LANDFILL SITE SELECTION FOR MODIBO ADAMA UNIVERSITY YOLA USING GIS AND MULTI CRITERIA DECISION MAKING

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LANDFILL SITE SELECTION FOR MODIBO ADAMA UNIVERSITY YOLA USING GIS AND MULTI CRITERIA DECISION MAKING

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Effective landfill site selection is critical for waste management planning to mitigate environmental impacts and ensure sustainable development. This research employs Geographic Information System (GIS) and Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) techniques to identify suitable landfill sites for Modibo Adama University Yola, considering environmental, social, and logistical criteria. The integration of GIS allows for spatial analysis and visualization, while MCDM methods provide a systematic approach for decision-making.

The study begins by establishing a comprehensive set of criteria, including proximity to populated areas, land use, geological considerations, and transportation infrastructure. GIS is then utilized to create spatial layers representing these criteria. Weighted overlays and suitability analysis within the GIS framework aid in identifying potential sites based on predefined criteria.

Multi-Criteria Decision Making techniques, such as Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS), are applied to assign relative importance to criteria and rank potential landfill sites. The synthesis of GIS and MCDM enables a robust decision-making process, considering both spatial and non-spatial factors.

The research contributes to sustainable waste management practices by providing a systematic approach to landfill site selection that minimizes environmental impact and maximizes efficiency. The methodology employed in this study can serve as a valuable tool for decision-makers and urban planners involved in waste management and environmental conservation.

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