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Title: |
Preserving the Astronomical Windows
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Volume: |
139
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Year: |
1998
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Editors: |
Isobe, Syuzo; McNally, Derek
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ISBN: |
1-886733-59-7
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Paper Title |
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Authors |
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Adverse Environmental Impact on Astronomy |
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McNally, D. |
Preserving the Astronomical "Windows" by/for Education and Culture |
7 |
Percy, J. R. |
Light Pollution: The Problem, the Solutions |
13 |
Crawford, D. L. |
Natural Optical Sky Background |
17 |
Leinert, Ch.; Mattila, K. |
Field Survey of Outdoor Lighting in Japan |
21 |
Narisada, K.; Kawakami, K. |
Bilateral Agreements on Limits to Outdoor Lighting; The New GTE Recommendations, Their Origin and Implications |
29 |
Schreuder, D. A. |
Japanese Perspective for Interference to Radio Astronomy |
43 |
Kawaguchi, K. |
The Space Debris Environment of the Earth-Amounts and Growth |
49 |
Flury, W. |
Meteoroids and Space Debris Impacts on Telescopes in Space |
65 |
Yano, H. |
Can We Maintain Access to the Space Windows? |
87 |
Wamsteker, W. |
Environmental Disturbances of Astronomical Observations |
89 |
Kovalevsky, J. |
The Avoidance of Man-Made Pollution in Interplanetary Space |
97 |
Keay, C. |
The Process of Frequency Management, International Treaties and the Responsibility of Astronomers |
103 |
Tarter, J. |
Public Education to Preserve Dark Skies and Astronomical Windows with Eavesdropping and Robotic Telescopes |
109 |
Baruch, J. E. F. |
The Issues of Space Debris and Near-Earth Objects at the United Nations |
115 |
Haubold, H. J.; Remo, J. L. |
Bilateral Agreements, Zoning, International Protocol to Preserve Astronomical Windows |
119 |
Isobe, S. |
Avoidance of Collisions between Space Debris and Operating Satellites |
125 |
Wnuk, E. |
A Method for Searching Potential Observing Sites |
135 |
Querci, F. R.; Querci, M. |
Protection of the Observatorio Astrofisico "Guillermo Haro" |
141 |
Carrasco, B. E.; Carraminana, A.; Sanchez-Sesma, F. J.; Lermo, F. J. |
Light Pollution and Night Sky Brightness over the Entire Sky at Kottamia Observatory Site |
151 |
Nawar, S.; Morcos, A. B.; Metwally, Z.; Osman, A. I. I. |
The Shuffle Glow in the Ultraviolet-A Major Contributor to Surface Brightnesses at Low Earth Orbits |
159 |
Schlosser, W. |
A Study of Luminous Intensity Distributions of Lighting Lamps |
161 |
Kawakami, K.; Isobe, S. |
A Comparison of Night Sky Brightness under Ordinary Urban Lighting and During Light-Down Periods in Kyoto City |
167 |
Iizuka, T.; Isobe, S. |
Star Watching Observations to Measure Night Sky Brightness |
175 |
Isobe, S.; Kosai, H. |
Light Pollution Situations of Observatories |
185 |
Isobe, S. |
Ejected City Light of Japan Observed by a Defense Meteorological Satellite Program |
191 |
Isobe, S.; Hamamura, S. |
Summary of the IEIJ Report on a Field Survey on Outdoor Lighting in Various Areas in Japan |
201 |
Narisada, K.; Kawakami, K. |
Economic Consequences of the Deterioration of the Astronomical Environment |
243 |
Woltjer, L. |
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