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VOL. 7, NO. 3

SEPTEMBER 2019

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MAGAZINE

F E AT U R E S

Planning the Second
Generation of
Smart Cities

Transportation
Electrification and
Managing Traffic
Congestion

Coordinating Electricity
and Transportation
Networks
Enhancing power grid
resilience strategies against
ice storms.

Mingyu Yan, Mohammad Shahidehpour,
Jiazheng Lu, and Xunjian Xu

Efficient Waste
Transportation
and Recycling

Enabling technologies for
smart cities using the Internet
of Things.

On the Electrification
of Canada's Vehicular
Fleets

National-scale analysis shows
that mindsets matter.

Mark Ferguson, Moataz Mohamed,
and Hanna Maoh

The role of intelligent
transportation systems.

Michelle Boucher

An aggressive approach to
transportation electrification.

Mingfei Ban, Jilai Yu, Zhiyi Li,
Danyang Guo, and Jing Ge

Technology to handle the
pressures of urbanization.

Itai Dadon

Battery Swapping

Traffic Management
and Energy Optimization
for High-Speed Trains
An overview of methods
for saving energy.

Jianqiang Liu and Junhong Tian

The Missing Health Link

How a transition to electrified
vehicles may benefit more
than just the environment.

Sloane Kowal, Abhay Dhand,
Himanshi Khurana, Afreen Ahmad,
and Ali Emadi

Imran Mahmood and
Junaid Ahmed Zubairi

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