Integrating remote sensing and georeferencing systems in waste management
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Keywords

Climate change
Geographical information systems
Waste disposal

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Sierra, L. (2024). Integrating remote sensing and georeferencing systems in waste management. Innovare Revista De Ciencia Y tecnología, 12(1-1), 38–40. Retrieved from https://revistas.unitec.edu/innovare/article/view/266

Abstract

In the world, waste management is a growing problem due to the growing population and consumer practices that have increased considerably in recent years. Local governments are responsible for waste management in municipalities and must allocate a percentage of investment for its management. The highest cost is assigned to collection, transportation and treatment of waste. 50% of the total volume of municipal solid waste in Honduras is generated by the cities of Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula, El Progreso, La Ceiba and Choluteca. 3.7% of the municipalities have sanitary landfills for the final disposal and treatment of waste and only 60 of 298 municipalities have waste collection services.
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