EC4MACS model

External Data Spec Published 04 Dec 2014
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EC4MACS model Key data / Transport activities / Vehicle fleet by vehicle category, 2000-2030
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The Laboratory for Thermodynamics of the Aristoteles University of Thessaloniki (LAT/AuTh)
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http://www.ec4macs.eu/
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"Key data" -> "Transport activities"

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Size of the vehicle fleet Vehicle ownership is defined as the number of road vehicles (passenger cars and two-wheelers) per number of inhabitants. The number of buses and coaches per number of inhabitants has also been included. The indicator can be extended to include other vehicles specified by passenger transport mode (i.e. coaches, rail, maritime, air), although these are not privately owned. Freight transport intensity is defined as the number of vehicles per unit of GDP, specified by freight transport mode (road, rail, inland, maritime). The share of diesel cars in the entire passenger car fleet is defined as the number of diesel vehicles per total number of passenger cars.
Specific air pollutant emissions Specific emissions are defined as emissions of pollutants per transport unit (passenger-km or tonne-km), specified by mode (road, rail, inland, maritime, air). The pollutants considered include NOx, VOC, PM and CO. For passenger transport, specific emissions are expressed in grams of pollutant (NOx, VOC, PM, CO) per passenger-kilometre. For freight transport, specific emissions are expressed in grams of pollutant (NOx, VOC, PM, CO) per tonne-kilometre.
Average age of the vehicle fleet This indicator is defined as the mean age of vehicles specified by the following vehicle categories: passenger cars, light duty vehicles, heavy duty vehicles, buses, coaches, mopeds and motorcycles.
Energy efficiency and specific CO2 emissions Specific CO 2 emissions are defined as emissions of CO 2 per transport unit (passenger-km or tonne-km), specified by mode (road, rail, inland, maritime, air). CO 2 emissions from new passengers cars are expressed in grams of CO 2 per km (g CO 2 /km). The data, which are experimental, are measured in the vehicle type approval procedure.

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