10 th Anniversary of the Starlight Declaration PRESERVING. La Palma, Spain 18 th to 21 st, 2017 Meeting Programme
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1 10 th Anniversary of the Starlight Declaration PRESERVING theskies La Palma, Spain 18 th to 21 st, 2017 Meeting Programme
2 Tuesday 18th 18:30 Inauguration of Starlight Exhibition promoted by CajaCanarias Foundation Calle O Daly 19:30 Registration & Welcome reception Casa Salazar
3 Teatro Circo de Marte 09:00-11:00 08:50 Brief address from the organisers Preserving the cultural values of Starlight (Panel 1) Moderator: F. Sánchez (IAC) J. Belmonte (IAC): Land- and skyscape at the framework of the Astronomy and World Heritage Initiative C. Smith (AURA): Preserving dark skies in Chile: challenges and opportunities C. Walker (NOAO): Keeping the Stars in Our Eyes: outreach campaigns and education M. Smith (CTIO): Windows to the Universe 11:00-11:30 Coffee 11:30-12:30 Wednesday 19th J. Franco (UNAM): Dark skies in the Prehispanic Cultures J. A. González Hernández (Cielos La Palma): La Palma, living with the Universe L. L. Martín Rodríguez (F. Galileo Galilei): An open hardware/software device for sky quality monitoring S. Cavazzani (Padova): Satellite study of light emission from 1992 to 2013 at Canary Islands G. Rodríguez (Chile): Políticas de gobierno para la protección de los cielos oscuros y silenciosos: la experiencia de Chile 12:45-13:30 Group Meeting at Casa Salazar (Panel 1) Convener: J.M. R. Espinosa 13:30 Buffet Lunch (Santo Domingo Square) Preserving Biodiversity and human 15:50-17:00 well-being (Panel 2) Moderator: J. Franco (UNAM) S. Ortolani (Padova): The light pollution evolution and the impact on astronomy M.R. Cárdenas (UNESCO-MaB): UNESCO s Man and the Biosphere Programme (MAB) and Starlight Initiative D. Welch (DSAG-IUCN): Dark Skies and Protected Areas, 10 years after A. Sánchez de Miguel (IAA): Ten years of evolution of Night time satellite pictures: from energy consumption (B&W) to environmental impact maps with colour images. 17:00-17:30 Coffee 17:30-19:00 R. D. Gregory (UCL) The effects of light pollution on bird populations A. García (ISGlobal): Evaluating the association between artificial light-at-night exposure and breast and prostate cancer risk O. López Cruz (INAOE): Radio-quiet Islands S. Schroer & Franz Hölker: Research about light pollution - a highly transdisciplinary approach. J. Zamorano (UCM): The STARS4ALL night sky brightness photometer 19:00-19:30 19:00-19:20 20:00 Group Meeting at Casa Salazar (Panel 2) Convener: F. Comerón Public Talk (Teatro Circo de Marte) Romano Corradi (GTC): Fireflies, stars and city lights Guided City Tour and cocktail
4 Teatro Circo de Marte 09:00-11:00 C. Muñoz Tuñón (IAC) & Chris Benn (ING): Getting the most from observing sites: Lasers at Observatories C. Dumas (TMT): Lasers for the future: The TMT case. A. Otarola (TMT): Laser Collision avoidance: Coordination Strategies F. Falchi (ISTIL): A necessary (and sufficient?) set of rules to win light pollution J. Díaz Castro & F. de la Paz (IAC): Pioneering protection and innovation in lightening: The case of La Palma M. Aube (Sherbrooke): Why color matters? Monitoring the effects of the LED outdoor lighting revolution 11:00-11:30 Coffee 11:30-12:15 Thursday 20th New Technologies in Astronomy and Intelligent Lightings (Panel 3) Moderator: Angel Otarola (TMT) M. Gandolfo (Phillips): TBA J. Masbernat (iguzzini): Cultura y recursos tecnológicos al servicio de la lucha contra la contaminación lumínica R. Llorens Soler (IGNIALIGHT): LED Streetlighting for Dark Sky Protected Areas 12:30-13:30 Group