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WHAT ARE THE MAIN GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS IN TRANSPORTATION SECTOR?

Carbon Dioxide (CO2):
Primary emission from burning fossil fuels (gasoline, diesel).
The major contributor to global warming.
Methane (CH4):
Emitted from natural gas used in vehicles.
Contributes to the greenhouse effect.
Nitrous Oxide (N2O):
Emitted from high-temperature combustion in diesel engines.
A potent greenhouse gas.
Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and Perfluorocarbons (PFCs):
Used in vehicle air conditioning systems.
Synthetic greenhouse gases.
Black Carbon (Soot):
Released from incomplete combustion in diesel engines.
Short-lived climate pollutant.
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs):
Emitted from gasoline vehicles.
Contribute to ground-level ozone, a greenhouse gas.

Takeaway:
The transport sector plays a significant role in greenhouse gas emissions.
Addressing these emissions is crucial for a greener, sustainable future. This concise slide summarizes the key greenhouse gases
associated with the transport sector and their significance in
contributing to environmental issues.


HOW CAN EMISSIONS BE REDUCED USING MACHINE LEARNING?
Predictive Maintenance:
ML predicts component failures.
Reduces breakdowns and inefficiencies.
Route Optimization:
Analyzes real-time data for efficient routes.
Minimizes idling and congestion-related emissions.
Eco-Driving Assistance:
Provides real-time feedback to drivers.
Encourages fuel-efficient driving practices.
Energy Management (EVs):
Optimizes battery charging/discharging.
Extends EV battery life and efficiency.
Fleet Management:
Optimizes vehicle assignments and maintenance.
Reduces fuel consumption and emissions.
Public Transportation Efficiency:
Optimizes scheduling and route planning. Reduces fuel consumption per passenger mile.
Emission Monitoring:
Analyzes sensor data for compliance.
Detects anomalies in emissions.
Supply Chain Optimization:
Optimizes logistics and transportation.
Reduces environmental impact.
Vehicle Design:
Uses AI-driven design processes.
Develops more fuel-efficient vehicles.
Consumer Education:
Personalizes eco-friendly recommendations.
Encourages sustainable transportation choices.
Smart Traffic Management:
Optimizes traffic signals and congestion.
Reduces idling and urban emissions.
Carbon Offsetting:
Accurately calculates emissions. Recommends carbon offset initiatives

Takeaway:
Machine learning enhances efficiency, sustainability, and emission reduction across the transportation sector, supporting a greener future.
This concise slide highlights the key ways in which machine learning can contribute to emission reduction in transportation.