French Commission of Lighthouses

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The French Commission of Lighthouses was a 19th-century governmental body responsible for overseeing the design, improvement, and standardization of lighthouse technology and coastal illumination in France.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf governmental commission
maritime authority
aim ensure uniformity of lighthouse signals
improve safety of navigation along French coasts
promote adoption of advanced optical systems in lighthouses
appliesToJurisdiction France
concernedWith light characteristics of beacons
lighthouse optics
reliability of coastal lights
visibility range of lighthouses
country France
field coastal illumination
lighthouse engineering
maritime navigation
maritime safety
goal reduce maritime accidents near French shores
hasDomain coastal engineering
nautical infrastructure
influenced development of French lighthouse network
technical evolution of lighthouse lighting in France
mainRole coordination of coastal illumination in France
improvement of lighthouse technology in France
oversight of lighthouse design in France
standardization of lighthouse technology in France
operatedIn French coastal waters
metropolitan France
oversaw design of new French lighthouses
improvement of existing French lighthouses
standardization of lighthouse equipment in France
standardization of lighthouse light patterns in France
partOf French state maritime administration
responsibleFor evaluation of lighthouse lighting systems
harmonization of lighthouse characteristics along the French coast
recommendations on lighthouse construction
recommendations on lighthouse modernization
technical standards for French lighthouses
sector public sector
temporalContext 19th century
timePeriod 1800s
typeOfOrganization state body
technical advisory body
usedFor planning of coastal lighting systems
regulation of lighthouse technology

Referenced by (1)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Augustin-Jean Fresnel
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