Developing solutions for pay-as-you-throw information systems

Paulo Barraca, L. Almeida, Álvaro Santos, Helder Moreira, Ó. Pereira, R. Aguiar, C. Dias-Ferreira
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The development of pay-as-you-throw (PAYT) systems – one of the strategies behind smart waste concepts – has a large set of challenges from the information technology (IT) point of view. The diversity of existing charging models in different towns already poses a complexity problem for a single universal IT solution. The situation is even more complex as the diversity of pay-as-you-throw systems is very large, with different tariffs and different objectives. This paper describes the development of an information system for supporting multiple approaches for PAYT systems and describes its implementation in the context of a European project. The design strategy and the use of best practices lead to a scalable and effective PAYTspecific Information System that has proved itself able to support a diversity of requirements across south Europe. Vrilissia. Several waste producers were addressed in this project: big producers (namely industry producing more than 1100 L/d), small businesses (e.g. restaurants), and residential blocks. Different towns were addressing different waste producers, in order to assess the reaction of different populations, and extract knowledge that may facilitate wider adoption in further locations. Given the differences among the target municipalities and waste producers, the technical solution adopted at the five locations were necessarily different. Regardless of these differences, all PAYT systems have the same main three components (Fig. 1): (1) the sensor and devices sub-system (identifying the user or the container); (2) a data network; (3) and the information system (collecting, storing, processing, and making available all information). Figure 1. Technology flow for PAYT systems. The tag & sensoring (module 1) and the transport network (module 2) have been previously addressed (Madureira & Dias-Ferreira 2019a, b). The current work describes the development of module 3, the information system, to be used within the LIFE PAYT project. In this particular case the Information System (IS), named PAYT-IS, is where data from all project sites is collected, processed and made available. 2 THE DESIGN OF PAYT-IS
为“量入为出”的信息系统开发解决方案
从信息技术(IT)的角度来看,“按扔付费”(PAYT)系统的发展——智能废物概念背后的战略之一——面临着一系列巨大的挑战。不同城镇现有收费模式的多样性已经给单一的通用IT解决方案带来了复杂性问题。情况甚至更加复杂,因为“量入为出”(pay-as-you-throw)系统的多样性非常大,具有不同的关税和不同的目标。本文描述了一个信息系统的开发,用于支持多种付款方式系统,并描述了它在欧洲项目背景下的实现。设计策略和最佳实践的使用导致了一个可伸缩且有效的payt特定信息系统,该系统已被证明能够支持整个南欧的各种需求。Vrilissia。该项目解决了几个废物产生者:大型生产商(即每天生产超过1100升的工业),小型企业(如餐馆)和住宅区。不同的城镇正在处理不同的废物产生者,以便评估不同人口的反应,并提取可能促进在其他地方更广泛采用的知识。鉴于目标城市和废物产生者之间的差异,五个地点采用的技术解决办法必然不同。无论这些差异如何,所有PAYT系统都有相同的三个主要组成部分(图1):(1)传感器和设备子系统(识别用户或容器);(二)数据网;(3)信息系统(收集、存储、处理和提供所有信息)。图1所示。PAYT系统的技术流程。标签和传感器(模块1)和传输网络(模块2)之前已经解决了(Madureira & Dias-Ferreira 2019a, b)。目前的工作描述了模块3(信息系统)的开发,将在LIFE PAYT项目中使用。在这种特殊情况下,信息系统(IS),称为PAYT-IS,是收集、处理和提供所有项目站点数据的地方。2 .付费模式的设计
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