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Title: |
Light Pollution, Radio Interference, and Space Debris
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Volume: |
17
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Year: |
1991
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View this Volume on ADS
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Editors: |
Crawford, David L.
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ISBN: |
0-937707-36-8
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eISBN:
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978-1-58381-353-9
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Paper Title |
Page |
Authors |
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Introduction to the Issues |
1 |
Crawford, D. L. |
Light Pollution -- A Problem for Us All |
7 |
Crawford, D. L. |
Earth at Night: an Image of the Nighttime Earth Based on Cloud-free Satellite Photographs |
11 |
Sullivan, W. T. |
Outdoor Lighting in Tucson: A Photo Record |
18 |
Robinson, W. T. |
Sky Brightness at Kitt Peak National Observatory |
19 |
Pilachowski, C.; Africano, J. L.; Goodrich, B. D.; Binkert, W. S. |
Sky Preservation at Palomar Observatory |
20 |
Brucato, R. |
Light Trespass Contermeasures |
25 |
Schreuder, D. A. |
Environmental Conditions of Chinese Astronomical Observatories, Past, Present, and Future |
33 |
Jiang, S. Y. |
Note on Mercury Light Pollution Spectroscopic Observations |
34 |
Huang, C. |
Organized Observations of Night Sky Brightness in Japan |
35 |
Kosai, H.; Isobe, S. |
Light Pollution at the Astronomical Observatories in Mexico |
45 |
Costero, R. |
Pollution and Pollution Control in the Third World |
48 |
Stock, J.; Marin, Z. |
Outdoor Lighting Effects on Moths |
51 |
Frank, K. |
Past and Present Studies Relating to Urban Sky Glow |
52 |
Walker, M. |
Light Pollution Modeling |
56 |
Garstang, R. |
A System Simulation Approach for the Control of Stray Electric Light |
70 |
McGowan, T.; Hibbs, J. |
Software Tools for Engineering Dark Skies |
71 |
Smith, M.; Dilaura, D. |
The Effect of Public Lighting on Sky Glow |
77 |
Cunnan, J. M. L. |
Publicizing Light Pollution and Its Cures |
78 |
Schaaf, F.; Kurczewski, R. |
The Measurement of Light Pollution and the Population of Cities |
79 |
Upgren, A. |
Light Trespass |
85 |
Tanner, A. |
The Economics of Light Pollution |
89 |
Hunter, T.; Crawford, D. |
The Relighting of Kalispell, Montana |
97 |
Westpfahl, D. |
Big Island Cities at Night |
98 |
Westpfahl, D. |
120 HZ Variations in Sky Brightness Over Vancouver, B.C. |
99 |
Crabtree, D.; Westpfahl, D.; Richer, H. |
City of Portland Conversion to Cut-off Fixtures |
100 |
Hughes, W. |
The Disappearance of Darkness |
101 |
Sperling, N. |
The Impact of Light Pollution on Amateur Astronomy and Public Awareness of the Night Sky |
109 |
Chester, J. |
The International Dark-Sky Association |
110 |
Hunter, T.; Crawford, D.; Howell, L.; Knauss, D. |
Overview of the Space Debris Issue |
113 |
Kessler, D. J. |
Side effects of space debris on astronomical observation |
115 |
Maley, Paul D. |
SMM coronagraph observations of particulate contamination |
126 |
St. Cyr, O. C.; Warner, T. |
The Threat to Astronomy by Space Art |
139 |
Murdin, P. |
In Defense of Space Art: The Role of the Artist in Space Exploration |
145 |
Malina, R. |
Observations of space debris |
153 |
Taff, L. G. |
Space Object Traffic Control |
165 |
Knowles, S. H. |
The use of meteor radars in the detection of infalling space debris |
166 |
Olsson-Steel, D. I.; Elford, W. G. |
Spectrum Management and the RH Situation in the U.S.A. |
175 |
Price, M. |
The National Radio Quiet Zone and the Green Bank RH Situation |
176 |
Sizemore, W. |
An RH Survey of Central Ohio |
181 |
Dixon, R.; Ellington, S.; Koch, R. |
Electronic Smog in Europe |
188 |
Kahlmann, H. |
Protection of Passive Bands in Australia, India, and Japan |
189 |
Robinson, B. J. |
RH Survey for a Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope for India |
190 |
Swarup, G.; Venkatasubramani, T. |
U.C.A.F. and Frequencies for Radioastronomy |
194 |
Findlay, J. I. |
Detection of Radio Frequency Interference from Space |
198 |
Howard, W. E. |
How Geostar Radiodetermination Technology Minimizes Interference to Radioastronomy |
201 |
Rothblatt, M. |
Coordination Between the Radioastronomy Service and the Radiodetermination Satellite Service in the 1612 MHz Band |
205 |
Thompson, A. R. |
Interference with Astronomical Observations of OH Masers from the Soviet Union's GLONASS Satellites |
213 |
Galt, J. |
Effects of RFI on Solar Microwave Bursts Observed with High Time Resolution |
222 |
Luo, X. |
RH Survey Over the 1.0 to 10.4 GHz Frequency Range at the Goldstone Venus Tracking Station |
228 |
Gulkis, S.; Olsen, E.; Klein, M.; Jackson, E. |
The Nature of RH and Some Lines of Defense |
240 |
Fisher, J. R. |
Reduction of Interference in Observations with the Westerbork Synthesis Radio Telescope |
249 |
Spoelstra, T. |
Estimating Harmful Levels of Radio Frequency Interference |
258 |
Crane, P.; Hillenbrand, L. |
Interference Problems and Radio Astronomy in the U.K. |
267 |
Cohen, R. J. |
As Bad as Things Are for Radio Astronomy in the Protected Bands -- They Are Worse for SETI |
273 |
Tarter, J. |
Radio Astronomy and the CCIR Process |
288 |
Pankonin, V. |
Radio Astronomy at the WARC MOB-87 |
296 |
Gergely, T. |
Protection of Omniwavelength Radio-astronomy and Preventing Radio Pollution of Space |
305 |
Doubinskij, B. A. |
Legal Defense of Radioastronomy |
310 |
Ennis, J. |
Pollution of Geophysical Sites |
321 |
Kovalevsky, J. |
Heat from Large Buildings and the Effects upon Astrometric Observations |
326 |
Hughes, J.; Kodres, C. A. |
Summary Paper |
329 |
van den Bergh, S. |
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