IES G 1 2003

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IESNA G-1 Guideline for Security Lighting for People, Property, and Public Spaces

Published By	Publication Date	Number of Pages
IES	2003	72

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Description

This Guideline for design and implementation of security lighting is intended for use by property owners and managers, crime prevention specialists, law enforcement and security professionals, risk managers, lighting specifiers, contractors, the legal profession, and homeowners concerned about security and the prevention of crime. It also covers basic security principles, illuminance requirements for various types of properties, protocol for evaluating current lighting levels for different security applications, and security survey and crime search methodology. Guidelines include exterior and interior security lighting practices for the reasonable protection of persons and property.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
3	Copyright
4	Committee Members
5	Table of Contents
7	Foreword and History 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Lighting and its Relationship to Crime
8	2.0 Scope and Purpose
9	3.0 Basic Principles of Security and Security Lighting 3.1 Principles
10	3.2 Community Responsive Design
12	3.3 Security Lighting Planning 4.0 Understanding “When Security is an Issue” 5.0 Visibility Concerns in Security Applications 5.1 Illuminance 5.2 Horizontal Illuminance
19	5.3 Vertical Illuminance 5.4 Uniformity 5.5 Glare 5.6 Shadows 5.7 Establishing Site Divisions 5.8 Total Site Zone
20	5.9 Pedestrian Zone 5.10 Path Zone 5.11 Building Zone 5.12 Building Perimeter Zone 6.0 Lighting Equipment
26	7.0 Security Lighting for Controlled Spaces 7.1 General
27	7.2 Specific Applications
28	7.2.1 Unoccupied Spaces
29	7.2.2 Offices and Other Buildings
31	7.2.3 Automated Teller Machines and Night Depositories
33	7.2.4 Parking Facilities (Lots and Garages) 7.2.5 Residential Parking Areas 7.2.6 Parking Lots and Areas for Public Parks
34	7.2.7 Supermarkets and Major Retail Outlets
39	7.2.8 Fast Food and Franchise Restaurants
40	7.2.9 Convenience Stores and Gas Stations
41	7.2.10 Single-Family Residences
42	7.2.11 Multi-Family Residences
44	7.2.12 Multi-Family Residences for the Elderly 7.2.13 Schools & Institutions
45	7.2.14 Law Enforcement, Fire, Ambulance, and Other Emergency Services 7.2.15 Hotels and Motels
46	8.0 Glossary of Terms
48	References
49	Annexes Annex A-Studies on Lighting and its Relationship to Crime
50	Annex B-Physical Security Survey
54	Annex C-Taking Security Illumination Measurements – A Practical Guide
58	Annex D-Crime Analysis and Foreseeability of Crime
62	Annex E-Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design [CPTED]
68	Annex F-Lighting for Television and Photographic Surveillance
70	Annex G-Municipal Approvals Annex H-Additional Reading