Using Advanced Data Analytics to Reduce Snowplow Fuel Consumption [Technical Summary]

Huneke, Joseph (Joe); Northrop, Will; CTC & Associates LLC

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Using Advanced Data Analytics to Reduce Snowplow Fuel Consumption [Technical Summary]

2023-01-01
By Huneke, Joseph (Joe) ; Northrop, Will

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Huneke, Joseph (Joe) ; Northrop, Will

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CTC & Associates LLC
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Minnesota. Department of Transportation. Office of Research & Innovation
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Data Analysis Engine Idling Fuel Consumption Snowfall Snowplows Telematics
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Minnesota ; United States

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Technical Summary
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Minnesota. Department of Transportation
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Snowplows use substantial amounts of fuel to keep Minnesota’s winter roads safe and accessible. MnDOT spends over $2 million on diesel fuel annually for plowing operations. Reducing vehicle fuel consumption, in addition to cost savings, would help MnDOT meet its sustainability goal to achieve a 30% reduction in greenhouse gases (GHG) from 2005 levels by 2025. The transportation sector generally accounts for one-third of total GHG emissions, and medium- and heavy-duty trucks account for a large portion.
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