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A Driving Pattern Survey in City of Seoul for Vehicle Emissions Control
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Abstract
A computer aided test system, which is called MOde Survey System (MOSS), is newly developed to evaluate a driving pattern and traffic flow in Seoul, Korea. This system is designed for the people who work on vehicle emissions and energy more quantitatively with the aim of being cost-effective and easy-to-use.
Compared to currently-existing Test and Measurement Systems, MOSS is designed and developed for a specific goal with a couple of unique features. These features are:
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To be able to be used as either a stand alone system like a data logging system or a real-time processing system with a PC to easily visualize vehicle performances and traffic information during the test.
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To provide a statistical analysis program for easy use to analyze of driving pattern and traffic situation with logged test data files.
The test results show that about 35% of the total travelling time is the stationary time, the vehicle runs under 100rpm for around 50% of the total travelling time, and drivers shift the gear about 2 times per minute during driving in Seoul
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Sunwoo, M. and Lee, W., "A Driving Pattern Survey in City of Seoul for Vehicle Emissions Control," SAE Technical Paper 982896, 1998, https://doi.org/10.4271/982896.Also In
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