Traffic Emission Prediction scheme (TEPs)

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Traffic Emission Prediction scheme (TEPs)

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  • Features
    • TEPs-I: Traffic module
    • TEPs-II: emission module
    • Satellite data for TEPs
  • Applications
    • PECOUNT-I
    • PECOUNT-II
    • PRTCS
    • KCOUNT
    • OptimStation
  • Results
    • Case Studies
  • Publications
  • TEPs in other websites
  • More
    • Home
    • Features
      • TEPs-I: Traffic module
      • TEPs-II: emission module
      • Satellite data for TEPs
    • Applications
      • PECOUNT-I
      • PECOUNT-II
      • PRTCS
      • KCOUNT
      • OptimStation
    • Results
      • Case Studies
    • Publications
    • TEPs in other websites

  • Home
  • Features
    • TEPs-I: Traffic module
    • TEPs-II: emission module
    • Satellite data for TEPs
  • Applications
    • PECOUNT-I
    • PECOUNT-II
    • PRTCS
    • KCOUNT
    • OptimStation
  • Results
    • Case Studies
  • Publications
  • TEPs in other websites

TEPs-II

An interface with scenario analysis tools for GHG, NOx and PM2.5

TEPs-II

Overall structure

TEPs-II trains a Neural Network based learning algorithm to mimic the output of a user equilibrium traffic assignment model and to reproduce a relationship between vehicle speed and AADT. The trained model is then used to predict vehicle speed from TEPS-I. Road emissions are estimated based on average speeds, predicted volumes, and average-speed emission factors (EFs). 


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Learn and read more about TEPs-II theory and application. 

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 This project was supported by The City of Toronto's Transportation Services Division  and Atmospheric Fund

 

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Updated on Feb 28, 2019