Bibliography
and Reference
A reading list of
books, articles and papers relating to ALP.
Brief Description of Software Resources Used by the Study
Operating system and open-source applications used in production of documents,
analysis, and display of instrument data.
Yakama Nation Refuses Permit to Work in Closed Areas of Reservation
In Memorium - Tributes to Dot Sturm and John Lust, Jr.
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Report
on the Investigation of Nocturnal Light Phenomena at Toppenish,
Washington, August, 1972.
The first
report describing the field study conducted on the Yakama Indian
Reservation in 1972. The paper was written for a non-technical
audience and contains many photographs and illustrations. It provides
a good overview of Yakama Reservation ALP events reported over the
years.
Investigation of
Nocturnal Light Phenomena: 1973 Sighting Reports from Toppenish,
Washington.
The second report describing developments
subsequent to the 1972 field study.
A
Statistical Summary of Reports from the Toppenish UFO Study
The
final report, written in 1975, summarizing the results of the field
work done between 1972 and 1974.
Nocturnal
Light Phenomena on the Yakama Indian Reservation - An Update for
People Working and Living in the Area. This report, written in
1997, is a briefing for residents and other people working in the
vicinity of the Yakama Indian Reservation.
Joint Field Study with Project Hessdalen and International Earthlights Alliance Researchers
A week-long field study conducted in south-central Washington state in October of 2003.
The Saguenay, Quebec, Earthquake Lights of November 1988-January 1989. An excellent comparative study by France St-Laurent. (Hosted on this site at the request and by permission of the author.)
Preliminary
Report on Magnetic Field Measurments Recorded at Satus Fire Lookout -
July, 11, 2001. This report presents details and
preliminary analysis of recordings of possibly anomalous magnetic
flux variations, measured at Satus Fire Lookout, on the Yakama Indian
Reservation, in July of 2001.
Report
and video of a daylight observation made
at Yakama Nation Headquarters in Toppenish on August 8,
2002.