Clarifying the impact of engine operating parameters of heavy-duty diesel vehicles on NOx and CO2 emissions using multimodal fusion methods

Li, Tao; Lou, Xin; Yang, Zhuoqian; Fan, Chaojie; Gong, Baoli; Xie, Guoquan; Zhang, Jing; Wang, Kui; Zhang, Honghao; Peng, Yong

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.176598

Science of The Total Environment

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.176598

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Clarifying the impact of engine operating parameters of heavy-duty diesel vehicles on NOx and CO2 emissions using multimodal fusion methods

Tao Li,

Xin Lou,

Zhuoqian Yang

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Environmental Benefits of Reducing Patient Mobility and Hospitalization

Jiménez-Lacarra,

Martínez-Cámara,

Sáenz-Diez Muro

et al. 2024

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New healthcare management strategies aim to reduce in-person visits and patient hospitalization while ensuring patient safety. These strategies optimize resources, alleviate pressure on healthcare services, and decrease travel and mobility within healthcare environments. This research analyzes the environmental impact and sustainability associated with transportation and mobility in traditional hospital-based healthcare services, which have been relocated to bring healthcare closer to patients. This retrospective study utilizes data from two hospital centers spanning the years 2021 to 2023. The objective is to highlight the environmental benefits and sustainability of providing healthcare in the patient’s environment. The methodology employs life cycle analysis to compare three scenarios: traditional healthcare in hospitals, healthcare provided at the patient’s location through home hospitalization and medical consultations at nearby health centers, and healthcare professionals’ travel using electric vehicles. The results demonstrate that healthcare professionals traveling to the patient’s home or nearby health centers reduce environmental impact across all analyzed impact categories. Promoting home hospitalization, specialized consultations at local health centers, and primary care can effectively reduce unnecessary patient travel and minimize environmental impact, enhancing sustainability. Health policies should prioritize actions to reduce hospital visits, emphasizing prevention over disease treatment. Such practices would not only benefit patients but further promote sustainability and environmental protection.

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Environmental Benefits of Reducing Patient Mobility and Hospitalization

Jiménez-Lacarra,

Martínez-Cámara,

Sáenz-Diez Muro

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Clarifying the impact of engine operating parameters of heavy-duty diesel vehicles on NOx and CO2 emissions using multimodal fusion methods

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