Cognitive Sustainability

2022 - 2023

Current editor(s): Maria SZALMANE CSETE

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Sustainable operation? Measuring the actual consumption of a hybrid car and determining its consumption curve pp. 3-13: Imre Zsombok
Maritime accidents affect the environment pp. 14-20: Sara Rodriguez
Environmental capacity through the moral economic lens – Dynamic equilibria pp. 21-31: Zsófia Hajnal
Application of mathematical models to Euro Standard passenger car curves for predicting the future of the market pp. 32-40: Ignacio Durá Iborra
Road traffic queue length estimation with artificial intelligence (AI) methods pp. 41-51: Csanad Ferencz and Mate Zoldy
Technical end economic viability of hydrogen road vehicles in Valencia, Spain pp. 52-61: David Pla Bernalte

Spatial analysis of the BEV market and the corresponding charging infrastructure in Hungary pp. 3-12: Zsuzsanna Wengritzky
Marginal Abatement Cost, A Literature Review pp. 13-18: Pedro Pablo Jimenez Gomez
Sustainability and Climate Risk Data - A New Era for Investment Decision-Making in the Age of Climate Change pp. 19-32: David Marczis, Zsolt Mihalovits and Geza Sebestyen
BluBSIoT: Advancing Sustainability through Peer-to-Peer Cross-Ledgering in Social Internet of Things pp. 33-43: Chandra Priya J and Dhinesh Balasubramanian
Agricultural and rural digitalisation in regional sustainable development: A comparative study between China and the European Union pp. 44-56: Zhong Xinzhi
The green light for air transport: sustainable aviation at present pp. 57-63: Zsolt Bagdi, Lorand Csamer and Gabor Bako

Marginal Cost in Private and Public Transport pp. 3-8: Pedro Pablo Jimenez Gomez
Environmental impact of mortgage bond purchases: presentation of a possible estimation methodology pp. 9-17: Balazs Lorant and Gabor Fekete
Application of specific tools of the Theory of Constraints – a case study pp. 18-29: Ondrej Stopka, Vladislav Zitrický, Vladimír Ľupták and Mária Stopková
The economic effects of climate change on Budapest pp. 30-45: Gabor Kutasi, Áron Érfalvy, Sztella Torda and Virág Golenyák
Driver alertness monitoring system in the context of safety increasing and sustainable energy use pp. 46-52: Scurt Florin Bogdan, Horia Beles, Tiberiu Vesselenyi and Csokmai Lehel
Ranking of four dual loop EGR modes pp. 53-74: Adam Nyerges and Mate Zoldy

Analysis of Bus Transportation Mode in Central Europe pp. 3-9: Al-lami Ammar Khalaf Jabbar
Hungarian agricultural pathways revealing climate-related challenges pp. 10-18: Kinga Biro and Otto Toldi
Real Driving Emission from Vehicle Fuelled by Petrol and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) pp. 19-26: Zoran Lulić, Ante Vučetić, Vjekoslav Sraga, Boris Bućan, Krunoslav Ormuž, Goran Šagi and Petar Ilinčić
Implementation of vehicle simulation model in a modern dynamometer test environment pp. 27-32: Csaba Tóth-Nagy, Tamás Koller and József Perger
Production of Anhydrous Ethyl Alcohol from the Hydrolysis and Alcoholic Fermentation of Corn Starch pp. 33-40: António André Chivanga Barros, Edmilson Cipriano, Tchilene Major and Benevides Pessela
How to use cognitive tools to increase sustainability of elderly people’s mobility? pp. 41-48: Cao Hang

Effects of Oxymethylene Ether in a Commercial Diesel Engine pp. 3-17: Marton Virt and Ulrich Arnold
Carbon emission trading as a climate change mitigation tool pp. 18-23: David Andrej
Cognitive evolution of transport spatiality pp. 24-31: Jonas Matijošius
Safety aspects of critical scenario identification for autonomous transport pp. 32-38: Arpad Torok and Gabor Pauer
Analysis of domestic tourists’ demographic and travel characteristics in Kenya pp. 39-48: Lawrence Wang’ombe, Joseph Njoroge and Peace Agufana
Are green covered bond impact reports reliable? pp. 49-59: Zsolt Mihalovits and Eva Paulik

Social and Economic Analysis of the EU Road Freight Transport Fleet pp. 3-10: Adrienn Boldizsar, Ferenc Meszaros and Erika Torok
How Does Economics Approach Nature? pp. 11-17: Gabor Kutasi
Identifying the main categories of key performance indicators for nature-based solutions pp. 18-32: Eszter Krisan
Sustainable Human Resource Management Practices Impacting Employer Branding pp. 33-38: Aydan Huseynova
Implementation of COVID-19 measures in railway operation in the Slovak Republic pp. 39-50: Zdenka Bulková, Jozef Gašparík, Milan Dedík and Rudolf Kampf
Coincidence of pressure pulsations with excitation of mechanical vibrations of hydraulic system components: An experimental study pp. 51-61: Michał Stosiak, Mykola Karpenko and Adam Deptuła

Cognitive Sustainability pp. 3-9: Mate Zoldy, Maria Szalmane Csete, Pal Peter Kolozsi, Peter Bordas and Adam Torok
Investigation of the concentration of particles generated by public transport gas (CNG) buses pp. 10-14: Jonas Matijosius, Akvile Juciute, Alfredas Rimkus, Peter Bordas and Jurijus Zaranka
Design aspects for in-vehicle IPM motors for sustainable mobility pp. 15-28: Peter Horvath and Adam Nyerges
Cognitive rationality and sustainable decision based on Maslow`s theorem: Acase study in Slovakia pp. 29-33: Jana Majerova
First steps –thenascentgreen bond ecosystemin Hungary pp. 34-43: Attila Becsi, Marton Varga, Mate Loga and Pal Peter Kolozsi
Factors influencing intermodal transport efficiency and sustainability pp. 44-52: Ludmila Filina-Dawidowicz, Sara Stankiewicz, Kristina Ciziuniene and Jonas Matijosius