The recent urbanisation in the developing nations of the world, rise in population, increase
in human activities. Pattern of production and consumption has resulted to generation of …

Due to the rising trend of urbanization along with overconsumption of non-recyclable
resources, the volume of municipal solid waste is increasing every day. An efficient, cost …

With the urban population's growth, unethical and unmanaged waste disposal may
negatively impact the environment. In many cities, a massive flow of people in municipal …

The 21st century known as the era of technological development and is estimated by Cisco
that, by 2050 more than 50 billion devices will be connected to the internet. As more devices …

The present study describes a novel application for use in the monitoring of municipal solid
waste, based on distributed sensor technology and geographical information systems …

Information and communication technologies (ICT) allow the creation of smart cities to
provide better quality services to citizens by exchanging information with the general public …

Waste management has been done by humans through direct monitoring and classification
of the products or items that are to be sorted-out. Waste management are carried out in …

Accepted: 1 September 2021 Growing urbanisation in developing countries, population
growth, and changes in human activities and consumption patterns have resulted in …

Our society has undergone a massive technological revolution over the past decade and
electronic appliances have now become ubiquitous. The increase in production of electronic …

Most of the developing countries have solid waste management problems. Solid waste
strategic planning requires accurate prediction of the quality and quantity of the generated …