期刊论文

Tang, H. S.

英文

Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews

1364-0321

2014

32

960-982

10.1016/j.rser.2013.12.041

This work is sponsored by the Bureau of Research of New Jersey Department of Transportation (No. 2010-15 ) and the Research and Innovative Technology Administration of the US Department of Transportation through the University Transportation Centers Program . Partial support for HST, SK, and KQ also comes from the CREST of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Office of Naval Research . GQC acknowledges the support from the China State Key Program for Basic Research ( 973 Program , No. 2013CB430402 ), and CBJ thanks the National Natural Science Foundation of China for its funding (No. 51239001 ). The authors are grateful to Dr. Changsheng Chen and his group for support on FVCOM. In addition, the authors thank project mangers Drs. Nazhat Aboobaker, Camille Kamga, and Camille Crichton-Sumners and Ms. Genevieve Boehm-Clifton for their enthusiastic support and valuable input. This work is carried out at CUNY HPC Center and NERSC of Dept. of Energy of the United States.

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