Family Housing Utility Metering Program Annual Report. Phase II. Data Analysis.
Abstract
The Family Housing Utility Metering Program was a quad-service DoD Program directed by Congress to determine the actual energy consumption in approximately 10,000 family housing units in military installations. The pilot program extended over a period of about 18 months in FY 78-80 with a final report submitted to Congress on 1 March 1980. The following report covers the data processing portion of the program and includes the Family Housing Survey on the three Army posts, namely, Yuma PG, AZ, Fort Gordon, GA, and Fort Eustis, VA, together with a brief description of the method used to calculate energy consumption norms, the computer output of energy consumptions and the conclusions derived from the program that were reported to Congress by the DoD. At the conclusion of the test activity, no further plans were in effect to continue the Family Housing Metering Program and, for this reason, the Program officially terminated on 1 March 1980. The data bank and associated documents will be kept on file until 31 March 1985. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Mar 01, 1980
- Accession Number
- ADA094224
Entities
People
- Adam F. Renner