Presented at the Understanding Community Conservation in Europe Summer School in Gerace, Calabria, Italy, on Sep. 11/15, 2011. If you do some combination of right-click operation you should be able to see the poster with a larger size, and more readable characters.
For more information on the Farma Valley Communities see also this page and this article from the Langscape magazine
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BuioMetria Partecipativa was invited to attend an astronomy campus in the Capraia Island (Leghorn). The campus was organized dy Società Astronomica Italiana with the Museo di Storia del Mediterraneo di Livorno
Presentation at Festambiente 2011
The sky quality meter “code name Cariddi” from the BuioMetria Partecipativa project is now with Teresa Elponti, at Podere Mulinaccio
In the Summer of 2011 we invited people to focus the participatory measurements in this area (The Western part of Southern Tuscany):
The sky quality meter named “Maira” from the BuioMetria Partecipativa sensor pool was passed to Ebrahim Hemmatnia, when we met him in Scotland at the end of June. This happened at the INSPIRE Conference, where I was invited as the facilitator of one the INSPIRE Directive data specification working groups, and where I proposed organizing a mini-soccer match as a conflict mediation exercise in the social program of the conference (there is also an interview on Radio 24 about this, in Italian).
Ebrahim just left for a bike tour from China to Pakistan, leaving from Kashgar, Xinjiang with destination Gilgit.
During this trip, of about three weeks Ebrahim will attempt collecting some measures
Ebrahim is the founder of World With No Borders
A sky quality meter from the BMP sensor pool was borrowed by the Museum of Natural History in Leghorn, in collaboration with ALSA and SAIT