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| However, to further distribute and allocate the aggregated fuel deliveries onto the different mobile sources, a variety of models has been developed that are now used for computing the extensive basic data from generally accessible statistics, special surveys, and measurements. | However, to further distribute and allocate the aggregated fuel deliveries onto the different mobile sources, a variety of models has been developed that are now used for computing the extensive basic data from generally accessible statistics, special surveys, and measurements. | ||
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| - | For __road transport (1.A.3.b), railways (1.A.3.c), and inland navigation (1.A.3.d ii)__ specific activity data and country-specific implied emission factors at least for regulated pollutants are calculated within __TREMOD (" | + | For __road transport (1.A.3.b), railways (1.A.3.c), and inland navigation (1.A.3.d ii)__ specific activity data and country-specific implied emission factors at least for regulated pollutants are calculated within __TREMOD (" |
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| + | Here, for 1.A.3.b, highly detailled data on annual mileage together with information on fleet composition and new-registration numbers are applied to to allocate the statistically recorded fuel sales to different vehicle types and classes as well as the individual Euro standards. A precise description of the data sources for emission factors used within TREMOD for road transport is provided by the [[https:// | ||
| For estimating emissions from __civil aviation (1.A.3.a)__, | For estimating emissions from __civil aviation (1.A.3.a)__, | ||
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| Another model (__E.M.M.A. - Emission Modelling for Maritime Activities__) is used for national and international maritime navigation, fishing (1.A.4.c iii) and military navigation (1.A.5.b iii) using ship-specific movement data (AIS) for estimating specific fuel consumptions and implied emission factors for domestic trips. | Another model (__E.M.M.A. - Emission Modelling for Maritime Activities__) is used for national and international maritime navigation, fishing (1.A.4.c iii) and military navigation (1.A.5.b iii) using ship-specific movement data (AIS) for estimating specific fuel consumptions and implied emission factors for domestic trips. | ||
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| Finally, for emissions from __offroad vehicles and machinery as used in 1.A.2.g vii, 1.A.4.a ii, b ii and c ii__, specific consumption data and IEF are computed within TREMOD Mobile Machinery (TREMOD MM), yet another standalone module of the aforementioned TREMOD. | Finally, for emissions from __offroad vehicles and machinery as used in 1.A.2.g vii, 1.A.4.a ii, b ii and c ii__, specific consumption data and IEF are computed within TREMOD Mobile Machinery (TREMOD MM), yet another standalone module of the aforementioned TREMOD. | ||
| == fugitive emissions from fuels == | == fugitive emissions from fuels == | ||
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| Data for calculating **fugitive emissions** principially originates from the Association Fuels & Energie (en2x) and the Federal association of the natural gas, oil and geothermal energy industries (BVEG). | Data for calculating **fugitive emissions** principially originates from the Association Fuels & Energie (en2x) and the Federal association of the natural gas, oil and geothermal energy industries (BVEG). | ||