Solid Waste Management Architecture Using Wireless Sensor Network Technology

Longhi, Sauro; Marzioni, Davide; Alidori, Emanuele; Buò, G. Di; Prist, Mario; Grisostomi, Massimo; Pirro, Matteo

doi:10.1109/ntms.2012.6208764

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“…The researchers in [9] and [10] focus on the use of capacity, weight, temperature, humidity and pressure sensors for solid waste collection. More specifically, in [9] the authors have proposed a sensorized waste collection container for content estimation and collection optimization.…”

Section: B Models That Adopt Capacity Weight Temperature Humiditymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The proposed bin is prepared and tested in the Pudong New Area, Shanghai. In [10], the authors have proposed a solid waste collection architecture using WSNs. The paper presents a WSN model as a key enabling technology for smart implementation to face the waste collection problem in an urban area.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Waste Management in IoT- Enabled Smart Cities: A Survey

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Narayana²

2017

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Abstract-The new era of Web and Internet of Things (IoT) paradigm is being enabled by the proliferation of various devices like RFIDs, sensors, and actuators. Smart devices (devices having significant computational capabilities, transforming them to 'smart things') are embedded in the environment to monitor and collect ambient information. In a city, this leads to Smart City frameworks. Intelligent services could be offered on top of such information related to any aspect of humans' activities. A typical example of services offered in the framework of Smart Cities is IoT-enabled waste management. Waste management involves not only the collection of the waste in the field but also the transport and disposal to the appropriate locations. In this paper, we present a comprehensive and thorough survey of ICT-enabled waste management models. Specifically, we focus on the adoption of smart devices as a key enabling technology in contemporary waste management. We report on the strengths and weaknesses of various models to reveal their characteristics. This survey sets up the basis for delivering new models in the domain as it reveals the needs for defining novel framework for waste management.

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Section: B Models That Adopt Capacity Weight Temperature Humiditymentioning

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Waste Management in IoT- Enabled Smart Cities: A Survey

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Narayana²

2017

ijecs

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“…(Boustani et al, 2011;Isoaho and Peltoniemi, 2004;Johansson, 2006;Mcleod et al, 2013;Purohit and Bothale, 2011), GPRS (Ali et al, 2012;Faccio et al, 2011;Friedlos, 2005;O'connor, 2007;Vicentini et al, 2009;Wilson and Vincent, 2008) and VHFR (Lee and Thomas, 2004) were adopted by several solid waste collection and monitoring systems. The short-range communications technologies such as Wi-Fi (Chowdhury and Chowdhury, 2007;Hong et al, 2014), ZigBee (Catania and Ventura, 2014;Longhi et al, 2012) and Bluetooth (Friedlos, 2005;O'connor, 2007) were used among data acquisition nodes and sink nodes.…”

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A review on technologies and their usage in solid waste monitoring and management systems: Issues and challenges

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“…Considering different ways of wireless communication, the use of the Industrial Scientific and Medical (ISM) bands eliminate the need of telephone operator subscription. For this solution a cost reduction of 50% has been estimated [7].…”

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SWACHH: An Effective Real Time Solid Waste Management System for Municipality

Ghate¹,

Kurundkar²

2016

IJCA

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Today, Indian Government agenda is to create smart cities. While promoting Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, solid waste management is most challenging problem for municipals, which are facing a serious pollution problem due to the huge quantities of solid waste. If solid waste is not managed effectively it may lead to lots of issue related to environment and human health. Thus, there is need of a system that gives information of the filling of the bin or garbage level in it. It can alerts the municipality so that they can collect the waste in bin on time and helps to clean the environment. This paper describe on technology like Zigbee, GSM etc. that enables the remote monitoring of solid waste bin in real time and which will inform the authorized person when the garbage bin is about to fill. These technologies are good enough to ensure the practical and perfect for solid waste collection and transportation monitoring and management for greener environment.

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Solid Waste Management Architecture Using Wireless Sensor Network Technology

Cited by 98 publications

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Waste Management in IoT- Enabled Smart Cities: A Survey

Waste Management in IoT- Enabled Smart Cities: A Survey

A review on technologies and their usage in solid waste monitoring and management systems: Issues and challenges

SWACHH: An Effective Real Time Solid Waste Management System for Municipality

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