Waste management Software
Ensuring compliance with Global Environmental Compliance Obligations
To handle and dispose of hazardous and non-hazardous waste safely and in compliance
with global regulations, waste management organizations need to carefully track waste
throughout its lifecycle. But manually capturing data can be challenging to manage.
Waste management software, effectively manages operations rom generation to
disposal—including classifications, contents, waste collection points, containers,
storage areas, and shipment to disposal facilities. Easily collect waste data, establish
standardized waste profiles, generate reports for regulatory reporting, and analyse trends
for on-site and organizational-wide waste volumes, costs, and more. User-centric
interfaces for mobile, tablets, and QR codes ensure employees can easily access crucial
items, so data and reporting points won’t be missed.
For mega projects in waste management, Mck Kutty offer integration with advanced
logistic support solutions and field service management to optimize field activities.
Waste Management mandates:
Seamless functioning of all operational activities which include
GIS for solid waste management
GIS along with Remote sensing has been extensively deployed in waste management studies. Data captured from aerial photography, videography, and optical, thermal, microwave or LiDAR sensors is integrated with attribute and layers of prerequisite information which could make it easy to understand the area’s waste generation nature and trend. These trends are useful while planning waste management and provide remedies while dealing with such severe environment issue. This technique is used to generate optimal route for collecting solid waste. GIS is a tool that not only reduces time and cost of the site selection, but also provide asset management services for future monitoring program of the site. Moreover, GIS information can be related spatially, exchanged, compared, evaluated, and processed with a very good flexibility.
How it is done!!
The application of geographic information systems (GIS) to solid waste management (SWM) has been widely adopted in many cities around the world. Planning a sustainable waste management approach is complex, tedious, and time-consuming, and decision-makers are frequently subjected to conflicting factors. GIS has a crucial role in simplifying and facilitating the implementation of sustainable SWM. It is a powerful tool that can assist in minimizing value conflicts among preference and interest parties by providing better information.
