John Snell’s background in building-related training and educational services began in 1977 in DOE’s Weatherization Assistance Program and continued from 1979 to 1983 in the Residential Conservation Service (RCS) Program.
Breakthroughs In Infrared Cameras
Hundreds of relatively low-cost cameras were purchased last year for moisture detection and to diagnose basic energy-related problems. [continue reading]
Public Housing Breaks the Mold
Multifamily public and low-income housing have particular problems when it comes to moisture and air pollutants. In this first of a two-part series, we look at one particular type of multifamily construction: midrise housing. [continue reading]
Public Housing Breaks the Mold Part II: Veterans Era Housing
In Part I, we discussed the particular moisture- and air quality-related problems of midrise housing, and we took a close look at two cases. Here we explore issues unique to Veterans Era Housing and present three cases where moisture problems were successfully addressed. [continue reading]
The Latest in Hot Shots
Infrared cameras are becoming affordable tools for building performance professionals. [continue reading]
Infrared Thermography: (Nearly) A Daily Tool
The potential returns of using IR thermography for retrofitting of existing homes are immense. [continue reading]
RESNET & Infared Thermography
The Residential Energy Services Network steps in to define quality infrared camera inspections and spells out the qualifications needed to conduct one. [continue reading]
Infrared Thermography
An expert explains how to get high quality and helpful thermographs when conditions are not ideal. [continue reading]
Selecting an Infrared Imaging System
Many of us in the energy conservation business are "techno-junkies." [continue reading]
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