VI. INTELLIGENT LIGHTING AND LIGHT POLLUTION

INTELLIGENT LIGHTING CHALLENGES
Nigel E. Pollard

RECOMMENDATIONS INSTEAD OF PROHIBITIONS. THE SWISS APPROACH AGAINST NEGATIVE LIGHT EMISSIONS
Antonio Righetti

THE NOISE OF LIGHT
Ramón San Martín

EUP PROJECT. DARK SKY ECO-LABELLING IN THE LIGHTING INDUSTRY
Friedel Pas

MONT-MÉGANTIC ASTROLAB LIGHT POLLUTION ABATEMENT PROJECT. HOW TO CREATE A DARK SKY RESERVE IN AN INHABITED AREA AND PRESERVE ASTRONOMICAL RESEARCH
Chloé Legris

THE CAMPAIGN FOR DARK SKIES: PROGRESS IN THE UK OVER 18 YEARS.
Graham Bryant

COMMUNICATING LIGHT POLLUTION IN A HIGHLY INDUSTRIALISED COUNTRY – GERMANY
Andreas Hänel

CHANGING THE WORLD, ONE LIGHT AT A TIME (MY DARK SKY ‘TOOLBOX’)
Bob Crelin

CONTRIBUTION OF AMATEUR ASTRONOMERS TO THE CONSERVATION OF SKY QUALITY
Juan José Manzano, Rafael Barrena & Mª José Hernández

LIGHTING POLLUTION AND INTRUSIVE LIGHT EVALUATION IN RESIDENTIAL AND RURAL AREAS
Alberto josé cabello, carlos federico kirschbaum

THE EVALUATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF ROAD LIGHTING
Pierantonio cinzano

INDICATORS PROPOSAL FOR THE SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT
OF OUTDOOR LIGHTING.
Alberto bañuelos irusta, susana malón giménez

LIGHT POLLUTION MODELING AND DETECTION IN A HETEROGENEOUS ENVIRONMENT
Martin aubé

CONTROLLING LIGHT POLLUTION AND SAVING ENERGY
Leopoldo rodríguez rübke

A MODEL TO SHOW THE DIFFERENCES IN SKYGLOW FROM TYPES OF
LUMINAIRE DESIGNS,
with a view to recovering rural dark skies.
Chris Baddiley

RECENT PROGRESSES ON A SECOND WORLD ATLAS
OF THE NIGHT-SKY BRIGHTNESS. LPTRAN/LPDART
REALISTIC MODELS, TOMOGRAPHY OF LIGHT POLLUTION,
ACCURATE VALIDATION METHODS AND EXTENDED
SATELLITE DATA ANALYSIS
Pierantonio Cinzano, Fabio Falchi & Chris Elvidge