The large increase in the on-road vehicle population in China has raised sustainability concerns regarding air pollution prevention, energy conservation, and climate change mitigation. Vehicle emission inventory is an irreplaceable tool to characterize the temporal and spatial distribution of the air pollutant and provide guidance to the policy makers with effective vehicle emission controls. This review paper reviewed two kinds of typical vehicle emission inventories. The top-down vehicle emission inventories is calculated based on the static datasets (e.g., vehicle population, vehicle kilometer traveled, and fuel consumption). These inventories could track historical emissions abatement progress and examine potential benefits from future regulations. The technological evolution in intelligent transportation systems have facilitated emission inventories to satisfy the increasing sophisticated management demand. The bottom-up link-level vehicle emission inventories are development based on the availability of the real-world traffic profiles. To simulate the temporal and spatial patterns with high-resolution, traffic demand model and machine learning methods are employed to elucidate traffic emissions.
A review of on-road vehicle emission inventory
2022
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