Time-saving goods and services have become increasingly popular because they increase a household's disposable time, which could be allocated to other activities that consume energy and/or electricity. We develop simple theoretical model define the time rebound effect as increased amount of consumption time-saving induce through household tasks. obtain empirical support for this Japanese survey...

in this paper, bam postseismic deformations during 7 years after earthquake have been extracted using persistent scatterer interferometry technique. the time series are inverted for the afterslip distribution on an extension of the coseismic rupture. the estimated postseismic slip value is 20.45±0.38 cm. most of the postseismic displacement field can be explained in terms of fault slip. the res...

Abstract Recent research suggests that households increase their electricity consumption after installing photovoltaic (PV) panels, a behavioral change commonly referred to as the solar rebound. Using panel data originating from German Residential Energy Consumption Survey (GRECS), we investigate existence of rebound effect. Our empirical results suggest PV adoption does not amount tak...

Based on the effect of alignment, namely, coordination between input and output in language, this thesis analyzes functions keywords obtaining main idea passage, presupposing plot enriching content then puts forwards three strategies. The first strategy is reading classifying keywords. And allocating associating topic words. last one reviewing imitating language usage. It takes continuation wri...

There is growing interest in transportation pricing reforms to help achieve various planning objectives such as congestion, accident and emission reductions. Their effectiveness is affected by the price sensitivity of transport, that is, the degree that prices affect travel activity, measured as elasticities (percentage change in travel caused by a one-percent price change). Lower elasticities ...