A RESEARCH ON ROBOTIC APPLICATION OF EMBEDDED SYSTEMS FOR ENHANCED SECURITY |
Author : Dr S R Boselin Prabhu, Dr E Gajendran, N Balakumar |
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Abstract :The project is designed to develop a robotic vehicle that can sense metals ahead of it on its path similar
to sensing land mines. Surveillance robot is rectangular shape and it has three wheels. This spy robot
detect and alerting the metal whereas down of the robot flows. It communicates with device through
wireless medium such as ZIGBEE. Robot has some sensors like Humidity, Temperature, Ultra sonic and
PIR. Humidity sensor senses the Humidity around the robot. While Temp sensor senses the climate
changes based on the numerical temperature value. Ultra-sonic sensor senses the object present in the
way in which the robot has to go. PIR sensor senses the presence of human near the robot. These sensor
notations and the information can be received in the transmitter and receiver with the use of a ZIGBEE.
Each and every change can be sensed and the changes can be seen in a television by a camera. The
wireless charging system charges the battery in a robot and it gives the power to all the other modules |
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NUTRI-GENETIC DETERMINANTS OF NEURAL TUBE DEFECTS IN INDIA |
Author : Kavitha Sargunam, Dr. Renu Boora |
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Abstract :Neural tube defects (NTDs) are one of the commonest birth defects with a high incidence in
India. However, few studies have systematically looked into the etio-pathogeneis of NTDs, which mainly
includes nutritional deficiencies and genetic predisposition. Efforts are afoot for universal food fortification
with folic acid in the hope of preventing NTDs, without factual evidence of folate deficiency in the target
population.
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AN INVESTIGATION ON SENSOR BASED RECOGNITION SYSTEM FOR DISABLED |
Author : Dr S R Boselin Prabhu, Dr E Gajendran, N Balakumar |
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Abstract :Home automation or smart home (also known as domotics or domotica) is the residential extension of
building automation and involves the control and automation of lighting, heating (such as smart
thermostats), ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), and security, as well as home appliances such as
washer/dryers, ovens or refrigerators/freezers that use Wi-Fi for remote monitoring. Modern systems
generally consist of switches and sensors connected to a central hub sometimes called a "gateway" from
which the system is controlled with a user interface that is interacted either with a wall-mounted
terminal, mobile phone software, tablet computer or a web interface, often but not always via internet
cloud services. Zigbee has a defined rate of 250 kbits/s, best suited for periodic or intermittent data or a
single signal transmission from a sensor or input device. The wireless home Automation systems is
supposed to be implemented in existing home environments, without any changes in the infrastructure.
This system is most suitable for the elderly and the disabled persons especially those who live alone and
since recognize voice so it is secure. The home automation system is intended to control all lights and
electrical appliances in a home or office using voice commands. |
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REVIEW ON THE USE OF RICE HUSK IN THE ADSORPTION OF HEAVY METALS FROM WASTEWATER |
Author : Gambo S B, Mahdi S, Said Z A, Idris M |
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Abstract :Rice husk has been used in the removal of heavy metals from wastewater in its modified or unmodified
form. This paper reviews the work done by various researchers. Modified or treated rice husk was seen
to have an affinity to heavy metals due to the presence of functional groups on its surface such as
carboxylic and hydroxyl groups. Its affinity towards the following heavy metals was studied; Cd (II), Pb
(II), Zn (II), Hg (II), Cu (II) and Fe (II). The removal of these metals was studied at varying pH, contact
time, agitation rate, temperature, adsorbent dose and initial concentration of sorbate. Most of the heavy
metals were seen to have a high sorption capacity with increase in sorbate dosage and at a pH of about
6-6.5. Also the types of techniques used were considered and a higher column depth was seen to have a
higher sorption capacity |
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A NEW APPROACH TO ORGANIZE THE RESULTS OF SEARCHING THE WEB, USING A COMBINATION OF RANKING AND GENETIC STRUCTURE-BASED CLUSTERING |
Author : Rakesh Kumar Giri, Dr. Sudhir Dawra |
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Abstract :Web mining means searching the Web for find specific information. Web mining operation should be done in a
way to give the best results to the user. Two of the best methods in this area are clustering and ranking Web
pages. The hereby-proposed method is a new approach which is a combination of the above-mentioned
methods. In the proposed method, first, the Web graph is clustered in two phases, based on structural
equivalences; next, each cluster is scored according to its value; then, ranking is done on all present pages in
the clusters; and, finally, the final rank of each Web page would be the result of multiplying these two values. In
the end, Web pages will be presented to the user based on their final rank. The results obtained from the
comparison of the proposed algorithm (GCRM) with other methods indicate a good performance of this
algorithm in finding high quality Web pages. Since quality is the main parameter in Web mining, main effort in
GCRM algorithm is on increasing the quality of found pages, where, according to the results in this area,
GCRM has been successful.
