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Education and Heritage in the Era of Big Data in Astronomy (IAU S367): The First Steps on the IAU 20202030 Strategic Plan [Kõva köide]

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For thousands of years people have looked to the skies to better understand the universe and our place within it. Crucially it is the role of teachers and experts to make astronomical concepts accessible to the next generation, and to pass on our collective knowledge for others to build on. This volume brings together contributions from modern pioneers in astronomy education, as presented at the online IAU Symposium 367 on 'Education and Heritage in the Era of Big Data in Astronomy'. Topics covered include cultural astronomy and heritage, technological advances, citizen science, inclusivity initiatives, interdisciplinary science education and open astronomy. Particular focus is given to how emerging technologies provide new opportunities to connect with budding astronomers. Many of the techniques discussed can be applied by educators at different levels and in a range of settings, from school classrooms and lecture halls to informal public spaces such as museums and planetariums.

This volume brings together contributions from key speakers at the IAU Symposium 367, centred on innovation in astronomy education. Topics range from cultural astronomy and heritage to citizen science and inclusivity initiatives. Particular focus is given to how emerging technologies provide new opportunities to connect with budding astronomers.

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Brings together contributions from key speakers at the online IAU Symposium 367, centred on innovation in astronomy education.
Preface xv
Editors xvii
Participants xix
Group Photo xxii
Opening Session 1(1)
The IAU and Education: Introduction 2(9)
Ewine F. van Dishoeck
Session 1 State of the Art in Astronomy Education
Introduction
11(3)
The IAU Strategic Plan 2020-2030, a blueprint for forging a new social revolution in astronomy and for using astronomy as a tool for building a progressive society
14(10)
John B. Hearnshaw
Development of astronomy research and education in Africa and Ethiopia
24(4)
Mirjana Povic
The National Schools' Observatory: Access to the Universe for All
28(2)
Sally E. Cooper
Empowering Science Teachers in Indonesia through NASE Workshops
30(4)
Hakim
L. Malasan
Rosa M. Ros
Chatief Kunjaya
Endang Soegiartini
Aprilia
Riska W. Romadhonia
A preliminary study of the impact of high school astronomy research-based learning in Thailand
34(7)
Sze-leung Cheung
Matipon Tangmatitham
Session 2 Citizen Science and Solar Eclipses
Introduction
41(2)
Preliminary Report on the 14 December 2020 Total Solar Eclipse Observations
43(5)
Jay M. Pasachoff
Astronomical Society of the University of Carabobo: scientific enculturation agent in Valencia city (Venezuela)
48(5)
Alcides Ortega
Nelson Falcon
Modeling astronomy education, the case of F-HOU tools: Salsaj and Human Orrery
53(4)
Emmanuel Rollinde
A dialogue between Vygotsky's learning theory and peer instruction in Astronomy classes
57(6)
Jamili De Paula
Denise Pereira de Alcantara Ferraz
Newton Figueiredo
Session 3 Astronomy Education Research
Introduction
63(2)
The IAU Office of Astronomy for Education
65(10)
Markus Possel
Carolin Liefke
Niall Deacon
Natalie Fischer
Juan Carlos Munoz
Markus Nielbock
Saeed Salimpour
Gwen Sanderson
IAU Strategic Plan 2020-2030 and Division C Education, Outreach and Heritage
75(4)
Susana Deustua
Research, innovation, scientific literacy and inclusion in astronomy
79(4)
Nicoletta Lanciano
Amelia Ortiz-Gil
Nestor Camino
Students' Preconceptions in Astrophysics - How to break them down?
