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Location Based Garbage Management System

The Location-Based Garbage Management System project aims to optimize waste collection in smart cities using HTML, CSS, Java, and C++. It addresses the problem of inefficient manual monitoring by implementing sensors in garbage bins to track fill levels and notify authorities for timely pickups. The system is designed to enhance cleanliness and is scalable, with future plans for AI integration and mobile app development.
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Location Based Garbage Management System

The Location-Based Garbage Management System project aims to optimize waste collection in smart cities using HTML, CSS, Java, and C++. It addresses the problem of inefficient manual monitoring by implementing sensors in garbage bins to track fill levels and notify authorities for timely pickups. The system is designed to enhance cleanliness and is scalable, with future plans for AI integration and mobile app development.
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Location-Based Garbage Management System - Smart City Project

1. Introduction

This project focuses on creating a Location-Based Garbage Management System for a smart city, using

HTML, CSS, Java, and C++. The aim is to enhance cleanliness through optimized collection and monitoring

of garbage bins using location tracking.

2. Problem Statement

Improper waste collection leads to health hazards and environmental pollution. Manual monitoring is

inefficient, especially in growing urban areas.

3. Objective

To design and implement a system that tracks garbage bins using location data and notifies the concerned

authorities when the bins are full.

4. Technology Used

- HTML & CSS: Front-end design

- Java: Backend logic and location management

- C++: Sensor data integration

- GPS Module: For real-time location tracking

5. System Design

The system uses sensors in garbage bins to detect fill levels and transmits the data to a central server. If bins

are full, alerts are sent to collection vehicles based on location.


Location-Based Garbage Management System - Smart City Project

6. Workflow

1. Sensor detects garbage level

2. Sends data to central system

3. If threshold reached, bin location is marked for pickup

4. Route optimization algorithm suggests collection path

7. Code Snippets

HTML:

<html>

<body>

<h1>Garbage Tracker</h1>

</body>

</html>

Java:

public class GarbageBin {

double latitude;

double longitude;

int fillLevel;

C++:

int readSensor() {

return analogRead(A0);

}
Location-Based Garbage Management System - Smart City Project

8. Screenshots

Placeholder for UI and system screenshots.

9. Conclusion

The system is scalable and eco-friendly. It ensures cleaner cities through efficient waste collection and

management.

10. Future Scope

- AI integration for predicting garbage generation

- Mobile app interface for citizens

- Solar-powered sensor bins

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