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Summary:
The atmospheric pollution in Mexico City is one of the most severe air
pollution cases in the world. The pollution levels are often above air
quality standards and therefore it is urgent to find strategies to control
them. The most important air pollutants are ozone and
it's precursors (HC and NOx).
Objectives:
This case study will try to analyze the relationship
between the concentration of CO in Mexico City's air and parameters such as
energy (fuel) consumption for
transportation or the topology of the road network. Moreover,
the case study will look at the projections for reductions in CO concentration levels
caused by the
implementation of strategies such as use of better fuels, increased use
of catalytic converters in vehicles, and better transit conditions.
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Issues (and links to Agenda 21):
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