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ACTIVITY REPORT DIVISION 1 - cie

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VISION SECTION<br />

Active Technical Committees<br />

TC1-30 (V) Luminous Effi<strong>cie</strong>ncy Functions<br />

Year Established: 1990<br />

Terms of Reference:<br />

To prepare a Technical Report on luminous effi<strong>cie</strong>ncy functions which classifies and specifies<br />

the existing functions Vb,point(λ), V(λ), Vb,2(λ), VM(λ) and Vb,10(λ), and the color matching<br />

function y - 10(λ) if appropriate, in their photometric use.<br />

Chairman: Y Nakano JP<br />

Members: M Ikeda JP, P K Kaiser CA, JA Kinney US, S Kokoschka DE, P Trezona GB, K<br />

Sagawa JP, H Yaguchi JP, F Viénot FR<br />

Report:<br />

This committee was closed at the Beijing meeting of 2007 with the work being transferred to a<br />

new reportership, R1-45.<br />

TC1-36 (V) Fundamental Chromaticity Diagram with Physiologically<br />

Significant Axes<br />

Year Established: 1991<br />

Terms of Reference:<br />

To establish a chromaticity diagram of which the coordinates correspond to physiologically<br />

significant axes.<br />

Chairman: F Viénot FR<br />

Members: D MacLeod US, JD Mollon GB, JD Moreland GB, Y Nakano JP, J Pokorny US,<br />

LT Sharpe DE, A Stockman US, A Valberg NO, PL Walraven NL, J Wold NO<br />

Consultants: H Scheibner DE, P Trezona GB, and H Yaguchi JP<br />

Working Program:<br />

Write a report with a clear statement on the choice of a set of color-matching functions and<br />

estimates of cone fundamentals for the normal observer. The committee will take into account the<br />

variability among normal and dichromatic observers.<br />

1. Agreement should be reached on the following points:<br />

a. Choice of a set of color-matching functions and evaluation of the consequence of this<br />

choice, compared to other possibilities.<br />

b. Accordance with the 1988 VM(λ) luminous effi<strong>cie</strong>ncy function.<br />

2

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