E-waste Generation and Awareness on Managing Disposal Practices at Delhi National Capital Region in India

Parveen, Shadma; Shao, Yufeng; Li, Jian ping; Khan, Jalaluddin; Haq, Amin Ul; Ruinan, Sun

doi:10.1109/iccwamtip47768.2019.9067630

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“…Contamination resulting from improper recycling of e-waste (landfill) has already been damaging the environment and people's health [61][62][63]. Degradation and storage of e-waste scrap release hazardous materials that, in turn, pollute soil, air, and water [64]. Regular control and awareness of the waste stream facilitate the achievement of SDG and implementation of the ITU Connect 2030 Agenda [65].…”

Section: E-waste Problem Overviewmentioning

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Analysis of the Past Seven Years of Waste-Related Doctoral Dissertations: A Digitalization and Consumer e-Waste Studies Mystery

Minashkina

Happonen

2022

Energies

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Solving global sustainability challenges is based on a well-researched understanding of the corresponding underlying problems, key contributing factors, and current state-of-the-art. Utilizing the scope of recent doctoral studies is one potent way to map current young researchers nowadays and near future research focus areas and directions. Here, the authors focused on waste management, especially, mapping dissertations on the grooving global challenge of electronic waste. Currently, this is the first scoping study of its kind, about e-waste -related trends within the circle of waste management-related doctoral studies. Apparently, in a waste-related context, dissertations have a low interest in directly focusing on the topic of consumable e-waste, even though this waste stream is the world’s fastest-growing domestic waste stream. Only a handful of doctoral dissertations, related to e-waste management, were found in the study. In a more general waste-related benchmarking/comparing mapping search, the ProQuest Digital Dissertations database was found to contain 201 dissertations between the years 2015 and 2022, covering waste matters in general. E-waste was covered in six of these 201 dissertations. These six did not have any real overlapping between each other and their research areas. Further thesis content analysis revealed e-waste topics to be currently addressed through consumer behavior, material recovery processes, forecasting, and robotics. The need for future research in the areas of consumable e-waste management is also widely discussed.

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confidence: 99%

Analysis of the Past Seven Years of Waste-Related Doctoral Dissertations: A Digitalization and Consumer e-Waste Studies Mystery

Minashkina

Happonen

2022

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“…IAM are utilised in whole business (B to B) or even amongst a private innovativeness with cloud provider within a company or outside the enterprise [14]. IAM has a broader organizational area to identify entities, cloud objects and manage admittance to resources oriented predetermined policies [15], [16]. Identity and access management are a number of functioning zones.…”

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Integration of Identity Governance and Management Framework within Universities for Privileged Users

Parveen¹,

Ahmad²,

Khan³

2021

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The development of high-tech progression around the world, with the attentions of governance body and private companies towards well-organized setup access control measures within the organization. The importance of these exceedingly essential perception, this article is proposing an integrated approach with the assimilation of IAM (identity access management) as an authentication tool and PAM (privilegd access management) as a restricting accessing control measure in terms of an active directory. Originally the experimental setup organized within the Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University, and it is analyzed using the real-time data which is available within the university database. We found that the proposed mechanism can be a vital method for protecting governance data or key business-oriented data from the unauthorized or adversarial attack. We also reviewed and compared other access control methods and find that the integrated method is relatively have an advantage to deal accessing task in any premier organization.

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Smart Cities and Associated Solid Waste, Biomedical Waste, E-Waste Issues, and Management

Biswas

Nath

Pal

2023

Human Dynamics in Smart Cities

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E-waste Generation and Awareness on Managing Disposal Practices at Delhi National Capital Region in India

Cited by 7 publications

References 9 publications

Analysis of the Past Seven Years of Waste-Related Doctoral Dissertations: A Digitalization and Consumer e-Waste Studies Mystery

Analysis of the Past Seven Years of Waste-Related Doctoral Dissertations: A Digitalization and Consumer e-Waste Studies Mystery

Integration of Identity Governance and Management Framework within Universities for Privileged Users

Smart Cities and Associated Solid Waste, Biomedical Waste, E-Waste Issues, and Management

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