IPO-light Development and applications of a light pollution calculation tool 11th Dark Sky Symposium Osnabrück October 7, 2011 Marian van Asten Henk Spoelstra.

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IPO-light Development and applications of a light pollution calculation tool 11th Dark Sky Symposium Osnabrück October 7, 2011 Marian van Asten Henk Spoelstra Wim Schmidt Richard Schmidt Wim Gerritsen

Dutch provinces and light pollution 12 regional authorities Growing concern about light pollution among civilians, social stakeholders and politicians Our role is diverse: raising awareness, licensing, spatial development, motorway authority, … Focus Utrecht: landscape, nature and physical environment IPO-Light

Regional authority – regional scale Night sky brightness Horizon visibility Sometimes: Disturbance IPO-Light

Prediction and interpretation? IPO (Association of the Dutch provinces) commissioned for a calculation tool: IPO-Light How does this affect humans and animals? Effect of new development? (e.g. residential area, road, business or industrial area) Effect of mitigating measures? (e.g. installing better focussed or dimmed lighting) IPO-Light

Applications of tool (1) regional road, lighting at both sides 50 m protected ecological area water planned residential area ap. IPO-Light

Applications of tool (2) industrial area protected landscape city highway regional road 500 m IPO-Light

Design process of the tool Characteristics Light sources & areas Study of Light sources & areas Tables with Sky brightness-distance for light source & area Atmospheric transmission and scattering calculations IPO-Light

Light sources and areas Modular : areas of 100m x 100m Categories: Residential/ City centers Sporting fields Business /retail / industrial areas Roads Greenhouses Characteristic light source areas in the Netherlands IPO-Light

Characteristics - 1 Determination of key figures Green and water 30% Characteristics - 1 Determination of key figures Amount of illuminated surface (%) Roads (width), Residential areas (roads) Sporting fields and greenhouses (% illuminated) Business/industrial areas (roads and non-builded areas) Illumination (selected) Number, type, illuminance, height Other illumination (advertising) Amount of reflection IPO-Light

Characteristics - 2 Shielding by buildings Type of residential areas (houses, apartment blocks and city centers): ratio height houses and width streets Sporting fields (tennis) IPO-Light

Design process of the tool Characteristics Light sources & areas Study of Light sources & areas Tables with Sky brightness-distance for light source & area Atmospheric transmission and scattering calculations IPO-Light

Input Each source area (100x 100m) calculated with: Characteristics of the light sources Standard amount of fixtures E.g. : Streets: 4 per 100m, Roads 1 per 30m, sporting fields: depending on type of sport Standard amount of illuminated ground surface E.g Roads, industrial & residential areas, sporting fields Shielding by buildings Standard reflection (100%) Atmospheric transmission and scattering IPO-Light

Transmission and scattering Brightness-distance tables D S IPO-Light

Functioning of the tool IPO-Light Area’s & light sources Observation points Characteristics Light sources & areas User choice Results: Sky Brightness mcd/m2 Horizon Visibility Tables with Sky brightness-distance for light source & area Existing environmental software platform GeoMilieu IPO-Light

An imaginary case … Planning new residential area Protected area Town 30.000 inhabitants Surface 12 km2 Planning new residential area Protected area IPO-Light

IPO-Light … the tool IPO-Light

Sky brightness … present situation 0.88 mcd/m2 1.74 mcd/m2 0.2 mcd/m2 IPO-Light

Sky brightness … Future situation 1.82 mcd/m2 1.54 mcd/m2 0.2 mcd/m2 IPO-Light

Sky brightness … After taking measures 1.77mcd/m2 0.95 mcd/m2 0.2 mcd/m2 IPO-Light

Horizon visibility IPO-Light

What it can Contribution of lighting to sky brightness in mcd/m2 Number of visible stars Intensity of light sources (horizon visibility) in 5 classes (very bright -> not visible) IPO-Light

Possible future developments More meteorological conditions (> 1) More choices within sources areas: More types of fixtures Layout and type of source areas True measured sky brightness for the all of the Netherlands (now about 50% coverage) Sky glow in all directions (now only zenithal) IPO-Light

http://www.monitoringportaal.nl/index/2438/Resultaat.html IPO-Light

Thank you for your attention Questions ?

More information Names Email ir. M.J. (Marian) van Asten Province of Utrecht marian.van.asten@provincie-utrecht.nl mr. W. (Wim) Gerritsen Province of Overijssel W.Gerritsen@overijssel.nl ing. R.G. (Richard) Schmidt DGMR SD@DGMR.NL drs. W. (Wim) Schmidt Sotto le Stelle wim.schmidt@sotto.nl ing. H. (Henk) Spoelstra Lumineux Consult henk@lumineux-consult.com IPO website for download of IPO-LIGHT: http://www.monitoringportaal.nl/index/2438/Resultaat.html IPO-Light