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CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES IN ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING APPLICATION OF WIRELESS SENSORS |
Author : Dr S R Boselin Prabhu, Dr E Gajendran, N Balakumar |
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Abstract :WSNs are originally motivated for the use in military applications, such as border monitoring. Now a days it is
mainly focused on civilian applications such as environment monitoring, object tracking and bio-medical
applications. They carry out collaborative activities due to limited resources, such as battery, processor and
scarce memory. Nowadays, the applications of WSNs are several and diverse, and the applications in
agriculture are still budding. One appealing WSN application is in environmental monitoring and greenhouses,
where the plant conditions such as climate and soil does not depend on natural agents. To manage and monitor
the environmental factors, sensors and actuators are critical. Under these circumstances, WSN should be used
to make a distributed assessment, spreading sensors all over the greenhouse by means of distributed clustering.
This paper reveals some grave issues when a wireless sensor network is exposed to real world environment to
monitor and manage parameters like temperature, humidity, smoke, CO2, light and greenhouse gases and how
distributed clustering mechanisms can be integrated within this monitoring process. The contemporary
challenges in environmental monitoring application of wireless sensors has been elaborated in this paper.
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STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF REPLACEMENT OF CEMENT WITH SILICA FUME ALONG WITH RECYCLED AGGREGATE |
Author : Achuthan V, Dr Vineet Bajaj |
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Abstract :Construction industry is witnessing a tremendous growth year by year. The increase in demand of the
construction is causing many environmental impacts. To spot an example, 1 ton of cement production releases 1
ton of CO2 to the atmosphere. Apart from cement aggregate is an important constituent of concrete and extensive
mining of the sources of aggregate is causing an ecological imbalance. Ecological sustainability and sustainable
construction has to be given prior importance. This paper deals with the partial replacement of cement with silica
fume and using a percentage of recycled aggregates as coarse aggregates. Experimental program includes two
stages. In the first stage cement is replaced with 5%,7.5%,10%,15% silica fume and its percentage is optimised
and in the second stage, with that optimised percentage of silica fume recycled aggregate is varied with 20%,
30% and 40%. Strength parameters studied includes compressive strength, flexural strength, split tensile
strength.
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A STUDY ON GLASS FIBER REINFORCED CONCRETE DEEP BEAMS WITH OPENINGS |
Author : Vengatachalapathy V, Dr Vineet Bajaj |
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Abstract :This presents the behavior and ultimate strength of Reinforced concrete deep beams with glass fiber
with and without openings in the web area. Eleven concrete deep beams were tested to fail by
applying two-point loading under simply supported condition. The percentage of glass fiber was
varied from zero to one percentage. The effects of glass fiber percentage in concrete deep beams have
calculated by measure the deflection and examine the crack profile of deep beams. In addition to that
the investigation accounts the influence of glass fiber in reinforced concrete deep beams with and
without openings. The theoretical ultimate load calculated by using Ultimate shear strength equation
[1] for reinforced concrete deep beams are compared with experimental values. This experimental
program includes that the position of openings, web reinforcement and glass fiber content are the
important variables that influence the character and strength of deep beams. |
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PREDICTION OF RESERVOIR PERFORMANCE APPLYING DECLINE CURVE ANALYSIS |
Author : Arun J, Dr B Kumar |
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Abstract :Decline curve analysis is a technique can be applied to a single well, and total reservoir. Decline analysis
routinely used by engineers to estimate initial hydrocarbon in place, hydrocarbon reserves at some abandonment
conditions, and forecasting future production rate. The remaining reserve depends on the production points that
selected to represent the real well behavior, the way of dealing with the production data, and the human errors
that might happen during the life of the field. In this study the actual oil rate technique is applied under decline
curve analysis (D.C.A) program, and screening data points to calculate remaining and recoverablereserve |
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SECURITY, PRIVACY AND CHALLENGES IN MOBILE CLOUD COMPUTING (MCC) |
Author : Kamatchi K, Dr Anu Bharti |
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Abstract :Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) is a combination of three main parts; they are mobile device, cloud
computing and mobile internet. With the help of MCC, a mobile user gets a rich application delivered over
the Internet and powered by cloud-backed infrastructure. The importance of Cloud Computing is increasing
and it is receiving a growing attention in the scientific and industrial communities. Now a day’s the major
concern for mobile user is security and protection in mobile cloud computing. MCC refers to the
availability of cloud computing services in a mobile environment. There are number of loopholes and
challenges exist in the security policies of MCC. This paper present a review of MCC, its security & privacy
issues and vulnerabilities affecting cloud computing systems, analysed and compared various
possible approaches proposed by the researchers to address security and privacy issues in MCC |
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SECURITY ENHANCEMENT IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE |
Author : Mathan Kumar M, Dr Anu Bharti |
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Abstract :Software has become an integral part of everyday life. Every day, millions of people perform transaction
through various applications run by these software as internet, ATM, mobile phone, they send email etc.
