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
Ram�n San Mart�n

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

MONT-M�GANTIC ASTROLAB LIGHT POLLUTION ABATEMENT PROJECT. HOW TO CREATE A DARK SKY RESERVE IN AN INHABITED AREA AND PRESERVE ASTRONOMICAL RESEARCH
Chlo� 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 H�nel

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 Jos� Manzano, Rafael Barrena & M� Jos� Hern�ndez

LIGHTING POLLUTION AND INTRUSIVE LIGHT EVALUATION IN RESIDENTIAL AND RURAL AREAS
Alberto jos� 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 ba�uelos irusta, susana mal�n gim�nez

LIGHT POLLUTION MODELING AND DETECTION IN A HETEROGENEOUS ENVIRONMENT
Martin aub�

CONTROLLING LIGHT POLLUTION AND SAVING ENERGY
Leopoldo rodr�guez r�bke

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