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Figure 2: Nissan calculation from Nissan Green Program 2010 www.nissan-global.com
Figure 5: adapted from figure 4 in 'Strategies Towards Meeting Future Particulate Matter Emission Requirements in Homogeneous Gasoline Direct Injection Engines'(Walter Piock, Guy Hoffmann, Axel Berndorfer, Patick Salemi and Bernd Fusshoeller, Delphi Powertrain Systems), Luxembourg © SAE International 2011
Figure 7: http://www.toyota.com
Figures 8, 9, 18, 22: courtesy of Stephen Potter
Figure 10: photographer Joel Creed/ © http://Ecoscene.com
Figure 11: © Patrick Laverdant/iStockphoto.com
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Figure 14: photograph of Nissan Leaf by Steven Lines, Milton Keynes Council
Figure 16: photograph (Joe Mills, course team) of Opel Volt Ampera www.opel-ampera.com
Figure 17: American Honda Motor Co, Inc.
Figures 19, 20: http://www.riversimple.com
Audio 1: Thanks go to Professor Stephen Potter (Open University), Professor Dermott Roddy (University of Newcastle), Professor Andrew Weller (University of Oxford). Post production The Hall; produced by Clear Focus Productions. © The Open University 2012.
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