Waste Management - Weighing-Machine Automation

Slanina, Zdenêk; Pokorny, Rostislav; Dedek, Jan

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-14907-9_72

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“…Further for urban waste management systems is important to forecast possible uncertainty in terms of weighing-machine automation and it is an important part of green and smart cities future. (Slanina, Pokorny, and Dedek (2018), Tirkolaee, Mahdavi, Esfahani, Weber, Weidner, and Yang (2020)) [16][17][18].…”

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Waste Management in Green and Smart Cities: A Case Study of Russia

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This article aims to investigate the role of waste management in the development of modern green and smart cities and to determine the existence of several key points in programs transforming cities into green cities with smart technologies. The relevance of the research is determined by the need to develop a theoretical and methodological basis for the green and smart city concepts. The research process involved the following methods: Scientific analysis, comparison, and synthesis. The research results of the case study of Russia determined that for urban territories with great distances between urban districts, waste sorting stations should be located as parts of so-called waste recycling complexes at intermunicipal landfills. This will allow a more fully implementation of the concept of recycling economy not only in Russian cities, but also in other cities with sparse populations across the world. Further, the authors conclude that the effectiveness of green technologies in modern cities, especially in waste management, depends on the level of participation of citizens. People are active participants in the life processes of cities and have a direct impact on the urban environment. Consequently, the introduction of green technologies can only be achieved in harmony with the well-established behavioral attitudes of city residents together with the implementation of green and smart urban technologies.

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