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TNO has presented the uCARe project and the AEM principles on the ITS conference in Hamburg.

The paper and presentations can be downloaded here.

If you would like to know what you can do to reduce driving emissions, read this.

uCARe becomes part of a 32-hour training program for Energy Auditors in Transport! The programme is held by Frederick University, subsidized by the Human Resource Development Authority of Cyprus and was approved by the Energy Service of the Ministry of Energy, Commerce and Industry of Cyprus. Software, hardware, concepts and training material on emission and energy saving from the uCARe toolbox are included in the training program of future energy auditors. Stay tuned for more news to come from uCARe activities in Cyprus!

More information on the workshop can be found on the flyer.
Registration is open.

Results from the uCARe project will be presented at the TAP (Transport and Air Pollution) conference (30/3 – 1/4 2021):
– Lower emissions from existing cars: personalised advice based on emission maps by René van Gijlswijk (TNO)
– A virtual PEMS for Eco Driver training by Martin Opetnik (TU Graz)

The complete conference program is online now. Registration is open until 14 March.

The app is now easier to use. No need to put your phone on the floor of your car anymore.
Watch the instruction video and try for yourself.

The Augmented Emission Map (AEM) is a standardised data set on the pollutant emissions of a specific vehicle or group of vehicles. It is the ideal data format for personalized recommendations for drivers. Look here for an explanation of the AEM concept.

Standardized emission measurement tools like PEMS are expensive and laborious, and therefore not suitable to be applied in a large fleet. Beyond PEMS, there are several other methods to monitor vehicle emissions using standard (cheap) sensors, monitoring boxes and data channels. In Deliverable 1.4 you can read more about these methods.

News item (in Dutch)

Within project uCARe we have developed 5 videos to help people reduce emissions from their car by performing some DIY tests. The topics are: CO meter, Exhaust Particle matter, Exhaust swipe, Brake particle matter and Driving Style. Have a look for yourself.