Abstract
This study explores the application of Dijkstra's algorithm to enhance waste disposal management systems, focusing on optimizing routing for efficient waste disposal. By modeling waste disposal pathways, the research aims to identify the shortest and most cost-effective routes, thereby reducing both pollution and operational costs. The analysis demonstrates that Dijkstra's algorithm can effectively streamline waste collection processes in Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, Nigeria, enabling the waste management board to minimize distance, time, and expenses associated with waste transportation. The developed model is both scalable and adaptable, promoting the integration of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and real-time data for dynamic route optimization. The findings suggest significant potential for this approach not only in waste management but also in other domains such as traffic management and urban planning. This paper advocates for further exploration of user-friendly interfaces and alert systems to enhance operational efficiency. This research highlights the overall transformative potential of Dijkstra's algorithm in improving the sustainability and effectiveness of municipal services.
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