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Old December 12th 03, 04:05 PM
Graham
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Does anyone know where I can obtain data on illumination levels
(lux) for civil twilight under perfect atmospheric conditions ?

I understand that 3-500 lux is about the range from sunset to
the end of civil twilight.

Regards
Graham
 




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