83(4)
Corina Lavinia Toma
Meet the skies of the world first intercontinental-experimental course of teacher training in astronomy, of a cooperative and participatory type, in a time of physical distancing
87(6)
Nicoletta Lanciano
Nestor Camino
Session 4 Astronomy in other disciplines to promote science vocations
Introduction
93(2)
Stellarium: Simulation for Research and Outreach
95(10)
Georg Zotti
Online Resources for Astronomy Education and Outreach
105(11)
Chris Impey
Galaxy Forum South America-Argentina 2020
116(4)
S. Durst
M. Safonova
S. Paolantonio
M. E. Colazo
G. Li
SonoUno: a user-centred approach to sonification
120(4)
Johanna Casado
Gonzalo De La Vega
Wanda Diaz-Merced
Poshak Gandhi
Beatriz Garcia
SciAccess: Making Space for All
124(7)
Anna Voelker
Caitlin O'Brien
Michaela Deming
Session 5 Innovation in Education
Introduction
131(3)
Strategies on Astronomy Education in the Era of Digital Transformation
134(9)
Boonrucksar Soonthornthum
NASE Workshop: Eclipses and Gravitation Lenses
143(4)
Rosa M. Ros
Beatrix Garcia
Ricardo Moreno
Noorali T. Jiwaji
Mahdi Rokni
A HOLOtta Fun: Explaining Astronomy with 3D Holograms
147(4)
Anne S.M. Buckner
Astronomy Data, Virtual Observatory and Education
151(4)
Priya Hasan
S. N. Hasan
Real data for astronomy class in the college and university
155(4)
Rhuiyolitzin Villicana Pedraza
Francisco Carreto Parra
Julio Saucedo Morales
IBSE-Type Astronomy Projects Using Real Data
159(6)
Fraser Lewis
Session 6 Literacy in Astronomy
Introduction
165(3)
Astronomy for Development -- A story from South Africa
168(8)
Carolina J. Odman
NASE workshop: Eclipses with models and camera obscura
176(5)
Rosa M. Ros
Beatriz Garcia
Ricardo Moreno
Claudia Romagnoli
Viviana Sebben
Herschel and the invisible end of the rainbow
181(5)
Franz Kerschbaum
Madalena Brunner
Engaging young people with STEAM: Destinazione Luna
186(4)
Sara Ricciardi
Impact of language, culture and heritage on the way we learn and communicate Astronomy
190(7)
Basilio Solis-Castillo
Session 7 Big Data in Astronomy
Introduction
197(2)
The vigorous development of data driven astronomy education and public outreach (DAEPO)
199(11)
Shanshan Li
Chenzhou Cui
Cuilan Qiao
Dongwei Fan
Changhua Li
Yunfei Xu
Linying Mi
Hanxi Yang
Jun Han
Yihan Tao
Boliang He
Sisi Yang
Construction of didactic devices that materialize the states of illumination of the ground and of the planet
210(4)
Nestor Camino
The role of Big Data in Astronomy Education
214(4)
A. M. Mickaelian
G. A. Mikayelyan
GALAXY CRUISE: Accessible Big Data of the Subaru Telescope for Citizen Astronomers
218(5)
Kumiko Usuda-Sato
Masayuki Tanaka
Michitaro Koike
Junko Shibata
Seiichiro Naito
Hitoshi Yamaoka
Creation of a MOOC and an Augmented Reality application on exoplanets for the Exoplanets-A project
223(4)
R. de Assis Peralta
Vincent Minier
Pierre-Olivier Lagage
Open Astronomy and Big Data Science
227(6)
Barbel S. Koribalski
Session 8 Cultural Astronomy and Heritage
Introduction
233(2)
Cultural Astronomy: A scientific frame to understand academic astronomy as part of the Social World
235(10)
Alejandro M. Lopez
Our Sky, the Sky of Our Ancestors
245(10)
A. Cesar Gonzalez-Garcia
The astronomical heritage of pre-Hispanic societies in Venezuela: Total Eclipses of Sun reported in Petroglyphs
255(5)
Nelson Falcon
Alcides Ortega
Relative Orientation of Prasat Hin Phanom Rung Temple to Spica on New Year's Day: The Chief Indicator for the Intercalary Year of the Luni-Solar Calendar
260(5)
Siramas Komonjinda
Orapin Riyaprao
Korakamon Sriboonrueang
Cherdsak Saelee
Cultural Astronomy for Inspiration
265(4)
Steven R. Gullberg
Armenian Astronomical Heritage and Big Data
269(4)
Gor A. Mikayelyan
