Multiple Regression Analysis for Municipal Solid Waste Streams: Challenges and Opportunities
Amara Garcia
Corresponding
Anna University
Deepak Chen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ali Rahman
The University of Tokyo
Abstract
Ensuring the safety of metal additive manufacturing requires a detailed understanding of the long-term evolution of municipal solid waste streams. The framework couples multiple regression analysis with an optimisation routine to identify near-optimal designs. Applying the method to 2 real-world sites yielded consistent and reproducible results. Policymakers may draw on these results when prioritising infrastructure investment.
Keywords:
municipal solid waste streamsmultiple regression analysisenergy efficiencysmart gridmodel predictive control
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