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The building and photovoltaic program grew even more in the 1990s with the former looking into health issues including indoor air quality and the latter becoming widely accepted. During the 2000s, FSEC's hydrogen program began a rapid expansion, exploring production, and storage and usage techniques. The Florida Solar Energy Center's operations has incorporated all of their research areas into six research divisions: Buildings, Environment, Hydrogen, Photovoltaics, Transportation and Solar Thermal. Along with research, FSEC also invests in consumer needs as well as educating the younger generations to help interest them in the future.","Throughout the years, FSEC's initiative has resulted in numerous grants, some of which include a $50,000 grant from Florida Power \u0026 Light Company to identify more efficient ways to operate electric motors in air conditioning systems, a $7.2 million grant to develop materials (the UCF Report August 27, 1986), construction methods, building designs and mechanical systems that cool and dehumidify by using solar energy (the UCF Report March 25, 1987), a $380,000 grant to study the passive solar and low energy building design, a $206,000 grant to investigate the pros and cons of a variety of water heating devices (the UCF Report September 9, 1981), et al.","The UCF Report May 14, 1980 issue explains how the Florida Solar Energy Center would remain under the administration of the University of Central Florida, but their activities would be coordinated by a Solar Research Coordination Council made up of representatives of state universities, the energy industry, home building industry, electrical utilities, et al. A few years later, the UCF Report April 8, 1987 issue explained how FSEC's original home at Cape Canaveral was not sufficient enough to withstand not only their growth, but also keep up with the demands of the military. The state legislature provided funds for FSEC to relocate and in 1987 it was decided the center would move onto 20 acres at the Brevard Community College campus along with an additional 10 acres being acquired in a nearby industrial park. FSEC facilities include their main office, the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Laboratory, the Photovoltaic Materials Laboratory, the Solar Thermal Test Laboratories, the Manufactured Science Laboratory, the Flexible Residential Test Facility, the Flexible Roof Facility, and the Climate-Controlled A/C Laboratory.","Other accomplishments include NASA funded research into the effectiveness of producing hydrogen through electrolysis to promote development and application of space age technologies (the UCF Report June 15, 1983), a $405,000 contract from U.S. Department of Energy to research into the cooling of homes by natural ventilation (the UCF Report October 29, 1980), a $7,500 contract from a California solar energy products manufacturer to check the performance of a solar water heater equipped with photovoltaic cells to power its pump (the UCF Report March 19, 2980), developing a sea based electronic system for training Navy pilots in simulated combat conditions (the UCF Report April 9, 1986), and the building of the first ocean thermal energy conversion (the UCF Report April 17, 1985).","The Florida Solar Energy Center Collection was processed by and finding aid prepared by Kryslynn Collazo in 2018. Staples and paperclips were removed from documents and replaced with plastic clips. All materials were placed into acid free folders and in an acid free box.","Further information about the Florida Solar Energy Center may be found in the Library Research Guides  website.  For additional information regarding the Florida Solar Energy Center please consult their  website.","Series I: Reports, 1974-2009 contains reports sanctioned by FSEC and includes proposals, test methods, assessments, projects, annual performances, mid-term performances, et al.","Series II: Other Publications, 1977-2012 contains publications (no report/control number) both sanctioned by and not sanctioned about FSEC and includes newsletters, news reports, programs, products, directories, et al.","Series III: Miscellaneous, 2001-2010 contains documents both sanctioned and not sanctioned by FSEC and includes powerpoint presentations, lists, and workshops.","Unpublished manuscripts are protected by copyright. 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This collection is useful to research on the activities of the Florida Solar Energy Center.\nSeries I: Reports, 1974-2009 contains reports sanctioned by FSEC and includes proposals, test methods, assessments, projects, annual performances, mid-term performances, et al.\nSeries II: Other Publications, 1977-2012 contains publications (no report/control number) both sanctioned by and not sanctioned about FSEC and includes newsletters, news reports, programs, products, directories, et al.\nSeries III: Miscellaneous, 2001-2010 contains documents both sanctioned and not sanctioned by FSEC and includes powerpoint presentations, lists, and workshops.\n\nThe Florida Solar Energy Center (FSEC) is a research institute of the University of Central Florida that serves as the epicenter for Florida's solar activity. As said by the UCF Report December 3, 1986 issue, the creation of FSEC by the Florida State Legislature in 1974 was a direct result of a shortage of oil that had been plaguing the world since the previous year. The initial plan for the newly minted institute was to research alternative power sources in order increase the use of clean energy sources. According to FSEC's Public Information Office, their activities and goals now broadly include the Commercialization of Solar Energy, programs for solar equipment testing, certification and standards, educational services, dissemination of information about solar energy, solar demonstration projects, and lastly the advancement of research and development. 