Using co-operative vehicle-infrastructure systems to reduce traffic emissions and improve air quality at signalized urban intersections. Proefschrift Technische Universiteit Delft TUD, Faculty of Engineering Technology.

Author(s)
Mahmod, M.K.M.
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Abstract

The main goal of this thesis is to evaluate to which extent the local air quality in an urban corridor can be improved using co-operative systems. To achieve this goal, first a modeling framework of traffic, emission and dispersion models was developed. Second, an indicator for local air quality was developed to support decision making on short-term local traffic measures. Third, an algorithm was developed using I2V communication to influence the traffic flow in real-time and help reducing traffic emissions. Finally, the developed algorithm was tested using the modeling framework. (Author/publisher)

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20110701 ST [electronic version only]
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Delft, The Netherlands TRAIL Research School, 2011, XI + 128 p., ref.; TRAIL Thesis Series ; T2011/1 - ISBN 978-90-5584-140-0

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