SYSTEM CALL: SMART TRASH COLLECTION (STC) DISTRIBUTED PLATFORM FOR THE ON-ROAD COLLECTION OF WASTE FROM OVERPOPULATED CITIES

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https://doi.org/10.53591/easi.v1i1.1770

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Smart waste management, internet of things, smart cities, IoT prototype, data transmission, data Collect, IoT sensors, data simulation

Abstract

In this research work, the inefficient garbage collection was evidenced, which causes a serious pollution problem. The main objective is to demonstrate that the implementation of a smart architecture makes garbage collection easier. The methodology was descriptive, quantitative, with the use of a sensor simulation, IoT prototype. The expected results indicated that, with the optimized collection of garbage, the reduction of time and costs is generated by the development of smart cities and standards of healthy coexistence. The implementation of SYSTEM CALL: SMART TRASH COLLECTION (STC), advanced architecture, allows waste reduction, detecting overloaded containers through distributed architecture, with RabbitMQ message queue. In conclusion, the use of this scalable architecture is useful for cities which require to reduce environmental impact. 

Author Biographies

Cristian Ronquillo Lamilla, Facultad de Ingeniería Industrial, Universidad de Guayaquil. Guayaquil, Ecuador, 090112

Facultad de Ingeniería Industrial, Universidad de Guayaquil. Guayaquil, Ecuador, 090112

Juan García Pluas, Facultad de Ingeniería Industrial, Universidad de Guayaquil. Guayaquil, Ecuador, 090112

Professor of the Faculty of Industrial Engineering at the University of Guayaquil in the career of Information Systems Engineering. His research interests combine the areas of big data and deep learning, over social and administrative sciences. In fact, he has applied neural networks to create language models for the analysis of texts related to the analysis of political discourse, migration, public opinion, and emotions in a protest. In addition, models for customer segmentation, and demand prediction.

Michelle Varas Chiquito, Facultad de Ingeniería Industrial, Universidad de Guayaquil. Guayaquil, Ecuador, 090112

Computer Systems Engineer (Information Systems Engineering Career)

Grace Loor Alcívar, Universidad de Guayaquil - Guayaquil, Ecuador

In this research work, the inefficient garbage collection was evidenced, which causes a serious pollution problem. The main objective is to demonstrate that the implementation of a smart architecture makes garbage collection easier. The methodology was descriptive, quantitative, with the use of a sensor simulation, IoT prototype. The expected results indicated that, with the optimized collection of garbage, the reduction of time and costs is generated by the development of smart cities and standards of healthy coexistence. The implementation of SYSTEM CALL: SMART TRASH COLLECTION (STC), advanced architecture, allows waste reduction, detecting overloaded containers through distributed architecture, with RabbitMQ message queue. In conclusion, the use of this scalable architecture is useful for cities which require to reduce environmental impact. 

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2022-07-30

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Ronquillo Lamilla, C., García Pluas, J., Varas Chiquito, M., & Loor Alcívar, G. (2022). SYSTEM CALL: SMART TRASH COLLECTION (STC) DISTRIBUTED PLATFORM FOR THE ON-ROAD COLLECTION OF WASTE FROM OVERPOPULATED CITIES. EASI: Engineering and Applied Sciences in Industry, 1(1), 10–20. https://doi.org/10.53591/easi.v1i1.1770

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022): Internet of Things and Communication Technologies: solutions for Business and Society (January-June Issue)

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