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According to FSEC's Public Information Office, their activities and goals now broadly include the Commercialization of Solar Energy, programs for solar equipment testing, certification and standards, educational services, dissemination of information about solar energy, solar demonstration projects, and lastly the advancement of research and development. Since becoming fully operational in 1975, FSEC has had main great strides in the fields of photovoltaic (PV) applications, building designs, education, and training programs, all of which has allowed the center to become nationally recognized as stated by the UCF Report September 18, 1985 issue. ","The FSEC website states distinct areas in which the center put their focus in the decades since its creation. During the 1970s, their programs were a part of and surrounded Florida's activities. In the 1980s, the PV program was established and building designs into daylighting and solar cooling research began. The building and photovoltaic program grew even more in the 1990s with the former looking into health issues including indoor air quality and the latter becoming widely accepted. During the 2000s, FSEC's hydrogen program began a rapid expansion, exploring production, and storage and usage techniques. The Florida Solar Energy Center's operations has incorporated all of their research areas into six research divisions: Buildings, Environment, Hydrogen, Photovoltaics, Transportation and Solar Thermal. Along with research, FSEC also invests in consumer needs as well as educating the younger generations to help interest them in the future.","Throughout the years, FSEC's initiative has resulted in numerous grants, some of which include a $50,000 grant from Florida Power \u0026 Light Company to identify more efficient ways to operate electric motors in air conditioning systems, a $7.2 million grant to develop materials (the UCF Report August 27, 1986), construction methods, building designs and mechanical systems that cool and dehumidify by using solar energy (the UCF Report March 25, 1987), a $380,000 grant to study the passive solar and low energy building design, a $206,000 grant to investigate the pros and cons of a variety of water heating devices (the UCF Report September 9, 1981), et al.","The UCF Report May 14, 1980 issue explains how the Florida Solar Energy Center would remain under the administration of the University of Central Florida, but their activities would be coordinated by a Solar Research Coordination Council made up of representatives of state universities, the energy industry, home building industry, electrical utilities, et al. 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Staples and paperclips were removed from documents and replaced with plastic clips. All materials were placed into acid free folders and in an acid free box.","Further information about the Florida Solar Energy Center may be found in the Library Research Guides  website.  For additional information regarding the Florida Solar Energy Center please consult their  website.","Series I: Reports, 1974-2009 contains reports sanctioned by FSEC and includes proposals, test methods, assessments, projects, annual performances, mid-term performances, et al.","Series II: Other Publications, 1977-2012 contains publications (no report/control number) both sanctioned by and not sanctioned about FSEC and includes newsletters, news reports, programs, products, directories, et al.","Series III: Miscellaneous, 2001-2010 contains documents both sanctioned and not sanctioned by FSEC and includes powerpoint presentations, lists, and workshops.","Unpublished manuscripts are protected by copyright. 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This collection is useful to research on the activities of the Florida Solar Energy Center.\nSeries I: Reports, 1974-2009 contains reports sanctioned by FSEC and includes proposals, test methods, assessments, projects, annual performances, mid-term performances, et al.\nSeries II: Other Publications, 1977-2012 contains publications (no report/control number) both sanctioned by and not sanctioned about FSEC and includes newsletters, news reports, programs, products, directories, et al.\nSeries III: Miscellaneous, 2001-2010 contains documents both sanctioned and not sanctioned by FSEC and includes powerpoint presentations, lists, and workshops.\n\nThe Florida Solar Energy Center (FSEC) is a research institute of the University of Central Florida that serves as the epicenter for Florida's solar activity. 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The building and photovoltaic program grew even more in the 1990s with the former looking into health issues including indoor air quality and the latter becoming widely accepted. During the 2000s, FSEC's hydrogen program began a rapid expansion, exploring production, and storage and usage techniques. The Florida Solar Energy Center's operations has incorporated all of their research areas into six research divisions: Buildings, Environment, Hydrogen, Photovoltaics, Transportation and Solar Thermal. 