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7 books on Transportation [PDF]
Updated: April 05, 2024 | 30 |
Books on Transportation are invaluable resources for startups dedicated to transforming the transportation sector into a more energy-efficient and sustainable industry. These resources cover various aspects, from advanced vehicle technologies and alternative fuels to smart mobility solutions and efficient logistics. They delve into advanced techniques such as electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cells, and autonomous transportation, emphasizing the importance of reducing carbon emissions, enhancing fuel efficiency, and promoting eco-friendly transportation options. Moreover, these books often include practical examples, case studies, and best practices, allowing startups to understand the complexities of energy-efficient transportation projects and adapt these solutions to real-world applications.
1. Electric Mobility in Public Transport—Driving Towards Cleaner Air
2021 by Krzysztof Krawiec, Sylwester Markusik, Grzegorz Sierpiński
"Electric Mobility in Public Transport—Advancing Toward Cleaner Air" comprehensively explores various facets of incorporating electric mobility into public transportation. It encompasses not only policy-related considerations but also the technical, organizational, and logistical dimensions inherent in transitioning from traditional to electric vehicle-dominated public transport systems. Within its pages, readers will uncover critical factors underpinning the effective operation of electrified transport networks, encompassing charging infrastructure, models and methodologies for analyzing battery electric bus energy consumption, and in-depth examinations of charging strategies, including their impact on power grids. Furthermore, the book delves into electric vehicle battery-related issues. Recognizing the multifaceted nature of fleet conversion, it also broaches topics such as cybersecurity in public transport, autonomous vehicles, and hyperloop technology. With its wealth of insights, this book is an invaluable resource for transportation professionals, consulting firms, and researchers specializing in electromobility and modern transportation systems.
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2. Electric Vehicles and the Future of Energy Efficient Transportation
2021 by Subramaniam, Umashankar, Williamson, Sheldon S., Krishna S., Mohan, J. L., Febin Daya
The gradual ascent of electric vehicles in the global automotive landscape, driven by escalating pollution levels attributed to conventional internal combustion engine vehicles, has ushered in a transformative era. Electric vehicles offer a multifaceted advantage encompassing cost-efficiency, energy conservation, and environmental sustainability. They boast significantly lower operational and maintenance expenses compared to their traditional counterparts while curbing harmful exhaust emissions, particularly when powered by renewable energy sources. Despite these merits, the widespread adoption of electric vehicles remains uneven, with many developing and underdeveloped nations yet to embrace this eco-conscious shift. This tepid enthusiasm can be primarily attributed to the substantial capital investment required for charging infrastructure and the gradual transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources in energy generation. The shortage of charging stations, coupled with grid integration challenges, underscores the need for comprehensive solutions to fortify the future of energy-efficient transportation. "Electric Vehicles and the Future of Energy Efficient Transportation" delves into this transformative journey, scrutinizing the growth and integration of electric vehicles into sustainable transportation solutions. It provides a critical assessment from economic, technological, and environmental perspectives, encompassing topics such as electric vehicle architecture, wireless power transfer, battery management, and the utilization of renewable resources. This book serves as a valuable resource for stakeholders in the automotive industry, policymakers, engineers, researchers, and students seeking current insights into the technology, economics, policies, and environmental dimensions of electric vehicles.
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3. Intelligent and Efficient Transport Systems: Design, Modelling, Control and Simulation
2020 by Truong Quang Dinh
This book is dedicated to showcasing a range of digital and technological solutions designed to address real-world challenges within various transportation sectors and infrastructures. With nine meticulously organized chapters, the core topics covered include guidelines for assessing vehicle energy efficiency, designing and evaluating electric propulsion systems, exploring potential applications of intelligent transportation systems in the context of smart cities, emphasizing the significance of system control and energy-power management within transportation systems and infrastructures, and introducing tailored modeling tools and real-time simulation platforms for the advancement of transportation systems. This comprehensive resource caters to a diverse audience, including university faculty and students, engineers, and professionals in relevant industries, providing valuable insights and practical knowledge.
