As a consequence of swiftly growing populations in the urban areas, larger quantities of
solid waste also form rapidly. Since urban local bodies are found to be unable to manage …

Population growth and changing consumption patterns make waste management a
significant global challenge. Studies evaluated that by 2050 almost 67% of the Earth's …

Internet of Things (IoT) has attracted widespread applicability not only limited to smart cities
and communities but also in water, waste management and so on. It strength lies in the high …

The advent of modern wireless telecommunications and the revolutionary development of
ubiquitous computing have led to the rapid growth of a novel paradigm: the Internet of …

The revolution of the Internet and the Internet of Things (IoT) has led to the development of
numerous devices, such as radio-frequency identification tags, sensors, and other intelligent …

Municipal solid waste management has evolved as a major component of smart city services
that encompasses a variety of tasks from household collection to final disposal/recycling …

Urban areas worldwide are in the race to become smarter, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
(KSA) is no exception. Many of these have envisaged a chance to establish devoted …

Currently, a smart city is an emerging field in urban cities to improve the quality of life
through information and communication technology (ICT). In general, the traditional solid …

With the increase of population density and the rural exodus to cities, urbanization is
assuming extreme proportions and presents a tremendous urban problem related to waste …

For decades the core processes of collecting waste have been unchanged. Through new
IoT-technologies, advances in sensors, and data transfer technologies, data-driven smart …