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Transportation — “Current on-board vehicle systems”

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The paper reviews the current situation on-board microprocessor applications. It first describes the aspects of vehicle technology and performance that are the focus for on-board computing equipment, from engine management systems through to fully intergrated driver decision support. In the second section a wider perspective is taken by examining the interaction of the vehicle and its environment. The third and final section of the paper considers elements of communication which permit extensive transmission of vehicle and journey data for public and private use. The conclusion identifies factors which will influence the speed with which further applications will be adopted.

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Wright, D.S. Transportation — “Current on-board vehicle systems”. Transportation 17, 239–250 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02127037

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