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2 Baker. P, Historic Scotland Technical Paper 2, ‘In situ U-value measurements in traditional buildings - preliminary results’, prepared for Historic Scotland by Glasgow Caledonian University, October 2008.

3 Baker. P, Historic Scotland Technical Paper 10, ‘U‐values and traditional buildings. In situ measurements and their comparisons to calculated values’, prepared for Historic Scotland by Glasgow Caledonian University, January 2011.

4 Scottish Government, ‘A Review of Domestic and Non-Domestic Energy Performance Certificates in Scotland. Research report for the Scottish Government, Heat, Energy Efficiency and Consumers Unit. Final Report. January 2019.

5 BS ISO 9869-1:2014, ‘Thermal insulation - Building elements - In-situ measurement of thermal resistance and thermal transmittance, Part 1: Heat flow meter method’, BSI, 2014.

6 Baker. P, Historic Scotland Technical Paper 2, ‘In situ U-value measurements in traditional buildings - preliminary results’, prepared for Historic Scotland by Glasgow Caledonian University, October 2008.

7 Baker. P, Historic Scotland Technical Paper 10, ‘U‐values and traditional buildings. In situ measurements and their comparisons to calculated values’, prepared for Historic Scotland by Glasgow Caledonian University, January 2011.

8 Rye. C, Scott. C, ‘SPAB Research Report 1. U-value report’, Society for the Protection Ancient Buildings, Revised 2012.

9 Currie. J, Bros-Williamson. J, Stinson. J, Historic Scotland Technical Paper 19, ‘U-values and moisture in traditional buildings’, Historic Scotland, 2013.

10 Banfill. PFG, ‘Hygrothermal simulation of building performance: data for Scottish masonry materials’, Materials and Structures, 54, 167, 2021.