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Christopher C M Kyba

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Chronobiology International|June 3, 2016
Defense Meteorological Satellite Program data should no longer be used for epidemiological studiesChristopher C M Kyba
Chronobiology International|January 6, 2012
Window illumination should be expected to poorly correlate with satellite brightness measurementsChristopher C M Kyba, Franz Hölker
Hormones (Athens, Greece)|January 7, 2016
Does ambient light at night reduce total melatonin production?Christopher C M Kyba, Thomas Kantermann
Epidemiology (Cambridge, Mass.)|June 4, 2015
Assessing exposure to outdoor lighting and health risksChristopher C M Kyba, Kristan J Aronson
Scientific Reports|February 6, 2019
Using all-sky differential photometry to investigate how nocturnal clouds darken the night sky in rural areasAndreas Jechow, Franz Hölker, Christopher C M Kyba
Nature Ecology & Evolution|February 5, 2020
Lunar illuminated fraction is a poor proxy for moonlight exposureChristopher C M Kyba, Jeff Conrad, Tom Shatwell
Journal of Imaging|August 30, 2021
Beyond All-Sky: Assessing Ecological Light Pollution Using Multi-Spectral Full-Sphere Fisheye Lens ImagingAndreas Jechow, Christopher C M Kyba, Franz Hölker
Plos One|March 15, 2011
Cloud coverage acts as an amplifier for ecological light pollution in urban ecosystemsChristopher C M Kyba, Thomas Ruhtz, Jürgen Fischer, et al.
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)|June 13, 2020
Reducing Variability and Removing Natural Light from Nighttime Satellite Imagery: A Case Study Using the VIIRS DNBJacqueline Coesfeld, Theres Kuester, Helga U Kuechly, et al.
Science (New York, N.Y.)|January 19, 2023
Citizen scientists report global rapid reductions in the visibility of stars from 2011 to 2022Christopher C M Kyba, Yiğit Öner Altıntaş, Constance E Walker, et al.
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Chronobiology International|June 3, 2016
Defense Meteorological Satellite Program data should no longer be used for epidemiological studiesChristopher C M Kyba
Chronobiology International|January 6, 2012
Window illumination should be expected to poorly correlate with satellite brightness measurementsChristopher C M Kyba, Franz Hölker
Hormones (Athens, Greece)|January 7, 2016
Does ambient light at night reduce total melatonin production?Christopher C M Kyba, Thomas Kantermann
Epidemiology (Cambridge, Mass.)|June 4, 2015
Assessing exposure to outdoor lighting and health risksChristopher C M Kyba, Kristan J Aronson
Scientific Reports|February 6, 2019
Using all-sky differential photometry to investigate how nocturnal clouds darken the night sky in rural areasAndreas Jechow, Franz Hölker, Christopher C M Kyba
Nature Ecology & Evolution|February 5, 2020
Lunar illuminated fraction is a poor proxy for moonlight exposureChristopher C M Kyba, Jeff Conrad, Tom Shatwell
Journal of Imaging|August 30, 2021
Beyond All-Sky: Assessing Ecological Light Pollution Using Multi-Spectral Full-Sphere Fisheye Lens ImagingAndreas Jechow, Christopher C M Kyba, Franz Hölker
Plos One|March 15, 2011
Cloud coverage acts as an amplifier for ecological light pollution in urban ecosystemsChristopher C M Kyba, Thomas Ruhtz, Jürgen Fischer, et al.
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)|June 13, 2020
Reducing Variability and Removing Natural Light from Nighttime Satellite Imagery: A Case Study Using the VIIRS DNBJacqueline Coesfeld, Theres Kuester, Helga U Kuechly, et al.
Science (New York, N.Y.)|January 19, 2023
Citizen scientists report global rapid reductions in the visibility of stars from 2011 to 2022Christopher C M Kyba, Yiğit Öner Altıntaş, Constance E Walker, et al.
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