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U.S. university paid to study how parking-lot lighting feels safe

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$79,150
Country
United States
Date
Agreement start 2018-11-15
Department / program
Natural Resources Canada / Contributions in support of Energy Efficiency
Recipient
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE

Agreement title

Lighting metrics for safety perception in parking lots

Why it is listed Natural Resources Canada paid a university in Troy, United States, for research on lighting and the perception of safety in parking lots.

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Source details

Federal grants and contributions (open.canada.ca), recipients outside Canada. Agreement values are what the record states; an amendment replaces the earlier value.

  • 115-2018-2019-Q3-07178, amendment 0: $79,150, start date 2018-11-15

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