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A statistical approach to estimating acceptance of electric vehicles and electrification of personal transportation by Tamor, Michael A., Gearhart, Chris, Soto, Ciro

“…► We analyze 1year of driving data from 133 vehicles in the Minneapolis–St. Paul. ► Willingness to ’accept’ an EV is highly sensitive to the tolerance for…”
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Electrification of transportation means a lot more than a lot more electric vehicles by Tamor, Michael A., Stechel, Ellen B.

“…A hidden barrier to the electrification of transportation is a lack of recognition of what it implies. Although the increasing popularity of battery electric…”
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Electric vehicles in multi-vehicle households by Tamor, Michael A., Milačić, Miloš

“…•Vehicle usage in two-vehicle households (2VHH) in the Puget Sound region was analyzed.•With in-household flexibility, acceptance of EV with modest range can…”
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Economic and Climate Benefits of Electric Vehicles in China, the United States, and Germany by He, Xiaoyi, Zhang, Shaojun, Wu, Ye, Wallington, Timothy J, Lu, Xi, Tamor, Michael A, McElroy, Michael B, Zhang, K. Max, Nielsen, Chris P, Hao, Jiming

“…Mass adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) is widely viewed as essential to address climate change and requires a compelling case for ownership worldwide. While…”
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Optimal investment strategies for light duty vehicle and electricity generation sectors in a carbon constrained world by Chen, Boxiao, Klampfl, Erica, Strumolo, Margaret, Fu, Yan, Chao, Xiuli, Tamor, Michael A.

“…Greenhouse gas emission targets are becoming more stringent for both automakers and electricity generators. Meeting those targets will require technology and…”
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Rapid estimation of electric vehicle acceptance using a general description of driving patterns by Tamor, Michael A., Moraal, Paul E., Reprogle, Briana, Milačić, Miloš

“…•Usage of personal vehicles in three US cities and Germany is analyzed.•Potential for acceptance of EVs in those regions is estimated.•Usage patterns and…”
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Implications of Modeling Range and Infrastructure Barriers to Adoption of Battery Electric Vehicles by Barter, Garrett E., Tamor, Michael A., Manley, Dawn K., West, Todd H.

“…Compared with traditional vehicles, light-duty battery electric vehicles (BEVs) currently have price premiums and noncost limitations, such as reduced range,…”
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Sustainable Mobility, Future Fuels, and the Periodic Table by Wallington, Timothy J, Anderson, James E, Siegel, Donald J, Tamor, Michael A, Mueller, Sherry A, Winkler, Sandra L, Nielsen, Ole J

“…Providing sustainable mobility is a major challenge that will require new vehicle and fuel technologies. Alternative and future fuels are the subject of…”
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Examining the case for long-range battery electric vehicles with a generalized description of driving patterns by Tamor, Michael A.

“…•A statistical model of heterogeneity of personal vehicle usage is demonstrated.•Three scenarios studied suggest an optimal average range less than…”
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Individual trip chain distributions for passenger cars: Implications for market acceptance of battery electric vehicles and energy consumption by plug-in hybrid electric vehicles by He, Xiaoyi, Wu, Ye, Zhang, Shaojun, Tamor, Michael A., Wallington, Timothy J., Shen, Wei, Han, Weijian, Fu, Lixin, Hao, Jiming

“…•We report the first ITCD profiles in an East Asian megacity based on 459 passenger cars in Beijing.•Beijing’s current travel patterns would be more favorable…”
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Economic and Climate Benefits of Electric Vehicles in China, U.S., and Germany by He, Xiaoyi, Zhang, Shaojun, Wu, Ye, Wallington, Timothy J, Lu, Xi, Tamor, Michael A, McElroy, Michael B, Zhang, K Max, Nielsen, Chris P, Hao, Jiming

“…Mass adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) is widely viewed as essential to address climate change and requires a compelling case for ownership worldwide. While…”
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Hypothetical superhard carbon metal by Tamor, M. A., Hass, K. C.

“…We describe a hypothetical new phase of carbon. The proposed structure is a rigid three-dimensional network with sp2 (threefold) coordination only…”
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