Aims & Scope
International Journal of Digital Waste Engineering (IJDWE) is an international scholarly refereed research journal which aims to promote the theory and practice of Digital Waste Engineering, innovation, Hazardous waste and Information Systems.
Digital Waste and Engineering development are intrinsically linked, and truly sustainable solutions are created through sharing ideas and new knowledge. Engineering solutions have been at the forefront of Digital Waste and will play an even more vital role in future adaptation strategies.
The International Journal of Digital Waste Engineering (IJDWE) aims to provide engineers from a variety of backgrounds with access to a valuable source of cross-disciplinary information for promoting recycling processes. One of the principal objectives of the journal is to stimulate innovation and development of recycling processes and production technologies, as well as novel services and business models. A key consideration is also to encourage the generation of timely, effective regulations and educational programmes to support various corporate and social stakeholders – from engineers to managers, and from policy makers to consumers. As such, IJDWE invites original manuscripts in areas including but not limited to:
The scope of the journal includes but is not limited to papers focused on:
Engineering Design For Recycling Processes
Life Cycle And Recycling Processes
Distributed Versus Localised Production And Consumption
Sustainable Technology İnnovation
Sustainable Material Development And Digital Waste Engineering
Biotechnologies And Bio-Based Materials To Promote Bioeconomy
Waste Minimisation, Remanufacturing, Reuse And Recycling Technologies
Renewable Digital Waste Technologies
Engineering Solutions To Minimise The Degradation Of Natural Resources
AI, İntelligent Sensing, Iot
Big Data Analysis For Sustainable Digital Waste Manufacturing
Digital Waste Education And Corporate Social Factors
Digital Waste Management And ISO Standards
Producer Responsibility In Digital Waste
Digital Waste Management And Consumption Models
Engineering Education For Waste Management
Electronic Waste, Recycling
Waste Managemen
E-Waste
Sustainability
Ergonomics & Human Factors
Operations Engineering And Management
Supply Chain Management
Engineering Management
Information Systems
Product Design And Development
Systems Design And Engineering
Industrial Automation
Hazardous Waste
Recycling Systems
Contaminants
Disposal