Meeting at Casa Salazar (Panel 3) Convener: C. Muñoz Tuñón 13:30-15:00 Buffet Lunch (Plaza Santo Domingo) Starry skies as a driver for sustainable 15:00-16:30 development (Panel 4) Moderator: Silvia Torres (IAU) N. Sanz (UNESCO-Mexico): Starlight and the UN ODS goals Y. Perdomo (UNWTO): Science and sustainable tourism A. M. Varela (IAC): Ten years of commitment: The Starlight Foundation 16:30-17:00 Coffee 17:00-18:30 A. Castañeda (Cabildo de La Palma): Pioneering Astro-Tourism in La Palma S. Ribas & J. Vilajoliu (Parc Astronomic del Montsec): TBA K. von Schauroth & J. Hattenbach (ATHOS Star Campus): The Athos Star Campus:45 S. Malón Giménez (Lumínica Ambiental): Outdoor lighting good practices in Starlight territories F. Ávila (UNAM): The Dark Sky Office in Baja California I. Celino, G. Re Calgari & A. Fiano (CEFRIEL): Night Knights: creating awareness on light pollution through games A. Bertolo (ARPA): Light pollution: role and activity of environmental protection agency of Veneto - Italy 18:45-19:30 18:45-19:30 Group Meeting at Casa Salazar (Panel 4) Convencer: C. Marín Group Leaders at Casa Salazar get together Chair: C. Marín 20:15 22:00-23:00 Conference dinner at the Club Náutico, Santa Cruz World Starlight Night (I). Lights out in Santa Cruz. Astronomical activities (Details TBA)
5 Friday 21st Starlight Day. Looking Ahead Moderator: A. Vanoostende (Cabildo de La Palma) Teatro Circo de Marte 09:30 High School Talks (by Students and Teachers, coordinated by M. Serra, D. García y J.C. Pérez Arencibia) 11:00 Round Table (F. Comerón, C. Marín, C. Muñoz Tuñón, J.M. Rodríguez Espinosa) 12:00 Final Conclusions (A. Pestana; R. Rebolo, S. Torres-Peimbart, F. Sánchez, N. Sanz y Y. Perdomo) 13:00 Cocktail at Casa Salazar (Provided by the IES Hotel School Las Nieves) 15:00-21:00 Visit to the Observatorio del Roque de Los Muchachos 16:00 - onwards Starlight Celebration (see complementary activities)
6 Complementary Activities Starlight Exhibition promoted by CajaCanarias Foundation Calle O Daly April Calle O Daly Exhibitions at Casa Salazar Entries for the Children s Drawing Competition The Divine Presence by Andrés Acosta Women for a stellar island April Public Talk Fireflies, stars and city lights (just in Spanish), presented by Romano Corradi (GTC) Teatro Circo de Marte 19 April 19:00 20:00h Cinema Season: About the Universe 11:00h Teatro Cine Chico Children s Matinée 19:00h Sala Fundación CajaCanarias Public Showing 19 and 20 April World Starlight Night (I). Lights out in Santa Cruz. Astronomical activities (Details TBA) Plaza de España 20 April 22:00 23:00h Astrotourism meeting Local Government (Cabildo) of La Palma 16:00 20:00h Award of prizes for the Children s Drawing Competition Casa Salazar 17:00h Outreach activities with a sky theme: Puppet Show Casa Salazar de S/C de La Palma From 17:30h onwards World Starlight Night (II). Lights out in all the island s municipalities, with astronomical observations and musical events: Turn out the lights and switch on the stars! Specific areas will turn off the lights for astronomical activities. 22:00 23:00h Meeting to photograph the dusk sky, organized by the Afoto Association of La Palma El Charcón-Playa Nueva area in Tazacorte 22 April 19:00h Presentation of Stars of La Palma Cinema Festival Cabildo Insular in Santa Cruz de La Palma 24 April 12:00h Workshop: Design thinking: creativity and innovation in astrotourism (just in Spanish), presented by Consuelo Verdú and organized by the FYDE CajaCanarias Foundation Espacio Cultural CajaCanarias La Palma 24 and 25 April 17:00 21:00h
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