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100 High Points in a Century of Technical Publishing

The dissemination of knowledge related to lighting was an immediate and important project embraced by the Society. In the first eleven months of its existence, the Society published more than 400 pages of technical articles and news about the lighting industry. Publishing has remained one of the Society’s most important activities and one of its greatest acts of service to the public. In 2004 the Board of Directors of the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America authorized the 100 Papers Project. The intention was to choose and republish the 100 most important papers published by the Society in its first century. A task force of volunteers was established and a summary of their work nearly two years is presented here.