October 26 - October 28, 2020
New York (online)

The Illuminating Engineering Society has published its line-up of speakers and presentations for its 2020 Virtual Street and Area Lighting Conference, scheduled for October 26-28, 2020.

Included among the sessions are:

• An investigation of LED streetlighting conversions and roadway safety, Jason Tuenge

• Bridging the gap: facilitating cooperation in wireless telecommunications, David Witkowski

• Bugged by the IES Luminaire Classification System? Understanding the pros and cons of BUG ratings, Paul Mitchell

• Connecting light and motion: field evaluations of connected, sensor-equipped parking lot systems, Ruth Taylor

• Cybersecurity and privacy in connected lighting, Harsha Banavara

• Exploring the energy performance and susceptibility to power quality issues of networked devices, Michael Poplawski and Anay Waghale

• Facilitating smart city attachments on a utility streetlight system, Jim Cowling

• Roadway lighting and its effects on health, alertness, and safety, Raharam Bhagavathula

Exhibits/tradeshow will not occur this year.

Direct any questions to salc@ies.org.