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A few years later, the UCF Report April 8, 1987 issue explained how FSEC's original home at Cape Canaveral was not sufficient enough to withstand not only their growth, but also keep up with the demands of the military. The state legislature provided funds for FSEC to relocate and in 1987 it was decided the center would move onto 20 acres at the Brevard Community College campus along with an additional 10 acres being acquired in a nearby industrial park. 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This collection is useful to research on the activities of the Florida Solar Energy Center.\nSeries I: Reports, 1974-2009 contains reports sanctioned by FSEC and includes proposals, test methods, assessments, projects, annual performances, mid-term performances, et al.\nSeries II: Other Publications, 1977-2012 contains publications (no report/control number) both sanctioned by and not sanctioned about FSEC and includes newsletters, news reports, programs, products, directories, et al.\nSeries III: Miscellaneous, 2001-2010 contains documents both sanctioned and not sanctioned by FSEC and includes powerpoint presentations, lists, and workshops.\n\nThe Florida Solar Energy Center (FSEC) is a research institute of the University of Central Florida that serves as the epicenter for Florida's solar activity. As said by the UCF Report December 3, 1986 issue, the creation of FSEC by the Florida State Legislature in 1974 was a direct result of a shortage of oil that had been plaguing the world since the previous year. The initial plan for the newly minted institute was to research alternative power sources in order increase the use of clean energy sources. According to FSEC's Public Information Office, their activities and goals now broadly include the Commercialization of Solar Energy, programs for solar equipment testing, certification and standards, educational services, dissemination of information about solar energy, solar demonstration projects, and lastly the advancement of research and development. 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In 1994, Okraski retired from government service.   ","Post-retirement, Okraski served as a chairman of the board for the National Center for Simulations, which he co-founded, from 1993 to 2003. He was also an adjunct faculty member at the University of Central Florida, where he assisted with developing simulation academic programs, and at Rollins College. He earned several awards for his extensive work in the simulation and modeling industry, including the National Society of Professional Engineers Federal Engineer of the Year award, the Golden Knight Award from Clarkson University, and the Navy Civilian Meritorious and Superior Service awards. In 2015, Okraski was inducted into the Modeling and Simulation Hall of Fame.   ","As of 2023, Okraski serves as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Henry C. Okraski and Associates, a consulting company to the modeling and simulation industry. He is also a member of the National Center for Simulation board of directors and is chairman of the NCS Education and Workforce Development Committee. He resides in Winter Park, Florida.","Processed by and finding aid prepared by Simone DeLuque in 2023.","Other materials related to NASA and the Space Program can be found in  Wagar Space collection  and  Florida Ephemera collection . In addition, an oral history with Hank Okraski can be found in  RICHES .","The Henry Okraski collection on modeling and simulation, 1948-2019 (bulk 1961-2007), documents the history of the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division and the history of the modeling and simulation field. The collection consists of correspondence, informational and instruction booklets, technical and progress reports, pamphlets, programs, newspaper clippings, articles, overhead projector transparencies, 35 mm projector slides, and a CD. 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The collection also includes materials related to Henry \"Hank\" Okraski's professional life and achievements, and a small number of biographical materials related to Luis De Florez, an influential figure in the modeling and simulation industry. \n\nHenry \"Hank\" Carl Okraski was born on January 2, 1936 in Utica, New York to Andrew and Helen Okraski. In 1958, Okraski graduated from Clarkson University with a B.S.\u0026#x202F; in Electrical Engineering. He later received a master's degree in engineering from the University of Florida. After graduating from Clarkson University, Okraski joined Link Aviation in Binghampton, New York, where he worked as a field engineer. In 1962, Okraski joined the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (then known as the Naval Training Device Center) in Port Washington, New York, working as a GS-11 electrical engineer specializing in field support for naval aviation simulators. Okraski moved up in ranks, becoming the Senior Executive Service as Director of Research and Engineering, Deputy Technical Director, and Chief Scientist. During this time, he also served on multiple NATO study groups. In 1994, Okraski retired from government service.\u0026#x202F;\u0026#x202F;Post-retirement, he served as a chairman of the board for the National Center for Simulations, which he co-founded, from 1993 to 2003. He was also an adjunct faculty member at the University of Central Florida, where he assisted with developing simulation academic programs, and at Rollins College.\u003c/abstract\u003e"],"abstract_tesim":["The Henry Okraski collection on modeling and simulation, 1948-2019 (bulk 1961-2007), documents the history of the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division and the history of the modeling and simulation field. 