL Lighting Handbook | 2009 | Boyce P,Raynham P |
| The Influence of Ambient Lighting on Pupils in Classrooms | 2009 | Sansal K,Govén TL,T RP |
| SLL Code For Lighing 2009 | 2009 | Raynham PED |
| The use of LEDs in lighting design applications | 2009 | Hatziefstratiou P,Raynham P |
| BS 8206-2:2008 Lighting for Buildings - Part 2 code of practice for daylighting | 2008 | Raynham PCOC |
| Reaction times under mesopic conditions | 2007 | Raynham P,Girach MH,Mucklejohn SA,Preston B |
| Public Lighting in Cities | 2007 | Raynham P |
| Public Lighting, How and Why? | 2006 | Raynham P |
Research activities
| MERLIN: Mesopically Enhanced Road Lighting, Improving Night-Vision |
| Street Lighting Glare:An Investigation using Light Scattering and fMRI Brain Imaging Track Record |