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|a Michael-Agwuoke Macbeda, U
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|a Whalley, J
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|a Chile, L
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|a Sallis, P
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|a Shaping and Delivering Tomorrow's Sustainable Municipal Solid Waste Management System: Proposal for a Structured Data Management Infrastructure
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|b Inderscience,
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|a The monitoring and collection of municipal solid waste (MSW) data have been a daunting task. The development of a digital mapping, data collection, and data reporting system, allows for ease of data management and creation of a standardised system. This study develops a waste mapping and tracking system based on a structured ontological framework for an improved waste management system. The ontology is based on a four-level data framework in a zoned waste management system within a municipal area, regional or national boundaries. The waste flow system is designed to connect all facilities and activities in the zone and flexible to allow inter-zonal access to facilities that are existing outside a zone. Data tagging and collection strategies are developed to provide the vocabulary and standard for data encoding and recording of all knowledge-based information to help in the decision-making rules.
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|a Sustainable municipal solid waste management
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