Use of electric vehicles in carsharing to serve the sports events

Abstract

Carsharing was appeared at the beginning of the last century with the idea of offering cars for rent. The subsequent development of rental allowed carsharing to take shape as an independent direction in 1971 and in 1991 the European car sharing Association was established. Further computerization made this service more accessible. However, in 1992 the European Union introduced the Euro-1 environmental standard. Further tightening of environmental standards has forced firms to take a fresh look at the provision of carsharing services. As a result, owners were turned to cars with hybrid, hydrogen and electric motors. Due to significant progress in increasing battery capacity the electric vehicles are the most promising for this field of activity. However, the issues of placing charging stations in places where electric vehicles are used intensively in order to provide quick access and reduce waiting times in the queue are still not fully worked out.

Modeling of Legal Protection of Network Broadcasting Right of Sports Events Based on Data Technology

“…It is not only the competition between different opponents on the field, but also the sports competitive spirit and sports culture conveyed from it. Therefore, based on its public welfare, the right subject of sports event network broadcasting right has no right to interfere with normal news reports, Therefore, the exclusivity of network broadcasting right is also limited [26,27]. In addition, due to the limited resources of sports events and the different characteristics of various competitions, the object of network broadcasting right of sports events also has uniqueness and scarcity.…”

Recognition and Analysis of Sports on Mental Health Based on Deep Learning

“…Mental health has its external performance and internal characteristics. Good social adaptation is its external performance, and good psychological quality is its internal characteristics, especially the level of mental health ( Simdiankin and Zhavoronkov, 2020 ). Therefore, recognition of mental health status is an inevitable outcome of the development of the times, social progress, and the continuous improvement of people’s understanding of their own health in the context of deepening social practice ( Patel et al, 2020 ; Hx et al, 2021 ).…”