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Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
ELEMENTS OF INTERNET BASED DATA PROCESSING AND
PUBLICATION FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE
Landesamt für Natur,Umwelt und VerbraucherschutzNordrhein-Westfalen
BECKER C*, HEGEMANN M.**, OBERDÖRFER M.*, STRIEGEL K.-H.** State Agency for Nature, Environment and Consumer Protection of the Land North Rhine-Westfalia** Tauw GmbH Moers, Germany
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Reporting obligations and other data sources
Ordinance on Waste Recovery and Disposal Records(national level; hazardous waste)
Ordinance on Landfill Control(only state NRW; all waste types)
Municipal waste (Federal Waste Act + State Waste Acts)(national level; only municipal waste)
Sewage sludge Ordinance(national level; only sewage sludge from municipal waste water treatment plants)
Federal Immission Control Act(national level; all waste types)
Voluntary information collection from all waste management facilities in NRW
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Printed Publications on waste management
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Database-applications
Applications on the direct basis of reporting obligations:
ASYS (hazardous waste)
ADDIS (landfilled waste in NRW)
ABILA (municipal waste in NRW)
ERIKA (Sewage sludge in NRW)
ISA (Installations with reporting obligations on emissions)
Additional applications :
ENADA (waste treatment plants in NRW)
AMEDA (waste quantities in NRW)
ABANDA (waste analysis database)
A I
D A
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Contribution of databases to AIDA
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Catalogues / Definitions/ Links etc.
Waste Analysis Database ABANDA
Maps with disposal facilities, waste generators, waste water treatment plants and emission-controlled facilities
Automatic reports , e.g.• Municipal waste balance• Digital Disposal Atlas
Research tool for waste owners and presentation of connected data sheet
Queries on Waste Quantities
Navigation in AIDA
Online data collection systems
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Steps to the Digital Disposal Atlas
2nd step: AIDA - Central Information System on Waste 1st presentation of all available waste data on www.abfall-nrw.de (2004)
3rd step: Digital Disposal Atlas 2007 1st automatic report on waste recycling and disposal infrastructure, available on www.abfall-nrw.de
1st step: Waste Disposal Atlas 2001 (printed)1st report on total infrastructure of waste recycling and disposal plants in NRW
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Location of the Digital Disposal Atlas
Internet version: www.abfall-nrw.de > AIDA > Berichte
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Introduction
Biological treatment plants
Mechanical biological treatment plants
Sorting and mechanical treatment plants
Construction waste
Commercial waste
Mineral industrial residues
Paper
Glass
Packaging waste
Plastics
Wood
Metal
End-of-life-vehicles
WEEE
Other waste
Chemical-physical treatment plants
Soil treatment plants
Thermal treatment plants
Recycling in power plants
Recycling in cement kilns
Recycling in other production plants
Waste storage and transfer stations
Landfills and underground storage
Annex
Structure of the Digital Disposal Atlas
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
ERIKA
Central data pool
Application server
Client
Apache-Web-Server, PHP AIDA (Central Waste Information System)
Generator of forms Generator of reports
ABILA ABANDA ENADAAMEDA
Central Waste Database (ORACLE)external
databases
ASYS …
Data management (3-level architecture)
HTML
Internet Browser
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Report Generator Components
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Dynamischer Bericht Entsorgungsatlas
Liste PlatzhalterDAT = DatenwertTAB = TabelleCHR = Grafik/AbbildungMAP = KarteORG = FließschemaLNK =
Link zu hinterelgeten Dokumenten
Kapitel kap_02.htmBezeichnung Biologische Abfallbehandlungsanlagen
Platzhalter Beschreibung ENADA-Merkmale
DAT_02_01_01 Anzahl Kompostierungsanlagen Tech 15, gruppiert über Anlagennummer
DAT_02_01_02Anzahl Kompostierungsanlagen mit ausschließlich Bioabfall Tech 15, Stoff 53, gruppiert über Anlagennummer
DAT_02_01_16Min-Wert Kapazität Bioabfallkompostierung Tech 15, Stoff 53, addiert über Anlagennummer; Kap-ID 1
DAT_02_01_17Max-Wert Kapazität Bioabfallkompostierung Tech 15, Stoff 53, addiert über Anlagennummer; Kap-ID 1
TAB_02_01_02
Tabelle 2.1.2: Kapazitätsverteilung der Bioabfallkompostierung in NRW Tech 15, Stoff 53, Klassenaufteilung Tabelle 2.1_2_3_5
LNK_02_01_01 Bioabfallkompostierungsanlagen Dokument: Te_Bioabfallkompostierung
ORG_02_01_01
Abbildung 2.3: Schematischer Verfahrensablauf in einer Bioabfallkompostierung Organigramm s. Zeichnung
„Making of“ : three work steps to the automatic report
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Resulting chapter of the Digital Disposal Atlas
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
*) 2007 without 251 energetic use of residual wood in furniture industry and without 137 other production processes where secondary material (glas, paper, asphalt) - from now on - is no waste in a legal sense.**) 2007 without storage places for end-of life vehicles (301) which have been closed or transformed to dismanteling (=mechanical) plants
Type of plant 2001 2007Biological treatment plants 100 132Mechanical treatment and sorting 878 1311Chemical-physical treatment 77 63Thermal treatment plants 58 46Combined mechanical-/ biological treatment plants 4 4Contaminated soil treatment plants 15 10Industrial production facilities with waste recovery and waste-to energy processes 635 297*)
Temporary storage, temporary stock of waste 862 517**)
Landfills 461 190Underground disposal 4 2Total 3094 2572
- Decline of chem-physical treatment plants
- Decline of landfills
+ Increase of biological and mechanical re-processing
+ Increase of direct use in production and waste-to -energy processes
Results I: Waste recycling and disposal facilities in NRW
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
14%
4%
4%
13%
8%
48%
5% 1% 3%
12,555 mio tons,( without 68,638 mio tons of mechanical re-processing, without landfilling capacity )
Incineration hazardous waste
Incineration sewage sludge
Incineration municipal waste
Other thermal processes e.g. pyrolysis
composting
Contaminated soil treatment
Chemical-physicaltreatment
Mechanical-biological treatment
Anaerobic digestion
Results II: Waste Treatment Capacities (licenced) in NRW 2006
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Results III: Input of waste management facilities in NRW 2006
„Recovery“ „Disposal“
Mechanical re-processing 52,15 mio tons 53%
Landfilling and underground use 22,8 mio tons 23%
Biological treatment 1,84 mio tons 2%
Incineration 6,56 mio tons 7%
Mechan.-biol. treatment (50%) 0,04 mio tons <<1%
Contaminated soil treatment 0,67 mio tons <1%
Waste-to-energy processes 2,29 mio tons 2%
Chemical-physical treatment 1,40 mio tons 2%
Mechan.-biol. treatment (50%)
0,05 mio tons <<1%
total 30,81 mio tons = 32%
Material and energetic re-use in production processes
9,95 mio tons 10%
total 66,94 mio tons = 68%
Total 97,75 mio t
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Summary
Integration of information from different databases in AIDA
Publication of the information stored in AIDA via Internet
Elaboration of automatic reports for selected reporting obligations
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Chania 1st – 3rd October 2008 International Conference on Hazardous Waste Management
Thank you very much for your attention!
Dr. Michael Oberdörfer Dr. Karl-Heinz Striegel