Titlebook: Digital Transformation for Sustainability; ICT-supported Enviro Jorge Marx Gómez,Maria Rosa Lorini Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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A Framework for Social Urban Water Managementially and sustainability of water is important for communities to have access to reliable and safer water sources. Water management is important for the economy and population growth of developing nations. Issues such as water accessibility, household water management are challenges that have increa

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Leakage Detection and Automatic Billing in Water Distribution Systems Using Smart Sensors collection of water consumption units, diagnostics, and status data from the meter devices. In Ghana, meter reading officers go from house to house, institutions, organizations, and other consumers to record the water consumed every month. Two main challenges arise from manual water readings: (1) u

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Greening the Transportation Landscape: Toward Low-Carbon Vehicular Emissions in Ghanaerbated by the high volumes of old and poorly performing vehicular engines. Also, there are no vehicular emission standards that define acceptable limits for exhaust emissions thereby exacerbating health effects. The present study seeks to model vehicular emissions to provide baseline levels to guid

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-15420-1Sustainability; Digital transformation; Innovation; Sustainable entrepreneurship; Smart cities; Data anal

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-17490-2y specifying false geographical regions or ingredients. Ensuring robust traceability therefore plays a major role in all three?sustainability pillars. Current measures, such as certificates, neither guarantee transparency nor protect against counterfeiting. Therefore, the concept of supply chain tra

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Signals and Communication Technologyof the most topical concerns for several developing economies in Africa. Emerging Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in Zimbabwe face the dilemma of either investing in their own ITI or sharing infrastructure major telecommunications firms have already established. This study delved into the effects