modeling

The data from this project is primarily randomly generated data sets and demand data for containers near the San Pedro Ports.

This study examines climate action plans (CAPs) released by jurisdictions in California, and develops a framework to assess their inclusion, which could also be used to guide future CAP development, and develops a set of guiding questions to promote the inclusion of equity themes in climate action planning and implementation.

This data repository provides the data used in the following research project supported by an NCST (UTC) grant: Evaluating the Sustainability Impacts of Intelligent Carpooling Systems for SOV Commuters in the Atlanta Region.

This project proposes to improve vehicle utilization and energy efficiency by modeling and evaluating the innovative shared mobility services for freight, with a specific focus on on-demand food delivery. Overall, the shared mobility service has great potential to reduce freight transportation VMT cost and emission. With well-designed delivery policy, the on-demand food delivery can mitigate traffic in the urban city and bring a greener transportation system.

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.