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1981

Rubin, Michael D.."Calculating Heat Transfer Through Windows." (1981).

Klems, Joseph H.."A Calibrated Hotbox for Testing Window Systems - Construction, Calibration, and Measurements on Prototype High-Performance Windows."ASHRAE Transactions 85 (1981) 930-941.

Modest, Michael F.."Daylighting Calculation for Non-Rectangular Interior Spaces with Shading Devices."Energy and Buildings 5 (1981) 69-79.

Selkowitz, Stephen E.."Daylighting Design Overlays for Equidistant Sun-Path Projections."International Passive and Hybrid Cooling Conference (1981) 338-341.

Selkowitz, Stephen E.."Daylighting Research Activities in the Energy-Efficient Buildings Program." (1981).

Neeman, Eliyahu, and Stephen E. Selkowitz."Efficient Daylighting in Thermally Controlled Environments."International Passive and Hybrid Cooling Conference (1981) 670-681.

Lampert, Carl M."Heat Mirror Coatings for Energy Conserving Windows."Solar Energy Materials 6 (1981).

Klems, Joseph H.."Methods of Estimating Air Infiltration through Windows."Energy and Buildings 5 (1981) 243-252.

Selkowitz, Stephen E.."Thermal Performance of Insulating Window Systems."ASHRAE Transactions 85.2 (1981).

Rubin, Michael D., and Stephen E. Selkowitz."Thermal Performance of Windows Having High Solar Transmittance."6th International Passive and Solar Conference (1981) 141-145.

1980

Selkowitz, Stephen E., and Russell Johnson."The Daylighting Solution."Solar Age (1980) 14-20.

Bryan, Harvey J., and Robert D. Clear."A Procedure for Calculating Interior Daylight Ilumination."5th National Passive Solar Conference (1980).

Lampert, Carl M."Thin Film Electrochromic Materials for Energy Efficient Windows." (1980).

Weidt, John L., and Jenny Weidt."Air Leakage of Newly Installed Residential Windows." (1980).

Bryan, Harvey J., and Robert D. Clear."Calculating Interior Daylight Illumination with a Programmable Hand Calculator."Journal of the Illuminating Engineering Society 07/1981 (1980) 219-227.

King, William J.."High Performance Solar Control Windows, Final Report." (1980).

Rubin, Michael D., Richard Creswick, and Stephen E. Selkowitz."Transparent Heat Mirrors for Windows: Thermal Performance."5th National Passive Solar Conference (1980) 990-994.

1979

Bryan, Harvey J.."A Simplified Procedure for Calculating the Effects of Daylight from Clear Skies."Illuminating Engineering Society Annual Technical Conference (1979).

Selkowitz, Stephen E., Michael D. Rubin, and Richard Creswick."Average Transmittance Factors for Multiple Glazed Window Systems."4th National Passive Solar Conference (1979) 383-386.

Lampert, Carl M."Coatings for Enhanced Photothermal Energy Collection II: Non-Selective and Energy Control Films."Solar Energy Materials 2 (1979).

Selkowitz, Stephen E.."Daylighting and Passive Solar Buildings."3rd National Passive Solar Conference (1979) 271-281.

Goldstein, David B, Metin Lokmanhekim, and Robert D. Clear."Design Calculations for Passive Solar Buildings by a Programmable Hand Calculator." (1979).

Weidt, John L., Jenny Weidt, and Stephen E. Selkowitz."Field Air Leakage of Newly Installed Residential Windows."ASHRAE Transactions 85.1 (1979) 149-159.

Goldstein, David B."Modeling Passive Solar Buildings with Hand Calculations."3rd National Passive Solar Conference (1979) 164-169.

Goldstein, David B, and Metin Lokmanhekim."A Simple Method for Computing the Dynamic Response of Passive Solar Buildings to Design Weather Conditions."Alternative Energy Sources II (1979).