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Posters, presentations, and videos online

Here is a list of all presentations (in pdf format) for wich the organizing committee obtained the agreement of the author to publish their content online. If you use informations contained in the presentations, please make sure to cite the author(s) and indicate the meeting informations. If you want to use any graphics, make sure to obtain the rights by contacting the corresponding author.

1. R. Boucher & Guillaume Poulin (Canada)
   • boucher.remi@sepaq.com
   • Photography as a way to bring awareness to light pollution
2. C. S. J. Pun (Hong Kong)
   • jcspun@hku.hk
   • Night Sky Brightness Measurements: Review and Prospects
3. S. Noll (Austria)
   • stefan.noll@uibk.ac.at
   • The origin and variability of the natural night-sky radiation
4. D. Duriscoe
   • Dan_Duriscoe@nps.gov
   • Tracking sky quality over time with a simplified model of all-sky artificial sky glow derived from VIIRS Day/Night Band data
5. A. Domény
   • domenya@gmail.com
   • The effect of lighting reconstructions of some Hungarian cities
6. H. Netzel
   • henia@netzel.pl
   • Modelling of light pollution over Poland using high resolution data
7. M. Aubé (Canada)
   • martin.aube@cegepsherbrooke.qc.ca
   • How the sky brightness depends on wavelength, aerosol content, ground reflectance, lamps photometry, terrain and obstacles.
8. K. Baibakov
   • k.baibakov@usherbrooke.ca
   • Quantifying night-time aerosol optical depth using star- and moon-photometry.
9. Z. Kollath
   • zkollath@gmail.com
   • In situ estimation of atmospheric properties for light pollution measurements and modeling
10. A. Sanchez de Miguel
    • alejasan@ucm.es
    • Diffuse light on satellite imagery and sky brightness
11. H. Solano Lamphar
    • lamphar@gmail.com
    • Retrieval of urban emission function from sky glow data: an experimental approach
12. J. Roby
    • johanne.roby@cegepsherbrooke.qc.ca
    • Manage lighting applications with three spectral indices
13. A. Morin-Paulhus
    • antoine.morin.paulhus@gmail.com
    • An Online Tool to Get Complete Spectral Information and Potential Impacts for a Large Variety of Commercial Lamps
14. R. Dick
    • rdick@robertdick.ca
    • Biological Thresholds for Nocturnal Light Compared to LED Characteristics
15. A. Haenel
    • Haenel@osnabrueck.de
    • Light Sources for protecting the night
16. K.L. Pendoley
    • kellie.pendoley@penv.com.au kellie.pendoley@penv.com.au
    • Light measurement and modelling requirements of the biological sciences
17. C. Kyba (Germany)
    • kyba@gfz-potsdam.de
    • Skyglow phenomenology: Bridging the gap between experiment and theory
18. B. Wren
    • wren@nexus.as.utexas.edu
    • Assessment of light pollution impacts from oil and gas developments
19. S. Ribas
    • sjribas@montsec.cat
    • Light Pollution studies on Montsec Reserve using the new Catalan Light Pollution Network
20. V Tilve
    • victiru@yahoo.es
    • Determining the continuous all-sky night brightness distributions from discrete sets of localized measurements
21. K. P. Tong
    • rktong@uni-bremen.de
    • Angular and temporal dependence of artificial light at night upwelling towards VIIRS-DNB
22. S. Bara (V. Tilve)
    • salva.bara@usc.es
    • The Galician Night Sky Brightness Monitoring Network
23. S. Bara (V Tilve)
    • salva.bara@usc.es
    • Modal approaches for light pollution measurement and modeling
24. W. Blanchette
    • blanchettew@gmail.com
    • A moon spectrometer to infer the aerosol optical depth and sky brightness during the night
25. S. Houle
    • simonhoule.0@gmail.com
    • A satellite based intrusive light model
26. C. E. Walker
    • cwalker@noao.edu
    • Characterizing Night Sky Brightness In and Around Tucson and Nearby Observatory Mountaintops
27. M. St-John
    • malcolm19@hotmail.commalcolm19@hotmail.com
    • Implementing clouds into the night sky radiance model Illumina
28. K. Baugh (USA)
    • kim.baugh@noaa.gov
    • The VIIRS Day/Night Band: Creating the Next Generation of Global Remotely-Sensed Nighttime Lights Products
29. C. Walker
    • cwalker@noao.edu
    • Intercomparing Methods of Night Sky Brightness Measurements
30. D. Duriscoe
    • Dan_Duriscoe@nps.gov
    • Use of the SQM-L for all-sky light pollution measurement
31. S. Ribas
    • sjribas@montsec.cat
    • Intercomparison campaigns of Night Sky Brightness measuring techniques
32. M. Pravettoni
    • mauro.pravettoni@supsi.ch
    • Measuring the darkness with a solar simulator: indoor calibration of sky brightness meters Δ
33. P. D. Hiscocks
    • phiscock@ee.ryerson.ca
    • Calibrated Measurements of Luminance and Sky Glow with a Digital Camera
34. C. W. So (J. Pun)
    • socw@connect.hku.hk
    • Case studies of remote sensing and field experiments on the contribution of artificial light sources to the night sky observed in Hong Kong
35. H. Spoelstra
    • henk@lumineux-consult.com
    • Night time spectral behavior of the SQM
36. A. Mohar
    • andrej.mohar@euromix-lj.si
    • Sky Quality Camera as a quick and reliable tool for light pollution monitoring