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Research Article · Open access · Published 16 November 2022

Bin Bay: An Optimized Smart Waste Disposal System for a Sustainable Urban Life using LSTM and Fog Computing

Shiny Duela1, Dioline Sara2 & Prabavathi3

Journal of Computer Science, Volume 18, Issue 11, pp. 1110–1120 · doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2022.1110.1120

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Abstract

To create green and smart cities, a smart and planned WasteManagement System (WMS) is a vital requirement. With the increase in the urbanpopulation and service delivery difficulties, smart cities are integratingtechnologies such as smart waste bins and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)tags into their day-to-day operations to make solid waste management andcontrol more effective. Fog computing in waste management is becoming common insmart utilities as it provides benefits like a minimal amount of data sent tothe cloud, reduced bandwidth, and Low data latency. The proposed work focuseson residential customers using waste collection services. Smart Waste DisposalSystem for a sustainable urban life using Fog Computing called Bin Bay isproposed to optimize the collection of waste with the shortest path usingGoogle Map API support from Fog Layer for which four major parameters areconsidered namely: The distance between truck and bin, the status of the bin(what percentage of it is filled), the capacity of the truck and the positionof the truck. The Bin Bay model helps to savetime by determining the most efficient waste pickup route for waste disposal.The RFID Reader and Scanner help in updating the fog nodes with the date, time,and volume of trash pickup which could be further analyzed to keep on-timeservice delivery. Also, predictions on future waste growth shall be determinedby doing in-depth analysis in the cloud using LSTM which will intelligentlylearn and predict the waste patterns based on the summary submitted by theaggregate node of the fog layer and since the optimized routes lead to lessfuel consumption, CO2 emission also shall be greatly reduced.

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Duela, S., Sara, D. & Prabavathi, (2022). Bin Bay: An Optimized Smart Waste Disposal System for a Sustainable Urban Life using LSTM and Fog Computing. Journal of Computer Science, 18(11), 1110–1120. https://doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2022.1110.1120

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