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Report about promoting energy efficiency for Hilton Head Island.

Research study about key sustainability concepts, durability, energy efficiency and new flood resistant design.

Report considers a number of promising wall systems that can meet the requirement for better thermal control.

Report describing work conducted by the Building Science Corporation (BSC) Building America Research Teams Energy Efficient Housing Research Partnerships project.

Report describing solutions for supplemental dehumidification in warm-humid climates.

Report providing information about improving the energy efficiency and long-term durability of the buildings that are being reconstructed post Katrina in New Orleans.

Report about exterior sheathing insulation and inward driven moisture issues.

Report to understand the long-term moisture performance of unvented roof assemblies with fibrous insulation.

In this report, BSC seeks to research and report on the field monitoring of the performance of in-situ supplemental dehumidification systems in low-energy, high performance, homes in a hot-humid climate.

Research study identifying the best performing, most energy-efficient and cost- effective techniques to provide controlled mechanical ventilation and humidity control in hot- humid climates with thermally efficient building envelopes.

Report describing concentrations of 54 volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and ventilation rates that were measured in four new manufactured houses over 2 - 9.5 months following installation and in seven new site built houses 1 - 2 months after completion.