Studying light point data
Information on the location and technical characteristics of lighting points in a given area can be used to diagnose lighting installations, assess their impact over time and test the effects of various scenarios for changing installations and practices.
Production of indicators for monitoring lighting parks
In most cases, compliance with regulatory requirements and the quest for energy sav-ings mean transforming lighting installations and practices.
The analysis of technical data from lighting points is therefore designed to provide indi-cators for diagnosing the existing situation, but also to guide transformation choices and monitor lighting parks over time.
In particular, our StatEp software can be used to test various development scenarios (change of lamp type, power reduction, removal or lighting shutdown of certain points, etc.) and simulate their impact on light pollution.
What data do we work with?
What tools have we developed?
What data do we work with?
Databases of light points supplied by our (if possible in line with the data model we use). We have already analyzed over 3 million light points in France.
Data collected by our teams in the field, during dedicated acquisition campaigns.
What tools have we developed?
StatEp, the statistical analysis and mapping software for lighting parks
Using data from lighting points, StatEp produces indicators on lamp types, power, color temperatures and contribution to overall light pollution.
These indicators are used to diagnose street lighting systems in particular, on a global scale as well as at the level of each municipality.
Our solutions in action
Would you like to see concrete examples of our applications?
We apply our tools and methods to a large number of projects every year.