People use software bearing in mind that it is reliable and can be trust upon and the operation they perform is
secured. Now, if this software have ensemble security hole then how can they be safe for use. Security brings
value to software in terms of people’s trust. The value provided by secure software is of vital importance
because many critical functions are entirely dependent on the software. With limited budget and time to
release software into the market, many developers often consider security as an after though. So in this work
we have given a model to improve the security in SDLC model by using different method |
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ANALYZING CLOUD SERVER APPLICATION FEATURES VIZ. STORAGE, DATA SECURITY, AND VIRTUALIZATION TO DEVELOP AN INTEGRATED DATA MIGRATION SYSTEM EMPLOYING ENCRYPTION AND SPLIT TECHNIQUE TO TRANSPORT DATA FROM PRIVATE CLOUD TO OPEN CLOUD |
Author : Rahul Garg |
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Abstract :Cloudserver offers a lot of applications features, for instance, storage, data security, data sharing,
virtualization. It helps customers to approach applications passed on as an organization from the web,
and moreover, the effects and system programming in the server web cultivates that give such rights.
Probably, with such countless and notwithstanding centers, the cloud is delving in for the whole deal and
to end up impressively further in the coming time anyway as it happens with every beneficial thing, there
are issues with the cloud too. The customers insurance and ensuring secure data movement of their most
important data is one of the noteworthy troubles among the once-over of challenges being exhibited by
the cloud stages. The proposed system is used to move the data from private cloud to open cloud using
encryption and steganography methodology using Split technique. Analyzing Cloud Server Application
Features Viz. Storage, Data Security, and Virtualization to develop an integrated data migration system
employing encryption and Split Technique to transport data from private cloud to open cloud |
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TOPOLOGIES ON DUAL SPACES AND SPACES OF LINEAR MAPPINGS |
Author : Preeti, Dr. D C Upadhyay |
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Abstract :Let X and Y be two convex spaces over the same (real or complex) field F. We consider a
general method of defining convex topologies on the dual of a convex space, taking as
neighborhoods of the origin the polars of certain sets in the convex space. Here we have
proved that any finite sum of compact sets is compact. Also the sum of a compact and a
closed set in a convex space is closed. Let V be the vector space of all continuous linear
mappings of XintoY. Let A be any bounded subsets of X and B a base of absolutely convex
neighborhoods in Y. Define WA,B= {t: t (A) B} for each A A and B B. Then WA,Bis
absolutely convex and absorbent. The topology is then called the topology of A –
convergence. If X is a barreled space, then any point wise bounded set of continuous linear
mappings of X into Y isequicontinuous |
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POTENTIAL OF MILLETS: NUTRIENTS COMPOSITION AND HEALTH BENEFITS |
Author : Vishakha, Dr. Renu Boora |
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Abstract :Millet grains have substantial benefits as a draught resistant crop, yield good productivity in the areas with
water scarcity, possesses remarkable edible & nutritive values, and ease of processing & food manufacturing.
Agriculture & Food security policymakers of developing countries should give due attention in promoting the
research work & projects for studying the processing, food manufacturing, improvement in nutritive values
and potential health benefits of the millet grains to promote their utilization as food in respective countries.
Most of the developing countries have already started working in the field of improvement of edible potential
of millet grains. Millet oil could be a good source of linoleic acid and tocopherols. Millet is an alkaline
forming grain that is gluten-free. Millets are also rich sources of phytochemicals and micronutrients, play
many roles in the body immune system. Millets have nutraceutical properties in the form of antioxidants which
prevent deterioration of human health such as lowering blood pressure, risk of heart disease, prevention of
cancer and cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, decreasing tumor cases etc. Other health benefits are increasing
the time span of gastric emptying, provides roughage to gastro intestine. Millet is an alkaline forming food.
Alkaline based diet is often recommended to achieve optimal health. In developing country, cereal-based foods
have low bioavailability of minerals like iron, zinc initiate critical problem for infants and young children.
Food processing techniques are used to enhance nutritional quality, improve the digestibility and
bioavailability of food nutrients with reducing anti-nutrients. This study undertakes to concern and developing
specific agenda for these crops which must be recognized as an important food and introduce the millets as a
nutritious food, fulfillment of the nutritional need of global population and combatmalnutrition |
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NUTRI-GENETIC DETERMINANTS OF NEURAL TUBE DEFECTS IN INDIA |
Author : Kavitha Sargunam, Dr. Renu Boora |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Justification: Neural tube defects (NTDs) are one of the commonest birth defects with a high incidence in
India. However, few studies have systematically looked into the etio-pathogeneis of NTDs, which mainly
includes nutritional deficiencies and genetic predisposition. Efforts are afoot for universal food fortification
with folic acid in the hope of preventing NTDs, without factual evidence of folate deficiency in the target
population.
Evidence acquisition: We conducted a review of Indian literature on NTDsfocusing on the role of folate and
vitamin B12 nutrition and common genetic polymorphisms in 1-carbon metabolism. We performed a
literature search of Medline and Indian Medlars (www. indmed.nic.in) for articles using following search
terms: Neural tube defect and India, published up to November 2008, on human subjects. We did not include
individual case reports and case series describing surgical and medical management, genetic syndromes
whereNTD was only one of the features or unusual associations of NTDswith other clinical findings.
Results: Absence of anationally representative large study,lack of interventionalstudies and methodological
differences were conspicuous during this review. Larger studies are, therefore, urgently needed to delineate
gene-nutrient interactions in association with NTDs in India. We urge that caution should be exercised
before widespread folic acid fortification of food,without addressing the issue of concurrent B12 deficiency. |
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