Sona V. Farmanyan
Areg M. Mickaelian
TIEMPEROS: Meteorological specialists from the pre-hispanic indigenous cosmogony of Mexico, and the use of technology to promote astronomy and atmospheric sciences
273(6)
Cintia Duran
Session 9 Astronomy and Inclusion
Introduction
279(2)
Women in science: the need for a global cultural change
281(5)
Karen Hallberg
ASTROMOVES: Astrophysics, Diversity, Mobility
286(7)
Jarita C. Holbrook
The inmate sky Astronomy in a juvenile detention institute
293(5)
Silvia Casu
Gian Luigi Deiana
Emilio Molinari
Accessible Astronomy Activities for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Puerto Rico
298(4)
Gloria M. Isidro Villamizar
Carmen A. Pantoja Pantoja
Mayra E. Lebrdn Santos
Inclusive Eclipse: a sensorial experiencing along Chile
302(4)
P. Troncoso-Iribarren
C. Santander
J. Diaz
H. Lopez
E. Labbe
I. Schacht
C. Pina
C.A.L. Morales Marin
H. Drass
A. Barr Dominguez
Women in Astronomy and in Science: cracking the code with a third culture
306(7)
Anna Curir
Session 10 Informal Education in Astronomy
Introduction
313(3)
Embracing a culture of lifelong learning - in universities & all spheres of life
316(7)
Edith Hammer
Turn on the Night! Science and Education on Dark Skies Issues
323(5)
Constance E. Walker
Richard Green
Pedro Sanhueza
Margarita Metaxa
Let's turn off the lights and turn on the night: to the rescue of starlight in an age of artificial lighting
328(4)
Andrea Sosa
The search for extraterrestrial intelligences and the Fermi Paradox
332(4)
Nikos Prantzos
Sunspot observation by the cooperation of amateur astronomers and researchers in Japan in early 20th century as early citizen science program
336(3)
Harufumi Tamazawa
Solar eclipses in India's cultural and political history
339(5)
R. C. Kapoor
Estrelleros: Astronomy in hospitals
344(9)
Gloria Delgado-Inglada
Diego Lopez-Camara
Alejandro Farah
Jorge Fuentes-Fernandez
Orlando Garcia
Carolina Keiman
Tita L. Pacheco
Jaime Ruiz-Diaz-Soto
Posters
Session 1
Astronomy in The Malaysian National School Syllabus
353(2)
Wan Mohd Aimran Wan Mohd Kamil
Astronomy through Continents
355(2)
Joanna Molenda-Zakowicz
Maciej Kokocinski
Sylwester Kolomariski
Magdalena Ziolkowska-Kuflinska
Contribution of the student conferences "Physics of Space" to the continuing astronomy education system
357(3)
Eduard Kuznetsov
Dmitry Bisikalo
Olga Inisheva
Konstantin Kholshevnikov
Boris Shustov
Andrej Sobolev
Dark sky tourism and sustainable development in Namibia
360(3)
Hannah S. Dalgleish
Getachew M. Mengistie
Michael Backes
Garret Cotter
Eli K. Kasai
Informal astronomy education in Bulgaria at the beginning of the XXI century: organization, continuum, results
363(2)
Penka Stoeva
Alexey Stoev
Processing methods and approaches for the analysis of images of the eclipsed solar corona taken during campaigns with the participation of amateur astronomers
365(3)
A. Stoev
P. Stoeva
S. Kuzin
M. Kostov
A. Pertsov
Tanzanian experience of In-service Teacher Training in Astronomy through the NASE program
368(3)
Noorali T. Jiwaji
TUIMP: The Universe In My Pocket
371(6)
Grazyna Stasinska
Session 2
Basics of Astrophysics in primary school: Marvel, play and learn
377(2)
Ana Torres-Campos
With Covid-19: Attempt of learning to observe the moon using a telescope at home
379(2)
Hidehiko Agata
Reframing Pedagogy: Teaching Astronomy through STEAM Innovation
381(3)
Exodus Chun-Long Sit
School Workshops on Astronomy -- an extracurricular activity for secondary school pupils
384(3)
Sylwester Kolomaiiski
Joanna Molenda-Zakowicz
SeneSTEM: promoting STEM in Senegal
387(3)
Salma S. Mbaye
Modou Mbaye
Katrien Kolenberg
Solar eclipses: A pump of curiosity for early humans?
