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Tag Archives: Transportation
Issues and Challenges of Federating Between Different Transportation Simulators (2008)
Abstract As the container traffic at the Port of Savannah is expected to increase, its impacts need to be evaluated to address major concerns regarding the roadway network surrounding the port and the overall operations of the port. A federation … Continue reading
Posted in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Tagged Federation, Simulation, Transportation
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OPTIMAL CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR STOCHASTIC NETWORKS WITH MULTIPLE DECISION MAKERS (2009)
Abstract Decision makers often confront an inability to understand the consequences of interactions within systems of systems (SoS), which can have physical and human components and exhibit hybrid (continuous and discrete) dynamics. The human and physical interactions with the environment … Continue reading
Posted in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Tagged decision making, NETWORKS, OPTIMAL CONTROL, SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS, SYSTEMS, Transportation
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Feasibility of using the micro-deval test method as an aggregate production quality control tool (2003)
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Posted in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Tagged Asphalt, Automotive, bitumen, Highway engineering, pavements, Roads -- Texas -- Design and construction, Texas. -- Dept. of Transportation, Transportation
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Contemporary Network Theory: Concepts and Implications for Transportation Asset Management (2007)
Abstract This thesis proposes a novel working paradigm for transportation infrastructure asset management by viewing the transportation networks as key components (or nodes) of a broader network of resources, which includes infrastructure linked with society’s ecological, social, and economic systems. … Continue reading
Posted in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Tagged Asset, infrastructure, Management, Transportation
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Climate Change and Transportation: Challenges and Opportunities (2008)
Abstract Transportation in the United States is responsible for a disproportionate amount of global greenhouse gas emissions, which contribute to climate change. To address the issue, strategies that seek to mitigate transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions and adapt transportation systems to … Continue reading
Posted in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Tagged carbon dioxide, climate change, emissions, global warming, greenhouse gas, metropolitan planning organization, planning, Transportation, transportation planning
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Microscopic Fuel Consumption and Emission Modeling (1998)
Abstract Mathematical models to predict vehicle fuel consumption and emission metrics are presented in this thesis. Vehicle fuel consumption and emissions are complex functions to be approximated in practice due to numerous variables affecting their outcome. Vehicle energy and emissions … Continue reading
Posted in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Tagged Fuel consumption and emission modeling, ITS evaluation, Microscopic modeling, Transportation
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