Geoscientific Investigations for Searching Suitable Solid Waste Disposal Site Using Remote Sensing and GIS

The whole world is facing challenges of geo-environmental disposal of municipal solid waste. Considering the problem, in this paper author has established a methodology for searching the geo-scientifically feasible solid waste disposal site using advent geospatial tools. GIS modeling with overlay...

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Main Author: V. M. Rokade
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Society of Economic Geologists and Mineral Technologists 2013-06-01
Series:International Journal of Economic and Environment Geology
Online Access:http://www.econ-environ-geol.org/pdf/july2013/Article-5.pdf
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spelling doaj-8e86e34f26684f69b4db84c33d16c1d42020-11-25T01:21:32ZengSociety of Economic Geologists and Mineral TechnologistsInternational Journal of Economic and Environment Geology2223-957X2223-957X2013-06-01412735Geoscientific Investigations for Searching Suitable Solid Waste Disposal Site Using Remote Sensing and GISV. M. Rokade0School of Environmental and Earth Sciences, North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon (MS) 425 001, India The whole world is facing challenges of geo-environmental disposal of municipal solid waste. Considering the problem, in this paper author has established a methodology for searching the geo-scientifically feasible solid waste disposal site using advent geospatial tools. GIS modeling with overlay operation is most useful to find out geoscientifically feasible areas satisfying criteria decided for site selection. Present disposal system of study area is representing the unawareness about the geo-environmental problems and health hazards. This study provides a selection of environment friendly and geo-scientifically suitable areas for the disposal of solid waste supplying reasonable, convenient and administratively transparent solutions to the waste disposal problems.http://www.econ-environ-geol.org/pdf/july2013/Article-5.pdf
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Geoscientific Investigations for Searching Suitable Solid Waste Disposal Site Using Remote Sensing and GIS
International Journal of Economic and Environment Geology
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title Geoscientific Investigations for Searching Suitable Solid Waste Disposal Site Using Remote Sensing and GIS
title_short Geoscientific Investigations for Searching Suitable Solid Waste Disposal Site Using Remote Sensing and GIS
title_full Geoscientific Investigations for Searching Suitable Solid Waste Disposal Site Using Remote Sensing and GIS
title_fullStr Geoscientific Investigations for Searching Suitable Solid Waste Disposal Site Using Remote Sensing and GIS
title_full_unstemmed Geoscientific Investigations for Searching Suitable Solid Waste Disposal Site Using Remote Sensing and GIS
title_sort geoscientific investigations for searching suitable solid waste disposal site using remote sensing and gis
publisher Society of Economic Geologists and Mineral Technologists
series International Journal of Economic and Environment Geology
issn 2223-957X
2223-957X
publishDate 2013-06-01
description The whole world is facing challenges of geo-environmental disposal of municipal solid waste. Considering the problem, in this paper author has established a methodology for searching the geo-scientifically feasible solid waste disposal site using advent geospatial tools. GIS modeling with overlay operation is most useful to find out geoscientifically feasible areas satisfying criteria decided for site selection. Present disposal system of study area is representing the unawareness about the geo-environmental problems and health hazards. This study provides a selection of environment friendly and geo-scientifically suitable areas for the disposal of solid waste supplying reasonable, convenient and administratively transparent solutions to the waste disposal problems.
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