Luminaires are sorted according to an increasing ratio of average/minimum illuminance 
they provide within a rectangle of -1.5625:1.5625:-0.1875:0.875 pole heights. 
The row of luminaires obeys the following limits:
 3.125 as relative spacing (neighbouring poles distance / pole height)
 50 as useful fraction / 1 % (proportion of the flux of the row of luminaires 
                           hitting the rectangle), at least
 1:25 as maximum (for 8 m lamp height) illuminance (/ 1 lx) allowed range within that rectangle 
 1:15 as average (for 8 m lamp height) illuminance (/ 1 lx) range
 1:5 as minimum (for 8 m lamp height) illuminance (/ 1 lx) range
 3 as maximal allowed ratio average/minimum
 300 specific luminous intensity (/ cd/klm) at >=80_degrees, at most.

Command line (-rv# had # in 0, 90, 180, 270 to maximize minimum illuminance)
to produce the inside of each line within this overview: 
 ies2tab -l -mi -co -u-1.5625:1.5625:-0.1875:0.875 -rh3.125 -h8    -rv# -n <ldt/file_name>
Non-obligatory parameters to ies2tab were: -h8   

Ev. rotation of the luminaire needed to maximize this value is indicated by
the 1st column larger than 1: -- 2: 90, 3: 180 and 4: 270 degrees

  #  % of Increase of Sky Luminance
  #   due to light going from the luminaire above horizon, as compared
  #   with the luminance produced by the light dispersed from the ground
  #   concerns the following situation:
  #  Albedo = 0.10
  #  Zenith Extinction = 0.30 mag (i.e., direct light remaining  76 %)
  #  Indicatrix type =0 (0: acc. to P.Cinzano, 4..6: CIE sky types)
  
  #  Calculation of the useful fraction of the outcoming luminous flux
  #   concerns a rectangle of -1.56:1.56:-0.19:0.88 pole heights
  #   illuminated by a row of luminaires spaced 3.13 pole heights;
  #   just luminaires closer than 12 pole heights are considered.
  #  Grid is the same as for the illuminance plot, 1 point each 1/30 pole height.
  
  #FiOut 75-90 >= 80degrees    >= 90degrees     65   70  abs.   CutOff?   useful/Out Illum/lx ( 8.0 m, file-given lm)       filename
  #  %    %    cd/klm % Out  cd/klm % Out % ILP.  max. cd/klm                    %    max    av   min  av/min
  
4:   99.9  6.1  201.8   1.7    0.7?  0.0?   0?   429  397  513  Non-CutOff      56.2    3.6   2.6  1.5   1.7  bat14
4:   99.9  6.1  201.8   1.7    0.7?  0.0?   0?   429  397  513  Non-CutOff      56.2    4.6   3.3  1.9   1.7  bat20
4:   99.9  6.1  201.8   1.7    0.7?  0.0?   0?   429  397  513  Non-CutOff      56.2    7.1   5.0  2.9   1.7  bat31