Clean, safe & efficient mobility

Traffic-Related Air Pollution Dispersion Optimization

This project works with the integration and design of tools for control and optimization of traffic systems taking into account the emission of pollutants and its dispersion on the atmosphere.

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Polaris

A high-performance, agent-based mesoscopic traffic simulator developed by the Argonne National Laboratory Vehicle & Systems Mobility Group. Polaris enables travel and freight demand modeling, dynamic traffic allocation, and transportation simulation in an integrated modeling platform. In addition, traffic management can be implemented and different vehicle types can be considered.

Autonomie

A vehicle systems simulation tool developed by the Argonne National Laboratory Vehicle & Systems Mobility Group. It allows evaluating the energy consumption, performance, cost and emissions of different vehicle technologies, including different classes of vehicles, from light to heavy, different types of fuel, such as gasoline, diesel and ethanol, as well as electric vehicles, hybrids and variations.

AERMOD

An atmospheric dispersion modeling system developed by the American Meteorological Society (AMS)/United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Regulatory Model Improvement Committee. It is the reference model for studying air quality in the United States of America and is used worldwide.

Prof. Rodrigo Castelan Carlson

Dr. Felipe Augusto de Souza

Prof. Leonardo Hoinaski

Murilo Tavares Gerber

About Us

A Team of Researchers for
Clean, Safe & Efficient Mobility.

This project is run by Prof. Rodrigo Castelan Carlson and his team at the Department of Automation and Systems Engineering (EAS) at the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC), Brazil, in partnership with Dr. Felipe de Souza, consultant and one of the core developers of the Polaris Simulator for the Argonne National Laboratory (ANL), USA, and Prof. Leonardo Hoinaski at the Department of Sanitary and Environmental Engineering (ENS) at the UFSC.

The team is composed by post doctoral researchers, post-graduate students and undergraduate students in the areas of engineering, computer science and information systems.

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Your expertise is needed! Our team is devoted to developing talents in our area of research. If you are interested in traffic systems, control systems, optimization and environment contact us for open opportunities.

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