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

Ghate, Sanket S.; Kurundkar, Sangeeta V.

doi:10.5120/ijca2016911393

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“…The most popular Zigbee Module manufactured by Digi International is called the XBee which can be configured using the X-CTU Software. This software allows for a digital representation of the formed network thus helping in monitoring and detection of any remote node/network failure ( Ghate and Kurundkar, 2016 ).…”

Section: Communication Protocolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Technical solutions for waste classification and management: A mini-review

Shreya

Katyal

et al. 2022

Waste Manag Res

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The massive growth of population coupled with urbanization over the years has created a significant challenge of increase in waste generation. India has achieved massive developmental growth in economic and social areas but still lacks a proper waste management system. The lack of knowledge about segregation of waste into different categories and proper disposal techniques in a country like India with an accelerated population growth is a critical issue. Since trash has different disposal techniques, according to its type, segregating waste through an automated process at the point of collection will streamline the process and result in effective waste management and utilization. The mini-review article evaluates the recent literature on technologies used for municipal waste segregation and management, with the motive of providing critical information for advancement in current research. This article reviews the use of various convolutional neural network architectures for waste classification and describes in detail as to why image processing methods are preferred over sensors for segregation into respective categories. It is also important to have an efficient waste monitoring and management system for proper disposal. A comprehensive mini-review was undertaken to understand internet of things-based models proposing efficient waste handling, from the perspective of reduced costs, collection time and optimized routes. The proposed systems were compared and evaluated based on the sensors used monitoring, microcontrollers and communication protocols such as Long Range, Global System for Mobile Communication, Zigbee and Wi-Fi, which are employed for the secure and efficient data transmission.

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Section: Communication Protocolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“… Ghate and Kurundkar (2016) describe a system wherein each bin is fitted with an ultrasonic sensor and Zigbee module connected to an Arduino. The Zigbee on the bins send the sensor data to the receiver end Zigbee which further feeds it to the Arduino for processing.…”

Section: Communication Protocolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Technical solutions for waste classification and management: A mini-review

Shreya

Katyal

et al. 2022

Waste Manag Res

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“…Management System for Municipality is a journal article by Ghate and Kurundkar (2016) [6]. They utilized an ultrasonic senor, Zigbee, GSM and Atmega328 microcontroller to power their system.…”

Section: Swachhl An Effective Real Time Solid Wastementioning

confidence: 99%

Development of a Cost-Efficient Waste bin Management System with Mobile Monitoring and Tracking

Africa¹,

Uy²

2019

IJATCSE

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The Internet of Things, commonly known as IOT, is an ever-evolving technology which gives solutions that makes each aspect of everyday human life easier. Creating a smart waste management is one implementation that improves the sanitation and collection of waste. This paper aims in developing a waste management system that is cost-efficient and providing a mobile application to monitor and track the waste level. By making use of inexpensive sensors, microprocessors, the group was able to create a cheaper waste management system. Using firebase database and android studio, the group was able to create a mobile application that provide a graphical user interface (GUI) which serves as a visual presentation of the waste level as well as provide a notification when the waste reaches a certain amount of level. The main advantage of the prototype is its deployment since building it is not expensive and therefore able to be mass produced at a low cost.

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