Trash problem nowadays becomes one of global problems, in line with the increase number population it will not be apart from volume trash, meanwhile landfills (TPA) is getting decrease its capacity. The similar was experienced by Siak Regency especially at TPA Buantan Besar. occurred trash management technique and method that has environmental insight until causes negative impact on environment...

Previous research has shown that population densities of plant-parasitic nematodes are reduced when a legume crop is grown in rotation with sugarcane. However, this effect is only temporary, as nematodes usually return to high densities within 12 months of planting sugarcane. This rapid resurgence suggests that natural enemies that normally keep plant-parasitic nematodes under control in natura...

The 1992 study reported here assessed relationships between potable water supply and trash collection practices and the prevalence of dengue vector mosquito (Aedes aegypti) breeding sites in 30 towns located along the north coast of Venezuela. Within each study town, 100 homes were chosen. At each of these homes the number of water-bearing containers and containers harboring A. aegypti were det...

The research reported in this paper transforms a normal trash bin into smarter one by applying computer vision technology. With the support of sensors and actuator devices, can automatically classify garbage. In particular, camera on takes pictures trash, then central processing unit analyzes makes decisions regarding which to drop into. accuracy our system achieves 90%. Besides, model is conne...

Developing an autonomous intelligent vacuuming robot for household floors is not an easy task. The function of an autonomous vacuuming robot can be simply stated as to autonomously vacuum household floors while interacting appropriately with things one normally expects to find on floor such as furnitures, pets, trash, etc. However, underlying this simple job description are its numerous tough j...

Between 8 and 9 million Americans are self-injecting medication at home, and the majority of the needles used are being thrown into the household trash. It is up to all stakeholders, including healthcare professionals, to help change the way these dangerous needles and other sharps are discarded. Are you giving your patients the correct information?