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EMISSION FACTORS, VEHICLE MODAL ACTIVITY AND ROAD OPERATIONS. A MESOSCOPIC APPROACH

2009

Current studies underline that vehicle emissions are highly linked to modal vehicle activity and a modal approach to traffic-related air quality modeling is suitable to estimate mobile source contribution to air quality. Pollutant emissions depend on characteristics of vehicles in traffic flow and on road operating conditions predictable after the implementation of the road project; then, the usual emission rate models do not predict properly the on-road vehicles emissions of modal traffic events, such as those ones occurring at intersections. Moreover modal activity analysis carried out at micro scale level, as required by modal emission models, will be still necessary to value reliable em…

EMISSIONS FACTORS MODAL ACTIVITY ROAD OPERATIONS MESOSCOPIC APPROACHSettore ICAR/04 - Strade Ferrovie Ed Aeroporti
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Emission factors related to vehicle modal activity

2011

Polluting emissions depend on vehicle characteristics and on traffi c conditions expected after the construction of a road project. Nevertheless, in the assessment of new projects, the task of road designer becomes uncertain when the reduction in polluting emissions has to be evaluated. Moreover, vehicle emissions are highly linked to modal vehicle activity, but current emission rate models do not properly predict on-road vehicle emissions produced by modal traffi c events, as those occurring at intersections. Modal emission models require the analysis of modal activity at a microscale level in order to evaluate emission factors by a single mode (idle, acceleration, deceleration, and cruise…

emission factorEngineeringRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environmentbusiness.industryGeography Planning and DevelopmentExploratory analysisManagement Monitoring Policy and Lawmodal emissionsTransport engineeringAccelerationModalSettore ICAR/04 - Strade Ferrovie Ed Aeroportibusinessvehicle modal activityInternational Journal of Sustainable Development and Planning
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