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The overhead projector transparencies cover a wide variety of simulation and modeling topics such as advancements made in the field, benefits of use, and graphics of how the simulators work. The 35 mm projector slides contain images of simulators and the machines in use. The photographs contain images of early flight simulators in use. The collection also includes materials related to Henry \"Hank\" Okraski's professional life and achievements, and a small number of biographical materials related to Luis De Florez, an influential figure in the modeling and simulation industry.\u003c/p\u003e"],"scopecontent_heading_ssm":["Scope and Contents"],"scopecontent_tesim":["The Henry Okraski collection on modeling and simulation, 1948-2019 (bulk 1961-2007), documents the history of the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division and the history of the modeling and simulation field. 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Permission to publish, quote or reproduce must be secured from the repository and the copyright holder."],"abstract_html_tesm":["\u003cabstract id=\"aspace_2ae05d996b991476cc79b35d14d17fd2\"\u003eThe Henry Okraski collection on modeling and simulation, 1948-2019 (bulk 1961-2007), documents the history of the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division and the history of the modeling and simulation field. The collection consists of correspondence, informational and instruction booklets, technical and progress reports, pamphlets, programs, newspaper clippings, articles, overhead projector transparencies, 35 mm projector slides, and a CD. The overhead projector transparencies cover a wide variety of simulation and modeling topics such as advancements made in the field, benefits of use, and graphics of how the simulators work. The 35 mm projector slides contain images of simulators and the machines in use. The photographs contain images of early flight simulators in use. The collection also includes materials related to Henry \"Hank\" Okraski's professional life and achievements, and a small number of biographical materials related to Luis De Florez, an influential figure in the modeling and simulation industry. \n\nHenry \"Hank\" Carl Okraski was born on January 2, 1936 in Utica, New York to Andrew and Helen Okraski. In 1958, Okraski graduated from Clarkson University with a B.S.\u0026#x202F; in Electrical Engineering. He later received a master's degree in engineering from the University of Florida. After graduating from Clarkson University, Okraski joined Link Aviation in Binghampton, New York, where he worked as a field engineer. In 1962, Okraski joined the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (then known as the Naval Training Device Center) in Port Washington, New York, working as a GS-11 electrical engineer specializing in field support for naval aviation simulators. Okraski moved up in ranks, becoming the Senior Executive Service as Director of Research and Engineering, Deputy Technical Director, and Chief Scientist. During this time, he also served on multiple NATO study groups. In 1994, Okraski retired from government service.\u0026#x202F;\u0026#x202F;Post-retirement, he served as a chairman of the board for the National Center for Simulations, which he co-founded, from 1993 to 2003. He was also an adjunct faculty member at the University of Central Florida, where he assisted with developing simulation academic programs, and at Rollins College.\u003c/abstract\u003e"],"abstract_tesim":["The Henry Okraski collection on modeling and simulation, 1948-2019 (bulk 1961-2007), documents the history of the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division and the history of the modeling and simulation field. The collection consists of correspondence, informational and instruction booklets, technical and progress reports, pamphlets, programs, newspaper clippings, articles, overhead projector transparencies, 35 mm projector slides, and a CD. The overhead projector transparencies cover a wide variety of simulation and modeling topics such as advancements made in the field, benefits of use, and graphics of how the simulators work. The 35 mm projector slides contain images of simulators and the machines in use. The photographs contain images of early flight simulators in use. The collection also includes materials related to Henry \"Hank\" Okraski's professional life and achievements, and a small number of biographical materials related to Luis De Florez, an influential figure in the modeling and simulation industry. \n\nHenry \"Hank\" Carl Okraski was born on January 2, 1936 in Utica, New York to Andrew and Helen Okraski. In 1958, Okraski graduated from Clarkson University with a B.S.  in Electrical Engineering. He later received a master's degree in engineering from the University of Florida. After graduating from Clarkson University, Okraski joined Link Aviation in Binghampton, New York, where he worked as a field engineer. In 1962, Okraski joined the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (then known as the Naval Training Device Center) in Port Washington, New York, working as a GS-11 electrical engineer specializing in field support for naval aviation simulators. Okraski moved up in ranks, becoming the Senior Executive Service as Director of Research and Engineering, Deputy Technical Director, and Chief Scientist. During this time, he also served on multiple NATO study groups. In 1994, Okraski retired from government service.  Post-retirement, he served as a chairman of the board for the National Center for Simulations, which he co-founded, from 1993 to 2003. 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