Monitoring long-term trends in the anthropogenic night sky brightness

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  • who: Salvador Bará and colleagues from the Departmento Física Aplicada, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Santiago de Compostela have published the research: Monitoring Long-Term Trends in the Anthropogenic Night Sky Brightness, in the Journal: Sustainability 2019, 11, 3070 of 31/Dec/2018
  • what: The authors report on the 2015-2018 evolution of the zenithal night sky brightness in the GNSBMN stations, using the mFWHM calculated on a yearly basis from the NSB datasets recorded at each location.
  • future: Research is required to ascertain whether the apparent darkening detected in the SQM . . .

     

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