The impacts of low emission mobility implementation on the enviromental effects reduction of urban agglomerations
Provider: Technologická agentura České republiky
Programme: Podpora aplikovaného výzkumu a experimentálního vývoje EPSILON
Implementation period: 01.01.19 - 31.12.21
Workplace:
Dopravní fakulta Jana Pernera - Katedra elektrotech., elektron. a zabezp
Investigator: Čermák DušanTeam member: Novák Jaroslav | Lenoch Václav | Sadílek Ondřej | Dvořák Karel | Mašek Zdeněk | Mlynařík Ladislav
Description:
The project aims to optimize and streamline traffic flows in selected areas of agglomerations, minimize the environmental burden of the area, and reduce energy consumption for transport using sophisticated traffic management algorithms while deploying low-emission transport vehicles and maximizing their energy and environmental potential. A system of sophisticated traffic management in the area will be set up to streamline transport flows, reduce energy consumption and environmental impacts, on the one hand, the preferences of low-emission vehicles, and the preferences of certain types of vehicles when passing through the monitored area. SW system for drivers will support low-emission vehicles expansion. Deployment of the system will be achieved within three years of the project launch.
The project aims to optimize and streamline traffic flows in selected areas of agglomerations, minimize the environmental burden of the area, and reduce energy consumption for transport using sophisticated traffic management algorithms while deploying low-emission transport vehicles and maximizing their energy and environmental potential. A system of sophisticated traffic management in the area will be set up to streamline transport flows, reduce energy consumption and environmental impacts, on the one hand, the preferences of low-emission vehicles, and the preferences of certain types of vehicles when passing through the monitored area. SW system for drivers will support low-emission vehicles expansion. Deployment of the system will be achieved within three years of the project launch.