390(2)
Graham Jones
The United Nations Open Universe Initiative
392(5)
Ulisses Barres de Almeida
Session 3
An investigation on conceptual understanding about cosmology
397(3)
Arturo Colantonio
Irene Marzoli
Italo Testa
Emanuella Puddu
Solar Eclipse: a didactic alternative for education in Astronomy
400(2)
Viviana Sebben
Claudia Romagnoli
The right to the night sky in punitive enclosure context
402(2)
Natalia Guevara
Rodrigo F. Haack
Victoria B. Acosta
Maria A. Senn
Carolina A. Silva
Rocio Adamson
Jeremias Ruta
Natalia M. Gomez
Karen A. Brellis
Marina S. Puga
Bruno J. De Bortoli
Fiamma S. Pallazo
Ayelen Lizzi
The sample of eight LLAGNs: X-ray properties
404(5)
Nadiia G. Pulatova
Anatoliy V. Tugay
Lidiia V. Zadorozhna
Session 4
Astronomy Education in Covid Times
409(2)
Priya Hasan
S. N. Hasan
Classical Astronomy as an educational resource in a Faculty of Education
411(2)
Antonio Eff-Darwich
Erik Stengler
Gad El-Qady
Usama Rahona
Ashraf Shaker
Makram Ibrahim
Manuel Nuiiez
Victor Medina
Addn Yanes
Pere Ll. Palle
Jesus Martinez-Frias
Penn State Summer Schools
413(2)
Gutti Jogesh Babu
The Case for Coordinating Earth & Space Science Education Worldwide
415(4)
William H. Waller
Session 5
Antofagasta: Astronomy education on the shoulders of giants
419(2)
Eduardo Unda-Sanzana
A User Centred Inclusive Web Framework for Astronomy
421(2)
Wanda Diaz-Merced
Mizzani Walker-Holmes
Christian Hettlage
Paul Green
Johanna Casado
Beatriz Garcia
Integrated Active Learning Utilizing the Stories of Tomorrow at Elementary School in Japan
423(2)
Akihiko Tomita
Fumihito Kubo
Masashi Maeda
Rosa Doran
Making sciences with smartphones: The universe in your pocket
425(3)
Martin Monteiro
Arturo C. Marti
Outreach in the era of big data with the Pierre Auger Observatory
428(2)
Karen S. Caballero-Mora
Recognising `academic expert' does not equal `education expert' and the need to facilitate a dynamic, two-way flow of expertise for the future of communicating astronomy
430(2)
Elizabeth J. Iles
The AstroCamp Project
432(2)
Carlos J. A. P. Martins
The first scientific role-playing game
434(5)
Nicolas P. Maffione
Session 6
Astronomy, an Amazing First Contact with Science for High School Students
439(3)
Vinicius de A. Oliveira
Considerations on the importance of building a national astronomical glossary
442(2)
Hidehiko Agata
Construction of correspondences between the sky we see and the heliocentric model: problem-based learning in 7th grade of elementary school
444(2)
Fernando Ariel Karaseur
Alejandro Gangui
Discovering exoplanets in the classroom
446(3)
Margarita Metaxa
Anastasios Dapergolas
Mars -- a target for teachers and science students
449(2)
Maria Sundin
Peter Bernhardt
Peter Ekberg
Jonas Enger
Andreas Johnsson
Preparation to Brazilian Astronomical Olympiad on a public middle school
451(4)
