Matching system for methane resource utilizing food waste

A methane resource matching system comprising:

• a management server comprising at least one processor and a memory storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to:
• receive, from a plurality of smartphones located at food waste sources, input data associated with food waste collected at the food waste sources, the input data comprising volume data, moisture content data, chemical composition data, photographic data, type data, quantity data, and property data of the food waste;
• process the input data using a method resource recovery model to estimate parameters for bio methane potential, loss on ignition, carbohydrate content, protein content, lipid content, water content, nitrogen concentration, and pH of the food waste;
• classify the food waste, based on the estimated parameters, into a plurality of methane resource comprising a carbohydrate-rich classification, a fat-rich classification, a nitrogen/sulfur-rich classification, and a fiber-rich classification;
• receive operating status data from a plurality of biogas plant terminal devices, each biogas plant terminal device of the plurality of biogas plant terminal devices being associated with a different biogas plant of a plurality of biogas plants, the operating status data comprising at least gas production amount, power generation status, and types and properties of methane materials used at respective biogas plants;
• determine compatibilities between the classified food waste and the plurality of biogas plants by applying a methane resource recovery estimation model that performs at least one of methane yield prediction, synergy prediction, and inhibition diagnosis based on the classifications and the operating status data;
• determine, based on the compatibilities, at least one of a mixing ratio of the food waste with existing methane materials and a type or amount of gasification promoter for improving methane production;
• generate allocation instructions that specify at least a selected biogas plant and a corresponding type and amount of food waste to be supplied based on the determined compatibilities and mixing ratio;
• transmit the allocation instructions to the plurality of biogas plant terminal devices to coordinate food waste distribution to the plurality of biogas plants, and
• receive, from at least one of the plurality of biogas plant terminal devices, feedback data comprising at least gas production amount or power generation amount resulting from supplied food waste, and update the methane resource recovery estimation model based on the feedback data to improve accuracy of methane yield prediction.