Projecting CO2 Emission from International Aviation Considering Network Structure and Fleet Size
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This paper provides the future projection of CO2 emission from international aviation, considering changes of international network structure and fleet size. The network structure includes two common types, namely the hub-and-spoke system and the point-to-point system, and two other in-between network cases are assumed. Also regarded is the more use of smaller aircraft for more efficient and more frequent flight services. The two cases for fleet size include the use of current size fleet and smaller size fleet. The future aviation demand and CO2 emission is projected under six scenarios, built by the combination of these cases. The result suggests that the utilization of smaller aircraft induces less amount of CO2 emission. Also, the point-to-point system has the effect of CO2 emission reduction to some extent.
著者
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MUROMACHI Yasunori
Department of Built Environment Tokyo Institute of Technology
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MUROMACHI Yasunori
Department of Built Environment Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science and Engineering Tokyo Institute of Technology
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SUZUKI Takamasa
Transport Planning Laboratory Railway Technical Research Institute
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