emissions

This project investigated the distribution of public health impacts resulting from a regional transportation plan in the six-county Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG) region.

This research is aimed at developing and evaluating eco-friendly intelligent transportation systems strategies for freight vehicles and traffic, with a focus on strategies that are applicable to the transportation systems in the South Coast Air Basin.

This paper describes the development and deployment of a monitoring network of accurate ozone sensor nodes to provide parallel monitoring in an air monitoring site relocation study.

As part of the City of Riverside’s Smart-City initiative, UC Riverside researchers have developed an Innovation Corridor testbed for enabling shared electric connected and automated transportation research. The testbed supports various transportation modes including passenger vehicles, trucks, transit (e.g., RTA buses), bicycles, and various forms of micro-mobility.

This report describes the development and use of a U.S. energy system optimization model (US-TIMES) in order to analyze the reductions in greenhouse gas emissions that can come about through policy targets.