A new transportation demand model is described showing a simple data-base structure. It only requires input data referring to the fleets and the engine characteristics of the transportation park. The main characteristic of the model is its expertise in analysing the effects of different policies oriented to the reduction of the pollution levels and to the energy savings in the transportation sector. The results are provided both in terms of energy consumption and quantities of pollutant released to the environment. The effects of different transportation scenarios can be easily analysed using a simple "electronic sheet" way of representation.
Energy and environmental issues as choosing elements for selecting options in the transportation sector aimed at reducing CO2 emissions: an application to the italian case / Barbieri, D.; Rizzo, G.; Nucara, Antonino Francesco; Pietrafesa, Matilde Mariarosa Consolata. - 65:PART B(1994), pp. 1193-1196. (Intervento presentato al convegno International Conference "Climate Change Research" nel Maastricht, The Netherlands, 6-9 december 1994) [10.1016/S0166-1116(06)80150-0].
Energy and environmental issues as choosing elements for selecting options in the transportation sector aimed at reducing CO2 emissions: an application to the italian case
NUCARA, Antonino Francesco;PIETRAFESA, Matilde Mariarosa Consolata
1994-01-01
Abstract
A new transportation demand model is described showing a simple data-base structure. It only requires input data referring to the fleets and the engine characteristics of the transportation park. The main characteristic of the model is its expertise in analysing the effects of different policies oriented to the reduction of the pollution levels and to the energy savings in the transportation sector. The results are provided both in terms of energy consumption and quantities of pollutant released to the environment. The effects of different transportation scenarios can be easily analysed using a simple "electronic sheet" way of representation.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
