SUMO Simulation Based Carbon Credit System to Incentivize Green Mobility

The transportation sector is a significant contributor to global emissions, with road transport as a major contributor. Traditional emission control strategies such as carbon taxes, cap-and-trade systems and policy regulations often lack an effective mechanism for tracking individual vehicle emissions in real time. This paper proposes a SUMO Simulation based Carbon Credit Allocation System that collects real time data from simulation to monitor and quantify emissions per trip. The system creates a virtual representation of vehicles that allows precise emission tracking. It is facilitated with a credit-based incentive mechanism that rewards eco-friendly driving behaviors. The project ensures accuracy in emission estimation, while the credit allocation encourages sustainable transportation choices. Additionally, the system enhances transparency by providing data-driven insights for both policymakers and individuals via dashboard. Testing on two major factors demonstrated that high-speed driving results in 44% more CO₂ emissions compared to low-speed driving, whereas rough driving styles generate significantly higher emissions than normal driving. By leveraging real-time processing and adaptive learning models, the proposed system operates with high efficiency. It ensures scalable and accurate emission assessments, making it a capable solution for sustainable green mobility

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International Journal of Advanced Research in Science Communication and Technology
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2025-04-05
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https://doi.org/10.48175/ijarsct-24920
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Transportation and Mobility Innovations
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SUMO Simulation Based Carbon Credit System to Incentivize Green Mobility

Madiha Shaikh, Prithvi Patil, Atharva Gaikwad, Devika Mule
International Journal of Advanced Research in Science Communication and Technology
Transportation and Mobility Innovations
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SUMO Simulation Based Carbon Credit System to Incentivize Green Mobility

Madiha Shaikh, Prithvi Patil, Atharva Gaikwad, Devika Mule
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Abstract

The transportation sector is a significant contributor to global emissions, with road transport as a major contributor. Traditional emission control strategies such as carbon taxes, cap-and-trade systems and policy regulations often lack an effective mechanism for tracking individual vehicle emissions in real time. This paper proposes a SUMO Simulation based Carbon Credit Allocation System that collects real time data from simulation to monitor and quantify emissions per trip. The system creates a virtual representation of vehicles that allows precise emission tracking. It is facilitated with a credit-based incentive mechanism that rewards eco-friendly driving behaviors. The project ensures accuracy in emission estimation, while the credit allocation encourages sustainable transportation choices. Additionally, the system enhances transparency by providing data-driven insights for both policymakers and individuals via dashboard. Testing on two major factors demonstrated that high-speed driving results in 44% more CO₂ emissions compared to low-speed driving, whereas rough driving styles generate significantly higher emissions than normal driving. By leveraging real-time processing and adaptive learning models, the proposed system operates with high efficiency. It ensures scalable and accurate emission assessments, making it a capable solution for sustainable green mobility

International Journal of Advanced Research in Science Communication and Technology
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Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Transportation and Mobility Innovations
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SUMO Simulation Based Carbon Credit System to Incentivize Green Mobility — Madiha Shaikh, Prithvi Patil, et al. · International Journal of Advanced Research in Science Communication and Technology (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS