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MEMBERS :
ABHIJITH RS 01
ASWATHI P
GOKUL CHANDRAMBETH 30
NOYAL K JOSE 39
SHARATH P V 52
VIPIN P R 73
INTRODUCTION
• Unauthorized waste dumping poses great
threat to environment. If we could identify the
most common dumping sites we could report
it to authorities concerned.
• Proposal of an alternative solution for this
issue like land filling sites or incineration
plants.
OBJECTIVES
• Analyzing unauthorized waste disposal in the
study area and hence proving the intensity of
waste issue.
• Proposing an alternative site for scientific
treatment of wastes.
• Make the authorities concerned aware of this
issue and submitting our solution to them if
possible.
METHODOLOGY
The methodology consists of 8 steps:
1. Digitizing the criteria into shape files*
2. Working with the shape files* of selected
criterion.
3. Making a map consisting all selected criterion
4. In the map finally made provide offset for buffer
zones* as per standards adopted by central
pollution control board.
5. For deciding the importance rank of buffer zones
we use AHP(Analytical Hierarchical Procedure)*.
6. Then incorporate the buffers obtained from AHP
to the selected criterion and finalize the map.
8. In the final map so obtained there will be some
zones free of any buffers that zones are the best
suited zones for an alternative waste disposal
site.
1 URBAN 1
2 ROAD 3
3 RIVER 5
4 SLOPE 6
5 FOREST 7
6 TOURIST SPOT 8
7 RAILWAY LINE 9
AHP Matrix
PARAMET URBAN ROAD RIVER SLOPE FOREST TOURIST RAILWAY
ERS SPOTS LINE
URBAN 1 3 5 6 7 8 9
ROAD 1/3 1 3 5 6 7 8
RIVER 1/5 1/3 1 3 5 6 7
1 Urban 42
2 Road 24
3 River 15
4 Slope 9
5 Forest 5
6 Tourist spot 3
7 Railway line 2
Rank Allotted
Sl.No Parameter Rank
1 Urban area 1
2 Road 2
3 River 3
4 Slope 4
5 Forest 5
6 Tourist Spot 6
7 Railway line 7
URBAN AREA BUFFER
ROAD BUFFER
RAILWAY LINE BUFFER
FOREST BUFFER
TOURIST SPOT BUFFER
SLOPE BUFFER
RIVER BUFFER
overlay
Using AHP rank and buffer provided obtain the overlay map
CONCLUSION