Visitor vehicle emissions study : Joshua Tree National Park

Reherman, Clay N; Kim, Brian; Noel, George J.; Fleming, Gregg G.; Wayson, Roger L.; Ritter, Gary T.; John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.)

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Visitor vehicle emissions study : Joshua Tree National Park

2005-01-01
By Reherman, Clay N ; Kim, Brian ; Noel, George J. ; ...

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Reherman, Clay N ; Kim, Brian ; Noel, George J. ; Fleming, Gregg G. ; Wayson, Roger L. ; ... More +

Reherman, Clay N ; Kim, Brian ; Noel, George J. ; Fleming, Gregg G. ; Wayson, Roger L. ; Ritter, Gary T. Less -
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John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.)
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Air Quality Management CMEN Emissions Emissions Inventory Environmental Monitoring MOBILE6 Modal Modal Emissions, Joshua Tree National Parks National Park Service Traffic Counts Traffic Impact
Publication/ Report Number:

DOT-VNTSC-NPS-05-02 ; NPS TIC No. D-134 ; NPS RA No. F0001030001

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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

California
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Final report
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United States. National Park Service
Abstract:

The U.S. Department of Transportation, John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (Volpe Center), Environmental Measurement and Modeling Division (Volpe Center), provided technical support to the

National Parks Foundation as part of a National Park Service (NPS) project to evaluate vehicular emissions in the National Parks. In December 2002, a Visitor Vehicle Emissions Study was performed at Joshua Tree

National Park in order to collect traffic count and vehicle tracking data. This data was processed through the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) MOBILE6 modeling software to produce park-specific emission

factors. Alternative methods involving modal emissions models were also investigated. Mainly due to their ability to take into account park-specific driving cycles, modal emissions models are likely to provide results

that are more appropriate for the National Parks. The report discusses the emissions inventory development methodologies and the corresponding results. For further emissions modeling, a simplified approach using a

modal emissions model is recommended.
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VX-55/AS041 ; HW-1M/AS197

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Volpe Center
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urn:sha256:b5bcf2a72e404aae947668e935e7b524691a5a8db1dda333f7e5d75b93afa820
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