A review of Artificial Intelligence application of sustainable solid waste management practices in Western Asia
Municipal solid waste management has become a very active and burgeoning area of research as it's an essential aspect of a more sustainable environment and a circular economy. Over the past few years, Machine-learning algorithms and Artificial intelligence models have demonstrated great ability...
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my.iium.irep.1082572023-11-20T08:21:15Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/108257/ A review of Artificial Intelligence application of sustainable solid waste management practices in Western Asia Nagimeldin, Olla Ahmad Tajuddin, Husna Jami, Mohammed Saedi TA170 Environmental engineering. Sustainable engineering Municipal solid waste management has become a very active and burgeoning area of research as it's an essential aspect of a more sustainable environment and a circular economy. Over the past few years, Machine-learning algorithms and Artificial intelligence models have demonstrated great ability to optimize and automate critical solid waste and waste management complications. Additionally, by providing automated model-assisted aid to complex issues surrounding the waste collection and it's chemical/biological characteristics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning applications are anticipated to further optimize resource recovery (reusing, recycling, and extracting energy from waste) and decrease capital expenses. This review examines the applications of AI and ML technologies in various areas of SWM including generation, sorting, collection, vehicle routing, treatment, disposal, and waste management planning in the past 10 years to enhance sustainable waste management practices in Asia. This study has proven that AI-based models have better prediction abilities when compared to conventional methods used in forecasting solid waste generation and recycling. 2022-09-20 Proceeding Paper PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/108257/1/OLLA-%20conf-%20GCC.pdf application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/108257/16/GCC2022_paper_25.pdf Nagimeldin, Olla and Ahmad Tajuddin, Husna and Jami, Mohammed Saedi (2022) A review of Artificial Intelligence application of sustainable solid waste management practices in Western Asia. In: Global Cleanup Congress (GCC) 2022, 20 - 21 September 2022, IIUM. |
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Municipal solid waste management has become a very active and burgeoning area of research as it's an essential aspect of a more sustainable environment and a circular economy. Over the past few years, Machine-learning algorithms and Artificial intelligence models have demonstrated great ability to optimize and automate critical solid waste and waste management complications. Additionally, by providing automated model-assisted aid to complex issues surrounding the waste collection and it's chemical/biological characteristics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning applications are anticipated to further optimize resource recovery (reusing, recycling, and extracting energy from waste) and decrease capital expenses. This review examines the applications of AI and ML technologies in various areas of SWM including generation, sorting, collection, vehicle routing, treatment, disposal, and waste management planning in the past 10 years to enhance sustainable waste management practices in Asia. This study has proven that AI-based models have better prediction abilities when compared to conventional methods used in forecasting solid waste generation and recycling. |
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A review of Artificial Intelligence application of sustainable solid waste management practices in Western Asia |
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