Methods of creating solar-reflective nonwhite surfaces and their application to residential roofing materials

By R. Levinson, P. Berdahl, H. Akbari, W. Miller, Ingo B. Joedicke, Joseph C. Reilly, Yoshi Suzuki, M. Vondran. 2005

295 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Environmental Engineering, Inorganic Chemistry

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In Environmental Engineering

1. H. Akbari
2. R. Levinson
3. P. Berdahl

In Inorganic Chemistry

1. H. Akbari
2. R. Levinson
3. P. Berdahl

Citations in the corpus

• Weathering of Roofing Materials-An Overview (2008, background): “Since reflective white materials are sometimes not suitable from an architectural standpoint, the work has included materials with specified visual colors but with high near-infrared reflectance [1].”
• Measuring solar reflectance—Part I: Defining a metric that accurately predicts solar heat gain (2010, background): “[30] Ronnen Levinson, Paul Berdahl, Hashem Akbari, William Miller, Ingo Joedicke, Joseph Reilly, Yoshi Suzuki, and Michelle Vondran.”