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4. Do Androids Dream of Electric Cars?: Public Transit in the Age of Google, Uber, and Elon Musk
2020 by James Wilt
In 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Cars?: Public Transit in the Age of Google, Uber, and Elon Musk,' James Wilt grapples with the dire state of public transportation and envisions a path forward rooted in sustainability and equity. By delving into the historical evolution of automobility in North America, the transformative "three revolutions" in automotive transportation, and the tireless efforts of advocates driving change, Wilt offers a compelling vision for the future of public transit. He addresses pressing issues such as environmental concerns, climate change, economic and racial disparities, urban density, accessibility, safety, labor unions, privacy, data control, and the significance of inclusive, democratic decision-making processes. Drawing on insights from over forty experts, including community activists, scholars, transit planners, writers, and journalists, this book challenges us to reconsider how we shape our cities and who benefits from these decisions.
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5. Energy Efficiency in Mobility Systems
2019 by Shaharin Anwar Sulaiman
"Energy Efficiency in Mobility Systems" illuminates a broad spectrum of endeavors aimed at achieving sustainable mobility systems, with a specific focus on enhancing energy efficiency. Serving as a valuable resource, this book caters to a wide array of stakeholders within transportation systems and provides fresh insights into how the transportation sector can navigate the challenges of the future.
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6. Urban Mobility in Modern China: The Growth of the E-bike
2018 by Dennis Zuev
"Urban Mobility in Modern China: The Growth of the E-bike" presents a meticulously researched case study examining the electric two-wheeler (e-bike), currently the most popular alternative-fuel vehicle in the history of motorization. This book offers a sociological perspective on e-bike mobility within China, exploring the intricate interplay of politics, social behaviors, and broader issues associated with the transition in urban mobility within the country. Written in an approachable manner, it sheds light on key sociospatial conflicts related to e-bike usage and elucidates the significance of electric two-wheeler mobility for the future of urban China and global urban transportation. While urban geographers and transportation researchers will find this book invaluable, it also appeals to academics and general readers with an interest in Chinese Studies, particularly in the realm of urban mobility within China.
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7. Transportation: The Impact of Science and Technology
2009 by Joseph Harris
Throughout millennia, transportation has harnessed natural energy sources, be it human effort, animal power, or the force of the wind. In contemporary times, our reliance has shifted to fossil fuels to propel cars, ships, trains, and airplanes, reshaping our ability to explore and expand across the globe. "Transportation: The Impact of Science and Technology" delves into the historical evolution of diverse transportation methods, the transition from fossil fuels to alternative energy sources, the transformative effects of transportation on geography and the environment, the enhancement of safety through technological advancements, and the tantalizing prospects on the horizon, ranging from supersonic submarines to vacuum tube trains. This book transcends the realm of science to scrutinize the merits and drawbacks of each innovation, while also illuminating the profound societal and global changes wrought by the evolution of transportation.
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1. Electric Mobility in Public Transport—Driving Towards Cleaner Air
2021 by Krzysztof Krawiec, Sylwester Markusik, Grzegorz Sierpiński
"Electric Mobility in Public Transport—Advancing Toward Cleaner Air" comprehensively explores various facets of incorporating electric mobility into public transportation. It encompasses not only policy-related considerations but also the technical, organizational, and logistical dimensions inherent in transitioning from traditional to electric vehicle-dominated public transport systems. Within its pages, readers will uncover critical factors underpinning the effective operation of electrified transport networks, encompassing charging infrastructure, models and methodologies for analyzing battery electric bus energy consumption, and in-depth examinations of charging strategies, including their impact on power grids. Furthermore, the book delves into electric vehicle battery-related issues. Recognizing the multifaceted nature of fleet conversion, it also broaches topics such as cybersecurity in public transport, autonomous vehicles, and hyperloop technology. With its wealth of insights, this book is an invaluable resource for transportation professionals, consulting firms, and researchers specializing in electromobility and modern transportation systems.
Download PDF
2. Electric Vehicles and the Future of Energy Efficient Transportation
2021 by Subramaniam, Umashankar, Williamson, Sheldon S., Krishna S., Mohan, J. L., Febin Daya
The gradual ascent of electric vehicles in the global automotive landscape, driven by escalating pollution levels attributed to conventional internal combustion engine vehicles, has ushered in a transformative era. Electric vehicles offer a multifaceted advantage encompassing cost-efficiency, energy conservation, and environmental sustainability. They boast significantly lower operational and maintenance expenses compared to their traditional counterparts while curbing harmful exhaust emissions, particularly when powered by renewable energy sources. Despite these merits, the widespread adoption of electric vehicles remains uneven, with many developing and underdeveloped nations yet to embrace this eco-conscious shift. This tepid enthusiasm can be primarily attributed to the substantial capital investment required for charging infrastructure and the gradual transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources in energy generation. The shortage of charging stations, coupled with grid integration challenges, underscores the need for comprehensive solutions to fortify the future of energy-efficient transportation. "Electric Vehicles and the Future of Energy Efficient Transportation" delves into this transformative journey, scrutinizing the growth and integration of electric vehicles into sustainable transportation solutions. It provides a critical assessment from economic, technological, and environmental perspectives, encompassing topics such as electric vehicle architecture, wireless power transfer, battery management, and the utilization of renewable resources. This book serves as a valuable resource for stakeholders in the automotive industry, policymakers, engineers, researchers, and students seeking current insights into the technology, economics, policies, and environmental dimensions of electric vehicles.
