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Charis.k: Created page with "= FileCreate = With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then specify a name for the run an..."

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Created page with "= File<span class="sep"></span>Create = With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then specify a name for the run an..."

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With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then specify a name for the run and a folder to save it in. The program will then create the proper ".cop" file for storing the data of the new inventory. This may take a few seconds depending on the computer’s performance. The path of the new file will appear on the application's title-bar.

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-With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then select a country or specify a custom name for the run. There are also two different run modes since the user may either select the timeseries option or define a new entity. The methodology for the calculation of exhaust emissions may follow Tier 2 or Tier 3. In Tier 2 methodology, the calculations take into account the amount of fleet and the vehicle kilometers per technology while in Tier 3, emission factors are mode detailed and they depend also on temperature profile, driving pattern, parking pattern etc.
+With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then select a country or specify a custom name for the run. There are also two different run modes since the user may either select the timeseries option or define a new entity. The methodology for the calculation of exhaust emissions may follow Tier 2 or Tier 3. In Tier 2 methodology, the calculations take into account the amount of fleet and the vehicle kilometers per technology while in Tier 3, emission factors are mode detailed and they depend also on temperature profile, driving pattern, parking pattern, and other activity parameters.
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	With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then select a country or specify a custom name for the run. There are also two different run modes since the user may either select the timeseries option or define a new entity. The methodology for the calculation of exhaust emissions may follow Tier 2 or Tier 3. In Tier 2 methodology, the calculations take into account the amount of fleet and the vehicle kilometers per technology while in Tier 3, emission factors are mode detailed and they depend also on temperature profile, driving pattern, parking pattern etc.		With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then select a country or specify a custom name for the run. There are also two different run modes since the user may either select the timeseries option or define a new entity. The methodology for the calculation of exhaust emissions may follow Tier 2 or Tier 3. In Tier 2 methodology, the calculations take into account the amount of fleet and the vehicle kilometers per technology while in Tier 3, emission factors are mode detailed and they depend also on temperature profile, driving pattern, parking pattern etc.

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	With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then select a country or specify a custom name for the run. There are also two different run modes since the user may either select the timeseries option or define a new entity. The methodology for the calculation of exhaust emissions may follow Tier 2 or Tier 3. In Tier 2 methodology, the calculations take into account the amount of fleet and the vehicle kilometers per technology while in Tier 3, emission factors are mode detailed and they depend also on temperature profile, driving pattern, parking pattern etc.		With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then select a country or specify a custom name for the run. There are also two different run modes since the user may either select the timeseries option or define a new entity. The methodology for the calculation of exhaust emissions may follow Tier 2 or Tier 3. In Tier 2 methodology, the calculations take into account the amount of fleet and the vehicle kilometers per technology while in Tier 3, emission factors are mode detailed and they depend also on temperature profile, driving pattern, parking pattern etc.

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	With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then select a country or specify a custom name for the run. There are also two different run modes since the user may either select the timeseries option or define a new entity. The methodology for the calculation of exhaust emissions may follow Tier 2 or Tier 3. In Tier 2 methodology, the calculations take into account the amount of fleet and the vehicle kilometers per technology while in Tier 3, emission factors are mode detailed and they depend also on temperature profile, driving pattern, parking pattern etc.		With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then select a country or specify a custom name for the run. There are also two different run modes since the user may either select the timeseries option or define a new entity. The methodology for the calculation of exhaust emissions may follow Tier 2 or Tier 3. In Tier 2 methodology, the calculations take into account the amount of fleet and the vehicle kilometers per technology while in Tier 3, emission factors are mode detailed and they depend also on temperature profile, driving pattern, parking pattern etc.
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−	With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then specify a name for the run ~~and~~ a ~~folder to save it in~~. The ~~program will then create the proper ".cop" file~~ for ~~storing~~ the ~~data~~ of the ~~new inventory. This may~~ take ~~a few seconds depending on~~ the ~~computer’s performance. The path~~ of the ~~new file will appear~~ on ~~the application's title-bar~~.	+	With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then select a country or specify a custom name for the run. There are also two different run modes since the user may either select the timeseries option or define a new entity. The methodology for the calculation of exhaust emissions may follow Tier 2 or Tier 3. In Tier 2 methodology, the calculations take into account the amount of fleet and the vehicle kilometers per technology while in Tier 3, emission factors are mode detailed and they depend also on temperature profile, driving pattern, parking pattern etc.

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	With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then specify a name for the run and a folder to save it in. The program will then create the proper ".cop" file for storing the data of the new inventory. This may take a few seconds depending on the computer’s performance. The path of the new file will appear on the application's title-bar.		With this command the user can create a new run. A standard Windows popup form will appear. One can then specify a name for the run and a folder to save it in. The program will then create the proper ".cop" file for storing the data of the new inventory. This may take a few seconds depending on the computer’s performance. The path of the new file will appear on the application's title-bar.