Solid waste remote sensing Landfill monitoring is a system of observations of the condition and pollution of the environment in areas where waste is located, as well as in unauthorized areas.

Solid household waste (SHW) is biological or artificial food products that are unsuitable for consumption due to the loss of their consumer properties. It can also include household items or similar goods that have lost their appearance or become unusable.

Why Solid waste remote sensing Landfill monitoring Necessary

The decomposition products of solid household waste, when released into the natural environment, have a negative impact on landscape components and the surrounding environment. Therefore, it is crucial to identify landfills and determine the characteristics of solid waste disposal sites to prevent their negative ecological effects in a timely manner.

Periodic monitoring of landfills allows:

  • assess the rate of their growth,
  • develop a plan for elimination,
  • implement measures to prevent the emergence of new pollution.
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Goals and Objectives of Solid waste remote sensing Landfill monitoring:

The goal Solid waste remote sensing Landfill monitoring is the systematic control of the state of natural objects in the investigated territory for analytical assessment of their condition in terms of ecological safety and resource provision, followed by predicting negative changes in the parameters of the natural environment.

  • Preliminary assessment of the adverse impact of solid household waste landfills on the environment;
  • Reducing the negative impact of waste on people and the environment;
  • Identification and monitoring of unauthorized landfills;
  • Mapping the locations of storage for various types of waste.


Advantages of Using Remote Sensing Data

  • Archive data is already available to the operator!
  • Up-to-date and timely information that minimizes your financial, time, and labor costs!
  • Coverage of extensive, including hard-to-reach, territories in a single moment;
  • Practically continuous tracking of changes and dynamics in the waste disposal sites.

Prices for services

Activities Free / Cost per Unit of Measurement
Consultation Free
Image collection, preliminary analysis Free
Image order From $300 to $600 per image (the number of images depends on the area of the territory)
Work of technical specialists From 70,000 rubles (calculated individually)
Report compilation From 50,000 rubles (calculated individually)
TOTAL COST From 120,000 rubles (calculated individually) *

*The price depends on the area of the surveyed territory and is calculated individually for each customer.


The cost of execution is calculated on an individual basis, taking into account a specific of task.

After receiving the task description, we calculate the cost and send you a commercial offer.

Period of execution

Agreement on questions and applied images: from 1 to 15 days*
Contract conclusion: from 1 to 3 days
Receipt of images: from 1 to 5 days **
Image processing: from 10 to 35 days
Decoding of satellite image, creation of training sample polygons for classification of satellite image: from 1 to 20 days
Vectorization of the obtained classification: from 1 to 5 days **
Detection of solid waste storage locations: from 1 to 5 days **
Report compilation: from 2 to 15 days
TOTAL TIME: from 20 days *

* working days
** from the date of receiving 100% advance payment, when ordering new imaging, the deadlines may increase

The completion time of 20 days depends on the area of the surveyed territory, calculated individually for each customer.


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Stages of service provision

Stage № 0 (Before Contract Conclusion):

  • Determination of the observation object;
  • Determination of dates and parameters of the desired imaging (imaging period, type of imaging);
  • Checking for the availability of archive remote sensing data (RSD) materials in the area of interest;
  • Verification of selected archive images for compliance with customer requirements;
  • Submission of a request to the operator(s) for new imaging (if necessary).

RESULT: possibility (YES/NO) of providing the service


Stage № 1 (Before Contract Conclusion):

  • Agreement with the customer on available archive remote sensing data (RSD) materials;
  • Agreement with the customer, if necessary, on the satellite from which the new imaging will be performed, the timing, and parameters of the new imaging;
  • Agreement on parameters to be obtained during the analysis;
  • Final determination of labor and material costs, agreement on delivery times and costs.

RESULT: concluded contract


Stage № 2 (Contract Execution):

  1. Receipt of 100% advance payment;
  2. Ordering satellite imaging materials;
  3. Input control of remote sensing data (RSD) materials;
  4. Processing of remote sensing data (RSD) materials, obtaining CIR (CMM) (if necessary);
  5. Decoding of satellite image, creation of training sample polygons for the classification of satellite imagery;
  6. Detection of solid waste storage locations;
  7. Mapping of the territory with waste storage locations;
  8. Compilation of the report.

