OPTIMAL MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE LANDFILL SITE SELECTION USING HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS AHP (ABOUT THE CITY OF ZANJAN)

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SADR MOUSAVI MIRSATTAR; ABAZARLU SHAHRAM; MOOSAKHANI KAMRAN; ABAZARLU SAJJAD

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Journal: ENVIRONMENTAL BASED TERRITORIAL PLANNING (AMAYESH) Year:2013 | Volume:6 | Issue:21 Page(s): 65-88

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OPTIMAL MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE LANDFILL SITE SELECTION USING HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS AHP (ABOUT THE CITY OF ZANJAN)

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SADR MOUSAVI MIRSATTAR | ABAZARLU SHAHRAM | MOOSAKHANI KAMRAN | ABAZARLU SAJJAD | Issue Writer Certificate

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OPTIMAL POSITIONINGQ2

SOLID WASTE LANDFILLQ2

ZANJANQ1

ARC GISQ2

AHPQ2

Abstract

Increasing urban population and urban development had increased the production of atomic waste. Furthermore, the many other relations of modern life and the machine make a serious approach to urban management which in return it has influences on waste storage and disposal and the eradication of urban environmental products. This will turn management of these waste materials a major concern. According to ZANJAN Cit's Municipal Services the daily average of 600 tons of waste materialsis produced in this city. Among the various methods of waste disposal to heaping, the most important ways in which ZANJAN urban management in recent years has relied on, is the use of this bury site. Problems such as with drawal of the leachate, soil pollution, odor, fire, etc., scattering garbage in landfills have been observed so far. In order to prevent such problems, authorities should be trying to choose the most appropriate place to bury them, these materials out of the residential areas.In this paper the AHP model was used via ARC GIS software for the zoning of land to locate the optimal SOLID WASTE LANDFILL in ZANJAN city based on 10 criteria: fault, accommodations in the city, connecting roads, stream, geology, erosion, oil pipeline, transmission lines, slope and slope direction. The result revealed optimal locations on the landfill area in the form of a certain class of five charges. Finally, the area of 73 hectares was called the best place for the landfill for 40-year interval.

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SADR MOUSAVI, MIRSATTAR, ABAZARLU, SHAHRAM, MOOSAKHANI, KAMRAN, & ABAZARLU, SAJJAD. (2013). OPTIMAL MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE LANDFILL SITE SELECTION USING HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS AHP (ABOUT THE CITY OF ZANJAN). ENVIRONMENTAL BASED TERRITORIAL PLANNING (AMAYESH), 6(21), 65-88. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/130497/en

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SADR MOUSAVI MIRSATTAR, ABAZARLU SHAHRAM, MOOSAKHANI KAMRAN, ABAZARLU SAJJAD. OPTIMAL MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE LANDFILL SITE SELECTION USING HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS AHP (ABOUT THE CITY OF ZANJAN). ENVIRONMENTAL BASED TERRITORIAL PLANNING (AMAYESH)[Internet]. 2013;6(21):65-88. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/130497/en

IEEE: Copy

MIRSATTAR SADR MOUSAVI, SHAHRAM ABAZARLU, KAMRAN MOOSAKHANI, and SAJJAD ABAZARLU, “OPTIMAL MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE LANDFILL SITE SELECTION USING HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS AHP (ABOUT THE CITY OF ZANJAN),” ENVIRONMENTAL BASED TERRITORIAL PLANNING (AMAYESH), vol. 6, no. 21, pp. 65–88, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/130497/en

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