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Field studies are complementary measurements. These measurements allow for determining the level of light pollution in significant areas that cannot be covered by ALPS stations.
ALPS (All-sky Light Pollution Survey) project's main goal is to monitor light pollution through taking pictures of night sky and measuring it's brightness. These observations are made using automated stations located in places with diversified light pollution level. With that, it is possible to show how much light pollution is affecting the night sky
Supervisor of the ALPS project from the Astronomical Institute of the University of Wrocław. Coordinator of infrastructure and project organization.
Project head
Studies Astronomy on University of Wroclaw. Interests include cosmology and Philosohy of science. Responsible for testing and developing software for ALPS project
Hardware / Software
Professionally, a developer of web applications and games. Popularizer of astronomy by passion. Co-creator of the website and camera software in the ALPS project.
Software
PhD student at the Astronomical Institute of the University of Wrocław. He is passionate about landscape astrophotography and popularizes astronomy. Co-creator of the ALPS website.
Software
PhD student in astrophysics at the University of Wrocław. Professionally, he is interested in the pulsations of stars, while passionately he plays the guitar and popularizes astronomy. A keen observer, and in the ALPS project he deals with the scientific description of measurement results.
Hardware / Software
Director of the Ostrowik Observational Station of the University of Warsaw. Professionally studies star clusters and gravitational microlensing. Keen observer of the night sky. In her free time, she is involved with the popularization of astronomy.
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