Statistical Analysis and Model Validation of Automobile Emissions

Schulz, Daniel; Younglove, Theodore; Barth, Matthew

doi:10.21949/1501658

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Statistical Analysis and Model Validation of Automobile Emissions

2000-09-01
By Schulz, Daniel ; Younglove, Theodore ; Barth, Matthew
Series Journal of Transportation and Statistics

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Schulz, Daniel ; Younglove, Theodore ; Barth, Matthew
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Journal of Transportation and Statistics
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https://doi.org/10.21949/1501658
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United States
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United States. Department of Transportation. Bureau of Transportation Statistics
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The article discusses the development of a comprehensive modal emissions model that is currently being integrated with a variety of transportation models as part of National Cooperative Highway Research Program project 25-11. Described is the second-by-second engine-out and tailpipe emissions data collection on 340 light duty vehicles that were tested under "as is" conditions. The variability of emissions were observed between and within groups over different driving modes. The initial statistical analysis and model validation methods are summarized.
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