Cloud-based smart waste management for smart cities

Mohammad Aazam, M. St-Hilaire, Chung-Horng Lung, I. Lambadaris
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With the ever increasing population, urbanization, migration issues, and change in lifestyle, municipal solid waste generation levels are increasing significantly. Hence, waste management becomes a challenge faced not only by the developing nations, but also the developed and advanced countries. The overall waste management involves three main types of entities: 1) users who generate waste, 2) waste collectors/city admin., 3) stakeholders. Waste management directly effects the lifestyle, healthcare, environment, recycling and disposal, and several other industries. Current waste management trends are not sophisticated enough to achieve a robust and efficient waste management mechanism. It is very important to have a smart way of managing waste, so that not only the waste status is notified in-time when to be collected, but also, all the stakeholders are made aware in timely fashion that what type of waste in what quantity is coming up at what particular time. This will not only help in attracting and identifying stakeholders, but also aids in creating more effective ways of recycling and minimizing waste also making the overall waste management more efficient and environment friendly. Keeping all this in mind, we propose a cloud-based smart waste management mechanism in which the waste bins are equipped with sensors, capable of notifying their waste level status and upload the status to the cloud. The stakeholders are able to access the desired data from the cloud. Moreover, for city administration and waste management, it will be possible to do route optimization and select path for waste collection according to the statuses of waste bins in a metropolis, helping in fuel and time efficiency.
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智慧城市基于云的智能废物管理
随着人口的不断增长、城市化、移民问题和生活方式的改变,城市固体废物的产生水平正在显著增加。因此,废物管理不仅是发展中国家面临的挑战,也是发达国家和先进国家面临的挑战。整体废物管理涉及三种主要类型的实体:1)产生废物的用户,2)废物收集者/城市管理员。3)利益相关者。废物管理直接影响生活方式、医疗保健、环境、回收和处理以及其他几个行业。目前的废物管理趋势还不够成熟,无法建立健全和有效的废物管理机制。有一种智能的废物管理方式是非常重要的,这样不仅可以及时通知废物状态何时收集,而且还可以让所有利益相关者及时意识到在特定时间出现的是什么类型、多少数量的废物。这不但有助吸引和物色持份者,也有助制订更有效的方法回收废物和尽量减少废物,并使整体废物管理更有效率和更环保。考虑到这一切,我们提出了一种基于云的智能废物管理机制,在这种机制中,垃圾箱配备了传感器,能够通知它们的废物水平状态并将状态上传到云端。涉众能够从云中访问所需的数据。此外,对于城市管理和废物管理,可以根据大都市的垃圾箱状况进行路线优化和选择废物收集路径,有助于节省燃料和时间。
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