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VED (Vehicle Energy Dataset)

A novel large-scale database for fuel and energy use of diverse vehicles in real-world.

VED captures GPS trajectories of vehicles along with their timeseries data of fuel, energy, speed, and auxiliary power usage, and the data was collected through onboard OBD-II loggers from Nov, 2017 to Nov, 2018. The fleet consists of total 383 personal cars (264 gasoline vehicles, 92 HEVs, and 27 PHEV/EVs) in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. Driving scenarios range from highways to traffic-dense downtown area in various driving conditions and seasons. In total, VED accumulates approximately 374,000 miles.

A number of examples were presented in the paper to demonstrate how VED can be utilized for vehicle energy and behavior studies. Potential research opportunities include data-driven vehicle energy consumption modeling, driver behavior modeling, machine and deep learning, calibration of traffic simulators, optimal route choice modeling, prediction of human driver behaviors, and decision making of self-driving cars.

Link to the paper: Vehicle Energy Dataset (VED), A Large-scale Dataset for Vehicle Energy Consumption Research
Geunseob (GS) Oh, David J. LeBlanc, Huei Peng
IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems (T-ITS), 2020.
The paper is also available on Arxiv.

Contact: gsoh@umich.edu.

GS Oh, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Michigan.

Files

VED consists of Dynamic Data (time-stamped naturalistic driving records of 383 vehicles) and Static Data (Vehicle parameters for the 383 vehicles)

Dynamic Data: "VED_DynamicData.7z" contains a number of "VED_mmddyy_week.csv" files

Static Data: "VED_Static_Data_ICE&HEV.xlsx", and "VED_Static_Data_PHEV&EV.xlsx"

License

License under the Apache License 2.0