Download PDF
3. Intelligent and Efficient Transport Systems: Design, Modelling, Control and Simulation
2020 by Truong Quang Dinh
This book is dedicated to showcasing a range of digital and technological solutions designed to address real-world challenges within various transportation sectors and infrastructures. With nine meticulously organized chapters, the core topics covered include guidelines for assessing vehicle energy efficiency, designing and evaluating electric propulsion systems, exploring potential applications of intelligent transportation systems in the context of smart cities, emphasizing the significance of system control and energy-power management within transportation systems and infrastructures, and introducing tailored modeling tools and real-time simulation platforms for the advancement of transportation systems. This comprehensive resource caters to a diverse audience, including university faculty and students, engineers, and professionals in relevant industries, providing valuable insights and practical knowledge.
Download PDF
4. Do Androids Dream of Electric Cars?: Public Transit in the Age of Google, Uber, and Elon Musk
2020 by James Wilt
In 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Cars?: Public Transit in the Age of Google, Uber, and Elon Musk,' James Wilt grapples with the dire state of public transportation and envisions a path forward rooted in sustainability and equity. By delving into the historical evolution of automobility in North America, the transformative "three revolutions" in automotive transportation, and the tireless efforts of advocates driving change, Wilt offers a compelling vision for the future of public transit. He addresses pressing issues such as environmental concerns, climate change, economic and racial disparities, urban density, accessibility, safety, labor unions, privacy, data control, and the significance of inclusive, democratic decision-making processes. Drawing on insights from over forty experts, including community activists, scholars, transit planners, writers, and journalists, this book challenges us to reconsider how we shape our cities and who benefits from these decisions.
Download PDF
5. Energy Efficiency in Mobility Systems
2019 by Shaharin Anwar Sulaiman
"Energy Efficiency in Mobility Systems" illuminates a broad spectrum of endeavors aimed at achieving sustainable mobility systems, with a specific focus on enhancing energy efficiency. Serving as a valuable resource, this book caters to a wide array of stakeholders within transportation systems and provides fresh insights into how the transportation sector can navigate the challenges of the future.
Download PDF
6. Urban Mobility in Modern China: The Growth of the E-bike
2018 by Dennis Zuev
"Urban Mobility in Modern China: The Growth of the E-bike" presents a meticulously researched case study examining the electric two-wheeler (e-bike), currently the most popular alternative-fuel vehicle in the history of motorization. This book offers a sociological perspective on e-bike mobility within China, exploring the intricate interplay of politics, social behaviors, and broader issues associated with the transition in urban mobility within the country. Written in an approachable manner, it sheds light on key sociospatial conflicts related to e-bike usage and elucidates the significance of electric two-wheeler mobility for the future of urban China and global urban transportation. While urban geographers and transportation researchers will find this book invaluable, it also appeals to academics and general readers with an interest in Chinese Studies, particularly in the realm of urban mobility within China.
Download PDF
7. Transportation: The Impact of Science and Technology
2009 by Joseph Harris
Throughout millennia, transportation has harnessed natural energy sources, be it human effort, animal power, or the force of the wind. In contemporary times, our reliance has shifted to fossil fuels to propel cars, ships, trains, and airplanes, reshaping our ability to explore and expand across the globe. "Transportation: The Impact of Science and Technology" delves into the historical evolution of diverse transportation methods, the transition from fossil fuels to alternative energy sources, the transformative effects of transportation on geography and the environment, the enhancement of safety through technological advancements, and the tantalizing prospects on the horizon, ranging from supersonic submarines to vacuum tube trains. This book transcends the realm of science to scrutinize the merits and drawbacks of each innovation, while also illuminating the profound societal and global changes wrought by the evolution of transportation.
Download PDF
How to download PDF:
1. Install Google Books Downloader
2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
3. Click "Download Book" icon and select PDF*
* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
