Implementation of Waste Management System

Abstract

In the present days, many times we see that the garbage bins or dust bins are placed at public placesin the urban cities, that which are overflowing due to the increase in the waste every day. It creates anunhygienic condition for the people and creates bad smell around the surroundings. In the recent scenario, due to the rapid growth of population disorganization of city government a lack of public awareness and limited fund for a program of waste management garbage disposal became a cause of concern in the world. This leads to spreading some deadly diseases & human illness. Most of theviruses and the bacteria infection developed in the unclean and unhygienic environment. To maintain a strategic distance from such circumstances we have proposed wireless waste management system. Which allows multiple corporations to monitor the status of dust beansremotely over a server, and keeps cities clean and hygiene very efficiently by optimizing cost and time required for it. Waste management from its inception to its disposal is one of the important challenges for municipal corporations all over the world. When this was not in existence the garbage was overflowing and people were getting all the diseases. In urban areas, people should beaware of this condition of overflowing garbage. With this overflowing of garbage on roadstransportation problem occurs. The people who work in municipal corporations will hesitate to pick all the overflowing garbage this is also a cause for developing unhygienic atmosphere. To overcome this problem, we can use sensors and detect where the dustbin is overflowing. By this sensor, the higher authority will get to know about this garbage overflow and then the information can be passed and action could be taken on the municipal corporation.