Geotechnological multicriteria analysis applied to identify optimal locations for the installation of sanitary landfills
Remote Sensing Applications: Society and Environment, ISSN: 2352-9385, Vol: 37, Page: 101398
2025
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Article Description
The Urban Solid Waste sector is one of the main contributors to methane emissions. Despite specific legislation, many Brazilian municipalities still maintain outdated waste dumps. Geotechnological tools, such as Fuzzy logic, can provide a viable and efficient solution. This research aimed to evaluate the current location and identify optimal sites for the implementation of sanitary landfills, using Fuzzy logic. We considered were slope, proximity to water bodies, urban areas, roads, and airports, land use and occupation, geology, and pedology. The results showed that the current dump location is inadequate due to its proximity to the airport, roads, and urban center. The suitability map revealed that 35.38% of the studied area has high to very high suitability. The new selected location to landfill having sufficient area, being distant from the airport and urban center, and complying with operational and logistical standards of proximity to highways and water bodies. The research confirms that the current Urban Solid Waste structure is not in compliance with regulations and that Fuzzy logic is effective in selecting sites for new sanitary landfills. This model can serve as a reference for other municipalities, contributing to more efficient and responsible waste management.
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