IOT-BASED FRAMEWORK FOR A CENTRALIZED MONITORING OF SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES
Keywords:
internet of things, centralization, monitoring, waste disposal, frameworkAbstract
With latest advancement in technology, this study attempts to address the problem of optimizing the cost necessary in solid waste management, specifically on the logistics of solid waste collection, and efficient management decision processes. Concisely, this study serves as a theoretical paper on developing an implementation framework for building an IoT based Framework to guide the actual development of a Centralized Monitoring System for Solid Waste Disposal Facilities. Disciplines and techniques used in Software Engineering have been employed in this study to arrive at and describe the resulting implementation framework for building a working prototype of the IoT framework. The paper also includes comparisons of key IoT enabling technologies in order to identify the best suitable tool for the specific use case necessary in solid waste management. Also, at the latter parts of this paper, results are presented using Software Engineering diagrams and are discussed accordingly in detail to serve as basis in the actual development of the IoT framework. The implementation framework is projected to have a very low implementation cost while offering several opportunities for optimization and cost reduction.
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