It is also essential to consider the exhaustive analysis of the most viable technological solutions among the conversion processes, in order to guarantee the minimum emissions of polluting or greenhouse gases. The use of mathematical models can be beneficial for the selection of areas with a high number of residual biomass and processing centers for the design of feedstock allocation for the planning and selection of the mode of transport and for the optimization of the supply chain, logistics, cost estimation, availability of resources, energy efficiency, economic performance, and environmental impact assessment. The odology includes a thorough examination of scientific publications in recent years about logistics operations. Our results show that ride pooling with autonomous vehicles is a feasible option for improving public transport in rural areas.This review examines the use of residual biomass as a renewable resource for energy generation in the Dominican Republic. The demand is modeled depicting the real mobility demand of a sample administrative district in Germany. According to these changes, a model of a typical rural area in Germany is established to show the implementation of autonomous ride sharing and the feasibility of running a sound service. Major trends for the next 30 years are taken into consideration to estimate public transport demand and supply in the future for rural areas in Germany. The goal of this study is to determine the feasibility of introducing flexible mobility solutions on a large scale in rural areas, using autonomous carpooling. Average trip distance is longer and there are potentially fewer people that could share a ride. This study, however, will focus on pooling rides in rural areas, where there are very different conditions compared to inner city mobility. Services like Uber and Lyft in the United States and car-sharing schemes in Germany are gaining attention for city transport. The sharing economy is growing quickly and, as a part of this, sharing rides is becoming more popular again. Replacing personnel in transit vehicles can cut down on major parts of operation costs. New economically viable options for carpooling are appearing. In the dawn of autonomous driving, these flexible mobility solutions surface again. However, they have never caught on and most featured major financial problems. Flexible mobility solutions, for example, carpooling, have been tried over and over in Germany. Conventional public transport is facing major difficulties in rural parts of Germany due to current societal and demographical changes.

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