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Towards Egocentric Fuel Efficiency Feedback

Camacho, Tiago; Quintal, Filipe; Scott, Michelle; Kostakos, Vassilis

Motivated by anecdotal evidence, we hypothesize that an egocentric approach is more appropriate and relevant to providing fuel efficiency feedback than a systemic approach. In this paper we describe a proposed study to test this hypothesis, and present the design of a fuel efficiency feedback system for public transit bus drivers. 

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December 17, 2011
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