Lighting for People in Outdoor Nighttime Environments

What you need to know about the new IES RP-43 Guidance

Lighting is critical in supporting people as they navigate and enjoy outdoor nighttime environments. The new RP-43-22 guidance builds upon the outdoor lighting design process of LP-2-20, looking at the key considerations in lighting for people at night, the importance of minimizing environmental impact through equipment and application design choices, offering designers flexibility in creating a nighttime environment that supports wayfinding, reassurance, safety and engagement.

PRESENTED BY SHIRLEY COYLE
Shirley Coyle is an independent consultant and Principal of Relevant Light. She has worked in specification sales and executive leadership roles for several lighting manufacturers over the past 35 years. Lighting Certified since 2000, Shirley is a Past President of the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES), with 7 years on the IES Board of Directors. Shirley is active on several IES committees, including the Roadway Lighting Committee, the Outdoor Nighttime Environments Committee, and the Street & Area Lighting Conference Committee. Shirley is also a Board member of CIE’s Canadian National Committee.