Tokmylenko et al., 2024 - Google Patents
INVESTIGATION OF GREENHOUSE EMISSION INVENTORY FROM TRANSPORT SYSTEM FUNCTIONING IN LARGE AND MEDIUM CITIES.Tokmylenko et al., 2024
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- Tokmylenko T
- Chernyshova O
- Chyzhyk V
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- Technology Audit & Production Reserves
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The object of the research of the article is transport system of a city. The paper reviews the necessity to assess the greenhouse emissions in the city and proposes the methods for greenhouse emissions inventory of the urban transport system. The proposed approach is …
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