SMART GROUND Project: SMART data collection and integration platform to enhance availability and accessibility of data and information in the EU territory on secondary raw materials
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Dino, Giovanna Antonella
Rossetti, Piergiorgio
Biglia, Giulio
Coulon, Frederic
Gomes, Diogo
Wagland, Stuart Thomas
Luste, Sami
Särkkä, Heikki
Ver, Csaba
Delafeld, Marco
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1876-6102
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Dino GA, Rossetti P, Biglia G, Coulon F, Gomes D, Wagland S, Luste S, Särkkä H, Ver C, Delafeld M, Pizza A, SMART GROUND Project: SMART data collection and integration platform to enhance availability and accessibility of data and information in the EU territory on secondary raw materials. Energy Procedia, Volume 97, November 2016, Pages 15–22
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The issue of resource security has come to the forefront of the debate as Critical Materials (CRM) and Raw Materials (RM) supply is fundamental to maintain and develop EU economy. Considering the increasing scarcity and raising prices of RM, their recycling and recovery from anthropogenic deposits is essential. To date there is no homogeneous inventory available of SRM and CRM present in EU landfills, and best management practices to recover SRM from landfill activities are inefficient. In this context, the EU SMART GROUND project intends to foster resource recovery in landfills by improving the availability and the accessibility of data and information on SRM in the EU.
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mine waste, municipal solid waste, circular economy, landfill mining, secondary raw materials, critical raw materials
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