International Commission on Illumination (abbreviated as CIE from the French name of the organization) is a world-wide scientific, technical and cultural non-profit self-funding organization established in 1900 in Paris on the basis of the Commission Internationale de Photometrie (later moved to Vienna). Organization gathers specialists interested in various aspects of light, lighting, ultraviolet and near infrared radiation from 55 countries as full and associated members. The CIE is administrated by the Board of Administration elected for four-year terms by the General Assembly, which is composed by the Directors of the National Committees (NCs). The President of the CIE is currently Peter Blattner from METAS, Switzerland.
The objectives of the organization are:
The research and technical work of experts at CIE is conducted in Technical Committees (currently 65 active TCs, also in cooperation with ISO). After elaboration each Technical Report, Technical Note or International Standard is evaluated, commented and accepted by proper Division. Additional information about CIE, its structure and activity you can find at: cie.co.at
NC from each of full members can recommend 1 representative to each of 6 topic Divisions of the CIE. The CIE NC in Poland is Polski Komitet Oświetleniowy SEP.
Employees of the Bialystok University of Technology are members of the CIE Poland and CIE: