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Anticipated discrimination in daily life: Predictors, stress appraisals, and responses. [PDF]
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Dataset on the influence of carbon dioxide (CO<sub>2</sub>) concentration and growth temperature on biomass productivity of chlorella micro-algae in green fuel synthesis. [PDF]
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Degday: A Program for Calculating Degree-days, and Assumptions Behind the Degree-day Approach
Environmental Entomology, 1986A BASIC computer program (DEGDAY) for calculating degree-days on microcomputers is presented. The program calculates heating degree-days with the rectangle, triangle, and sine wave methods and calculates cooling degree days with the sine wave method. Assumptions and approximations associated with degree-day calculations are noted.
Leon G Higley
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An Explicit Distribution to Model the Proportion of Heating Degree Day and Cooling Degree Day
Communications in Statistics - Simulation and Computation, 2014With a view to estimating the energy consumption, we derive the explicit distribution of the proportion X/(X + Y) when X and Y follow the new Bivariate Affine-Linear Exponential distribution. An application of this distribution to model the proportion of heating using the heating degree day and the cooling degree day data in the State of Alabama for ...
Muhammad Mohsin +2 more
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AN IMPROVED MODEL FOR ESTIMATING DEGREE DAYS
Acta Horticulturae, 2002Although using hourly data offers the greatest accuracy for estimating growing degree days, daily maximum and minimum temperature data are often used to estimate degree days by approximating the diurnal temperature trends. In this paper, an empirical model (TM model), recently developed for estimating hourly mean temperature, is used to calculate ...
Spano D, Cesaraccio C, Duce P, Snyder RL
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Environmental Engineering and Management Journal, 2014
In Central European countries, heating represents approximately 75% of the total energy use of a residential building, with average thermal characteristics of the envelope. The expected energy use can be determined using complex simulation programs, but an easier way is to use specific degree day values.
Zoltan Verbai +2 more
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In Central European countries, heating represents approximately 75% of the total energy use of a residential building, with average thermal characteristics of the envelope. The expected energy use can be determined using complex simulation programs, but an easier way is to use specific degree day values.
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