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1984

Klems, Joseph H.."Measurement of Fenestration Performance Under Realistic Conditions."Windows in Building Design and Maintenance Conference (1984).

Sweitzer, Glenn, and Russell Johnson."Obstacles to the Use of Exterior Fenestration and Daylighting Control Systems in the U.S.."Windows in Building Design & Maintenance (1984).

Arasteh, Dariush K., Russell Johnson, and Robert Sullivan."Skylight Energy Performance and Design Optimization."Windows in Building Design and Maintanence (1984).

Johnson, Russell, Stephen E. Selkowitz, and Robert Sullivan."How Fenestration Can Significantly Affect Energy Use in Commercial Buildings."11th Energy Technology Conference (1984).

Neeman, Eliyahu."A Comprehensive Approach to the Integration of Daylight and Electrical Light in Buildings."Energy and Buildings 6 (1984) 97-108.

Karayel, Mahmut, Mojtaba Navvab, Eliyahu Neeman, and Stephen E. Selkowitz."Daylight Availability Data for San Francisco."Energy and Buildings 6 (1984) 273-281.

Lampert, Carl M."Electrochromic Materials and Devices for Energy-Efficient Windows."Solar Energy Materials 11 (1984).

Lampert, Carl M."Electrochromic Materials for the Regulation of Solar Energy Transmission through Windows." (1984).

Klems, Joseph H.."Error Analysis of In-Situ Field Tests of Fenestration Performance."Energy and Buildings 8 (1984) 165-173.

Johnson, Russell, Robert Sullivan, Stephen E. Selkowitz, Shirley Nozaki, Craig Conner, and Dariush K. Arasteh."Glazing Energy Performance and Design Optimization with Daylighting."Energy and Buildings 6.4 (1984) 305-317. DOI

Choi, U.S., Russell Johnson, and Stephen E. Selkowitz."The Impact of Daylighting on Peak Electrical Demand."Energy and Buildings 6.4 (1984) 387-399. DOI

Jorgenson, Gordon."A Literature Study on Electrochromic and Thermochromic Materials: Final Report." (1984).

Klems, Joseph H.."Measurement of Fenestration Net Energy Performance: Considerations Leading to Development of the Mobile Window Thermal Test (MoWiTT) Facility."Journal of Solar Energy Engineering (1984).

Selkowitz, Stephen E.."Nomographs for Predesign Analysis of the Potential Electrical Eenrgy and Load Savings from Daylighting." (1984).

Neeman, Eliyahu, Glenn Sweitzer, and Edward L. Vine."Office Worker Response to Lighting and Daylighting Issues in Workspace Environments: A Pilot Survey."Energy and Buildings 6 (1984) 159-171.

Neeman, Eliyahu, and Stephen E. Selkowitz."Windows, Skylights and Atria - Occupants Visual/Subjective Comparison."ASHRAE Transactions 90 (1984).

1983

Neeman, Eliyahu, and Stephen E. Selkowitz."Daylight Availability as a Function of Atmospheric Conditions."5th Conference on Atmospheric Radiation (1983).

Selkowitz, Stephen E., and Carl M Lampert."Advanced Optical and Thermal Technologies for Aperature Control."Passive and Hybrid Solar Energy Update (1983).

Selkowitz, Stephen E., Russell Johnson, Robert Sullivan, and S. Choi."Impact of Fenestration on Energy Use and Peak Loads in Daylighted Commercial Buildings."8th National Passive Solar Conference (1983) 187-192.

Selkowitz, Stephen E.."New Tools for Analyzing Thermal and Daylighting Performance of Fenestration in Multistory Buildings."International Symposium on the Design of Multistory Buildings for Physical and Environmental Performance, June 1-3, 1983 (1983).

Navvab, Mojtaba, Mahmut Karayel, Eliyahu Neeman, and Stephen E. Selkowitz."Analysis of Atmospheric Turbidity for Daylight Calculations."Energy and Buildings 6 (1983) 293-303.

Johnson, Russell, Robert Sullivan, Shirley Nozaki, Stephen E. Selkowitz, Craig Conner, and Dariush K. Arasteh."Building Envelope Thermal and Daylighting Analysis in Support of Recommendations to Upgrade ASHRAE/IES Standard 90: Vol 1, Parametric Study, Analysis, and Results." (1983).

Winkelmann, Frederick C.."Daylighting Calculation in DOE-2." (1983).

Rubinstein, Francis M.."Photo-Electric Control of Equi-Illumination Lighting Systems."Energy and Buildings 6 (1983) 141-150.

Lampert, Carl M."Solar Optical Materials for Innovative Window Design."International Journal of Energy Research 7 (1983) 359-374.