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1997

Klems, Joseph H."Greenhouse Window U-Factors Under Field Conditions."ASHRAE Transactions 104, Part 1 (1997).

Griffith, Brent T, Elizabeth U Finlayson, Mehry Yazdanian, and Dariush K Arasteh."The Significance of Bolts in the Thermal Performance of Curtain-Wall Frames for Glazed Façades."ASHRAE Transactions 104, Part 1 (1997).

Huang, Yu Joe, Robert Sullivan, Dariush K Arasteh, and Robin Mitchell."RESFEN 3.0: A PC Program for Calculating the Heating and Cooling Energy Use of Windows in Residential Buildings." (1997) 38.

Haves, Philip."Fault Modelling in Component-based HVAC Simulation."Building Simulation '97 (1997).

Buswell, Richard A, Philip Haves, and Tim I Salsbury."A Model-Based Approach to the Commissioning of HVAC Systems."CLIMA 2000 (1997).

Papamichael, Konstantinos M, John LaPorta, and Hannah L Chauvet."Building Design Advisor: Automated Integration of Multiple Simulation Tools."Automation in Construction 6.4 (1997) 341-352. DOI

Hong, Tianzhen, and Yi Jiang."A new multizone model for simulation of building thermal performance."Building and Environment 32.2 (1997) 123-128. DOI

Hong, Tianzhen, and Yi Jiang."IISABRE: An integrated building simulation environment."Building and Environment 32.3 (1997) 219-224. DOI

Griffith, Brent T, D. D Charlie Curcija, Daniel Turler, and Dariush K Arasteh."Improving Computer Simulations of Heat Transfer for Projecting Fenestration products: Using Radiation View-Factor Models."ASHRAE Transactions 104, Part 1 (1997).

O'Conner, Jennifer, Eleanor S Lee, Francis M Rubinstein, and Stephen E Selkowitz."Tips for Daylighting with Windows: The Integrated Approach." (1997).

Rubin, Michael D, Klaus von Rottkay, and Rebecca Powles."Window Optics."Solar Energy 62 (1997) 149-161.

1996

Klems, Joseph H, and Jeffrey L Warner."Solar Heat Gain Coefficient of Complex Fenestrations with a Venetian Blind for Differing Slat Tilt Angles."ASHRAE Symposium 103, Part 1 (1996).

Papamichael, Konstantinos M, John LaPorta, Hannah L Chauvet, Deirdre Collins, Thomas Trzcinski, Jack A Thorpe, and Stephen E Selkowitz."The Building Design Advisor."ACADIA 1996 Conference (1996).

Haves, Philip, Tim I Salsbury, and Jonathan A Wright."Condition Monitoring in HVAC Subsystems using First Principles Models."ASHRAE Transactions 102.Pt. 1 (1996).

Haves, Philip, D.R Jorgensen, Tim I Salsbury, and Arthur L Dexter."Development and Testing of a Prototype Tool for HVAC Control System Commissioning."ASHRAE Transactions 102.Pt. 1 (1996).

1995

Klems, Joseph H, Jeffrey L Warner, and Guy O Kelley."A Comparison Between Calculated and Measured SHGC For Complex Fenestration Systems."ASHRAE Transactions 102, Part 1 (1995).

Finlayson, Elizabeth U, Dariush K Arasteh, Michael D Rubin, John Sadlier, Robert Sullivan, Charlie Huizenga, D. D Charlie Curcija, and Mark Beall."Advances in Thermal and Optical Simulations of Fenestration Systems: The Development of WINDOW 5."Thermal Performance of the Exterior Envelopes of Buildings VI Conference (1995).

Salsbury, Tim I, Philip Haves, and Jonathan A Wright."A Fault Detection and Diagnosis Method Based on First Principles Models and Expert Rules."Tsinghua HVAC-95 (1995).

Haves, Philip, Simon J Rees, and L Harrington."Modelling and Simulation of Low Energy Cooling Systems."Tsinghua HVAC-95 (1995).

Rees, Simon J, and Philip Haves."A Model of a Displacement Ventilation/Chilled Ceiling Cooling System Suitable for Annual Energy Simulation."Building Simulation '95 (1995).

Hitchcock, Robert J."Advancing Lighting and Daylighting Simulation: The Transition from Analysis to Design Aid Tools."International Building Performance Simulation Association Fourth International Conference (1995).

Haves, Philip."Detailed Modelling and Simulation of a VAV Air-Conditioning System."Building Simulation '95 (1995).

Arasteh, Dariush K, Elizabeth U Finlayson, Michael D Rubin, and John Sadlier."Recent Technical Improvements to the WINDOW Computer Program."Window Innovations 95 (1995).

Beck, Fredric A, Brent T Griffith, Daniel Turler, and Dariush K Arasteh."Using Infrared Thermography for the Creation of a Window Surface Temperature Database to Validate Computer Heat Transfer Models."Windows Innovations Conference 95 (1995).

Beck, Fredric A, Brent T Griffith, Daniel Turler, and Dariush K Arasteh."An Infrared Thermography-Based Window Surface Temperature Database for the Validation of Computer Heat Transfer Models." (1995).