Theme and Topics

 
The ALAN conference series is dedicated to examining all aspects of artificial light at night. The broad scope of the conference includes how light is produced (e.g. technologies, industry, and lighting design), where it is present (e.g. remote sensing); what effects it has on humans and the environment (e.g. ecology); how it is perceived by the public (e.g. perceptions of safety and security), and how the benefits and detriments of lighting may be balanced by regulation.

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Major Topics of ALAN 

*** Biology and Ecology ***
Behavior
Biodiversity
Chronobiology
Evolution
Orientation

*** Governance & Regulation ***
Conflicts
Legislation & norms
Lighting justice
Planning
Safety & security


*** Health ***
Chronobiology
Epidemiology
Exposure assessment
Mental health
Sleep

*** Measurement and Modeling ***
Instrumentation
 Remote sensing
Skyglow
Simulations
Source characterization
 

***Social Sciences & Humanities***
Art
Economics
Ethics
History
Literature

*** Technology and Design ***
Architectural lighting
Energy & management
Lighting pratice
Outdoor lighting
Trends in lighting

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                                          Organizers

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CONFERENCE CONTACT  
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ALAN 2023 Organising Committee
Bob King, RASC Calgary Centre
Roland Dechesne, RASC Calgary Centre
Robyn Foret, RASC National
Dr. Phil Langill,  Department of Physics & Astronomy, University of Calgary

Contact email: ALAN2023@rasc.ca











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