Feasibility Study on Telemetric Vehicle Emission Examination

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	Feasibility Study on Telemetric Vehicle Emission Examination
	Wong, P. K.; Vong, C. M.; Weng, F. I.; Wong, H.C.
	2012-09-01
Source Publication	International Journal of Satellite Communications Policy and Management
ISSN	1742-7568
Pages	220-229
Abstract	Vehicle engine emissions closely relate to air-ratio called lambda (). The current practice of examination of gasoline engine emissions is partially based on  reading at engine idle-speed. For the  value over a specific vehicle examination standard, it indicates that a significant amount of emissions is produced. The concept of telemetry with traffic lights is proposed that allows lambda data collected from the vehicle on road to be reported in real time at a traffic light. The data can be sent via a radio transmitter in the vehicle to a radio receiver mounted on the traffic light which is connected to a PC. So, the authority can monitor the engine emission data via computer networks while the vehicles stop at red traffic lights and enforce the vehicle owners taking immediate action to fix their vehicle emission problems if necessary.
Keyword	Vehicle emissions examination Telemetry Wireless networks
Language	英語English
The Source to Article	PB_Publication
PUB ID	8002
Document Type	Journal article
Collection	Faculty of Science and Technology
Corresponding Author	Wong, P. K.
Recommended Citation GB/T 7714	Wong, P. K.,Vong, C. M.,Weng, F. I.,et al. Feasibility Study on Telemetric Vehicle Emission Examination[J]. International Journal of Satellite Communications Policy and Management, 2012, 220-229.
APA	Wong, P. K.., Vong, C. M.., Weng, F. I.., & Wong, H.C. (2012). Feasibility Study on Telemetric Vehicle Emission Examination. International Journal of Satellite Communications Policy and Management, 220-229.
MLA	Wong, P. K.,et al."Feasibility Study on Telemetric Vehicle Emission Examination".International Journal of Satellite Communications Policy and Management (2012):220-229.

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