Rafael R. Ferreira
Isabelly M.C. Teixeira
Eliane T. de Melo
Marilia T. de Melo
Session 7
Archaeoastronomy in the Big Data Age: Origin and Peculiarities of Obtaining Data on Objects and Artifacts
455(3)
Mina Spasova
P. Stoeva
A. Stoev
La Serena School for Data Science: multidisciplinary hands-on education in the era of big data
458(3)
A. Bayo
M. J. Graham
D. Norman
M. Cerda
G. Damke
A. Zenteno
C. Ibarlucea
Machine learning for the extragalactic astronomy educational manual
461(3)
Maksym Vasylenko
Daria Dobrycheva
Using Hadoop Distributed and Deduplicatcd File System (HD2FS) in Astronomy
464(5)
Paul Bartus
Session 8
Astronomy education and culture
469(2)
Magda Stavinschi
Alexandra Carina Stavinschi
Astronomy in romanic churches
471(3)
Ederlinda Viiiuales Gavin
Historical constellations in the planetarium
474(2)
Susanne M. Hoffmann
Japan Astronomical Heritage: The First Two Years
476(4)
Toshihiro Horaguchi
Telescopic sunspot observations during the last four centuries: a forgotten world heritage
480(2)
Jose M. Vaquero
Solar Eclipse: a didactic alternative for education in Astronomy
482(2)
Paula Chis
The oldest astronomical observatories in Ukraine
484(3)
I.B. Vavilova
T.G. Artemenko
The uniqueness of astronomical observatory publications
487(2)
Ole Ellegaard
Bertil F. Dorch
Written on stone: Engraved European medieval solar eclipses
489(6)
Maria J. Martinez
Francisco J. Marco
Session 9
Astronomy outreach for hospitalized children at Kyoto University Hospital
495(2)
Y. Tampo
S. Mineshige
J. Arimoto
Nico-Nico Tomato
T. Hayakawa
S. Kawamura
R. Ohuchi
K. Kihara
S. Okamoto
Inclusive education and research through African Network of Women in Astronomy and STEM for GIRLS in Ethiopia initiatives
497(3)
Mirjana Povic
Vanessa McBride
Priscilla Muheki
Carolina Odman-Govender
Somaya Saad
Nana Ama Brown Klutse
Aster Tsegaye
Tigist Getachew
Melody Kelemu
Hanna Kibret
Jerusalem Tamirat
Deborah Telahun-Teka
Beza Tesfaye
Feven Tigistu-Sahle
Inclusion of deaf and hearing-impaired people in a planetarium show
500(5)
Guillermo M. Garcia
Juan I. Gerini
Andrea F. Costa
Session 10
Astronomical collections in Observatories: promoting preventive conservation
505(3)
Maria Rosalia Carotenuto
Ileana Chinnici
Donatella Randazzo
Solar eclipses as a chance for professional-amateur scientific collaboration
508(2)
Yoichiro Hanaoka
The sky is the limit fifteen years of literacy in astronomy
510(2)
Daniel Cabezas
Omar Curcio
Joaquin De La Rosa
Jorge Escudero
Jose Fabbro
Daniel Flores
Rafael Girola
Patricia Iglesias
Carlos Lucarelli
Veronica Pernicone
Jose Plem
Norma Racchiusa
Nestor Vinet
21 Years Activity of the ITAU Activities
512(2)
Hasan Baghbani
Mahdi Rokni
Akihiko Tomita
Maryam Hadizadeh
Closing Session 514(1)
Closing Remarks 515(3)
Debra Meloy Elmegreen
Conclusions 518(2)
Author Index 520