RESULT: a report on the results of detecting waste storage locations, presentation materials, thematic maps.


The result of the provision of services

GEO INNOTER provides a report on the results of the analysis of the territory for the presence of solid waste storage locations, presentation materials, thematic maps, georeferenced Tiff (Geo TIFF), and vector layers of identified objects in Mid/Mif format. All results are transmitted on electronic media or via the Internet through FTP servers, and textual materials are also duplicated in printed form.

Additionally, based on the research by GEO INNOTER specialists, it is possible to conduct forensic expertise on the presence of solid waste storage locations and decipher the geometric characteristics (area, shape, perimeter).


Requirements for Source Data

To detect solid waste storage locations and obtain geometric parameters (perimeter, coverage area, etc.), it is necessary to use multispectral images with high and very high spatial resolution.

To obtain geometric parameters in space (relief, volume, etc.), radar data or stereoscopic images should be used.

If it is not possible to provide the specified information, please provide details on the intended use of remote sensing data materials, and GEO INNOTER specialists will analyze the requirements and suggest an optimal solution to the problem.


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Zazulyak Evgeny Leonidovich
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Zazulyak Evgeny Leonidovich
Engineer, 28 years of experience, Education - Moscow Topographic Polytechnic Technical School, St. Petersburg Higher Military Topographic Command School named after Army General A.I. Antonov, Military Engineering University named after V.V. Kuibyshev. Kuibyshev Military Engineering University.

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FAQ

  • location of the object of interest (coordinates, name of the area, region, shp file, etc.);
  • requirements for the shooting period (the period for which archived data can be used or a new shooting is required).
The timing of the work depends on the area of the territory, the requirements for the survey parameters, which parameters should be obtained during the study. The minimum term for the execution of works is from 10 working days.
  • The minimum order for ultra-high resolution archival satellite images according to the terms of the suppliers is from 25 sq. km.
  • The minimum order for new ultra-high resolution satellite images under the terms of suppliers is from 100 square kilometers.
Remote sensing plays a crucial role in landfill monitoring by providing valuable data on the composition, extent, and changes in waste over time. Sensors such as multispectral and hyperspectral cameras, synthetic aperture radar (SAR), and thermal infrared sensors are commonly used to capture information about waste materials and landfill conditions.
Remote sensing offers benefits in landfill management by providing real-time and accurate information on waste composition and volume. This data assists in optimizing waste disposal practices, identifying potential environmental risks, and facilitating better decision-making for landfill operators and waste management authorities.
Satellite and UAV imagery can monitor landfill expansion by capturing high-resolution images of the landfill area over time. This helps assess the environmental impact of waste disposal, including changes in vegetation, soil quality, and potential contamination, supporting sustainable waste management practices.
Remote sensing detects environmental risks by monitoring factors such as surface temperature, gas emissions, and potential leachate leakage. This information aids in the early detection of issues, allowing for timely intervention and the implementation of measures to mitigate environmental risks associated with landfills.
Remote sensing technologies can be integrated into a comprehensive landfill monitoring system by combining various sensors and platforms, such as satellites and UAVs. Data analytics, including image processing and machine learning algorithms, play a crucial role in extracting meaningful insights from the collected data, enabling efficient and informed decision-making in landfill management.

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ISO 9001:2015 Certificate of Conformity №СДС.ФР.СМ.00813.19 (page 1)
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Warranty

The main regulatory legal documents defining the tasks and procedure for monitoring solid waste storage locations include:

  • Federal Law of 10.01.2002 No. 7-FZ (as amended on 30.12.2021) "On Environmental Protection".
  • Resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation of 06.06.2013 No. 477 (as amended on 03.08.2020) "On the Implementation of State Monitoring of the State and Pollution of the Environment" (together with the "Regulation on State Monitoring of the State and Pollution of the Environment")

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