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The vehicle emissions and performance monitoring system: analysis of tailpipe emissions and vehicle performance
journal contribution
posted on 2009-06-16, 14:05 authored by Robert B. Noland, Washington Y. Ochieng, Mohammed Quddus, Robin J. North, John W. PolakThis paper describes tailpipe emission results generated by the Vehicle Performance and Emissions Monitoring system (VPEMS). VPEMS integrates on-board emissions and vehicle/driver performance measurements with positioning and communications technologies, to transmit a coherent spatio-temporally referenced dataset to a central base station in near real time. These results focus on relationships between tailpipe emissions of CO, CO2, NOx and speed and acceleration. Emissions produced by different driving modes are also presented. Results are generally as one would expect, showing variation between vehicle speed, vehicle acceleration and emissions. Data is based upon a test run in central London on urban streets with speeds not exceeding about 65 km/h. The results presented demonstrate the capabilities of the system. Various issues remain with regard to validation of the data and expansion of the system capability to obtain additional vehicle performance data.
History
School
- Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering
Citation
NOLAND, R.B....et al., 2004. The vehicle emissions and performance monitoring system: analysis of tailpipe emissions and vehicle performance. Transportation Planning and Technology, 27(6), pp. 431 - 447.Publisher
© Taylor & FrancisVersion
- AM (Accepted Manuscript)
Publication date
2004Notes
This is an electronic version of an article published in NOLAND, R.B....et al., 2004. The vehicle emissions and performance monitoring system: analysis of tailpipe emissions and vehicle performance. Transportation Planning and Technology, 27(6), pp. 431 - 447. [Transportation Planning and Technology] is available online at: http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/content~db=jour~content=a713729511ISSN
1029-0354;0308-1060Language
- en