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Land Use/Cover Mapping of Bheemili Beach Road, Visakhapatnam District, Andhra Pradesh using Geospatial techniques
B. Sridhar, Aditya Allamraju, Srinivas Elakurthi
Abstract: Aim: Quickly progressing geospatial technologies like
Remote Sensing, Geographic Information Systems and Global
Positioning System offer a proficient, convenient and
advantageous methodology for mapping resulting from its wide
area coverage; giving information about inaccessible areas and
timely repetitive coverage of the same area. In the present study,
the land use/cover mapping of Bheemili beach road,
Visakhapatnam district in the province of Andhra Pradesh has
been carried out on IRS-1D, LISS-III satellite image with
standard visual interpretation strategies. The identified land
use/cover features are beach, deciduous forest, single and double
crop, fallow land, gullied land, marine sand dunes, non-perennial
tank, perennial tank, plantation, reservoir, main river courses,
rural and urban built-up land, scrub forest and un-irrigated
land. Maximum area is covered by deciduous forest (26.63%)
followed by scrub forest (15.07%), gullied land (13.26 %) and
double crop (11.02%). The other land use/cover classes
individually cover less than 10% of the Total Geographical Area.
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Title: “Use of GIS and Differential GPS in Mapping of Spatial Distribution Evidence for Outdoor Crime Scene: A Simulation Study”
Puleno Kennao, Dr. Deepak Lal, Karen Isha Sahu, Dr. Lav Kesharwani
Abstract: It is vital to envisage the location of the
evidence to get an idea on how the crime took place and
in what manner. Managing outdoor crime scenes with
the application of conventional method can be a
demanding job to achieve exclusively when the crime
emerged in big space, where there is lack of reference
points and tress being surrounded. In this research, two
simulated outdoor crime scenes were created, where
both manual tape measurement and DGPS unit was
applied to see if the differential GPS offers an accurate
and reliable alternative for mapping the scene over the
baseline method. To develop a final digital map of the
simulated outdoor scenes was utilized using
Geographical Information System. The result indicates
that the DGPS unit provides a consistent reading when
compared to manual tape measurement giving an
average reading difference of 0.06 cm and 0.13 cm. The
study concluded through statistical analysis that DGPS
unit can be a viable alternative for mapping the outdoor
crime scenes.
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A STUDY ON AWARENESS OF STOCK MARKET AMONG THE INVESTORS
Aswathy Ramachandran
Abstract: Stock market is known as a pulse of
economy or economic mirror, which reflects the
economic conditions of a country. Investors are
believed to be the backbone of the securities market.
Stock market awareness comes under the broad concept
of financial literacy. The main objective of this study is
to recognize the impact of stock market awareness on
their investment. Primary data was is collected from
Convenience Sampling technique.
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Satra as a mean to Sanskritisation to Assamese Society
Bhaswati Das
Abstract: Satras plays a vital role in the life of Assamese society as well as
in the formation of Assamese society. The Neo –Vaishnavism
Movement, which was initiated by Srimanta Sankaradeva is the
most significant socio-cultural and religious phenomenon during
the medieval period. The Satra institution which is the most
notable contribution of the Neo-Vaishnava movement is perhaps
came to emergence at the hands of the great saints, Srimanta
Sankardeva and Madhavadeva. For that Satra institution plays a
very important role in Assamese society. Therefore, it is tried to
analyze the origin and development of the Satra institution in
Assam. The paper also aims to highlight the relationship between
Satra and society. This paper also made an attempt to
understand the role of Satra in the process of Sanskritisation in
Assam.
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Development of Efficient enhancement technique for Underwater Image Enhancement using Median Filter and HSV Stretching and (MFHS)
Chanchal kumar Gohiya, Prof. Agranshu Dwivedi
Abstract: Underwater environments generally cause color cast or color scatter while photography color scatter is due to haze effects appearing when light reflected from thing which absorbed or may be scattered several times by particles of water. Thesis work present a novel procedure for which is a special integration for various available techniques also it has new approach in order to image stretching and image equalization Proposed procedure enhances shallow ocean optical images or videos using stretching cum equalizing cum median filter and also as per wavelength properties Our key contributions are proposed include a novel shallow water imaging model that compensates in order to attenuation discrepancy along propagation path and an effective underwater scene enhancement scheme recovered images are characterized by a reduced noised level, better exposure for dark regions, and global contrast where finest details and edges are enhanced significantly.
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Vinegar - as an Antibiofilm Agent Against the biofilm of UPEC
SM.Nachammai, Dr.Karthika Jayakumar, Vinithra Suresh, Kousalya M
Abstract: Background: Biofilm, an extracellular
polysaccharide produced by the uropathogenic E. coli may
responsible for resistant to treatment, recurrent and
persistent urinary tract infection. Table vinegars were
tried as an antibiofilm agent to eradicate the production of
biofilm. Materials & Methods: A total of 212 E. coli
isolated from urine samples were quantitatively
determined for biofilm production and Apple cider and
Grape vinegar were tested for biofilm eradication using
microtiter plate assay. Results: Of the 212 E. coli isolates,
127 (59.9%) of isolates were capable of producing biofilm,
Based on the criteria 86.6% of isolates were weak biofilm
producer, 11% were moderate and 3.2% were strong biofilm
producers. The apple vinegar prevented biofilm formation in
121(95.3%) E. coli biofilm and grape vinegar 120 (94.5%)
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Development of Innovative Nutraceutical Drink with Soy Milk to Combat Malnutrition
S.K. Chauhan, Smriti Verma, Jenny Joseph
Abstract: The present investigation is made with an attempt to prepare Nutraceutical Drink Based On Soy Milk (A-E) was made by using different combination of (beet root powder, betel leaf powder, mint leaves powder, lemon grass powder, cardamom powder, cinnamon powder, funnel powder and honey etc) organoleptic quality and nutritive values (Fat, Protein, Carbohydrate, Energy and Mineral content)were evaluated. Oragnoleptic quality of prepared product was carried out using the nine point’s hedonic scale. It is concluded that the treatment E (soy milk 100ml, beet root powder 1gm, betel leaf powder 1gm, mint leaves powder 0.5gm, lemon grass powder 2gm, cardamom powder 0.5gm, fennel powder 0.5gm and honey 20gm) was scored highest. On the basis of nutritional analysis the best product claim more than 2.56% protein, calcium 25mg/100gm, energy 81.64kcal.
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Exploring the effects of mindfulness-based training program on early adolescents’ mindfulness skills and emotional competence: School -based study
Rucha Sarwate, Dr. Alpana Vaidya
Abstract: Present study explored the effects of mindfulnessbased
training program on early adolescent school children’s
mindfulness skills and emotional competence. In this repeated
measure design study, thirty-two students from grade eight
participated in the ten sessions mindfulness-based training
program. Participants were assessed before, after and at follow
up on the mindfulness skills (measured by CAMM) and
emotional competence (measured by EC – Scale). Results
indicated significant increase in the mindfulness skills and
emotional competence of the participants at post test level and
effects were maintained after three months.
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Personal Hygiene: Perspective of Ayurveda
Shrikant Pandey
Abstract: Personal hygiene is advised in almost all the
sciences related to health and also in some other sciences.
In Ayurveda also there is much description of personal
hygiene, being the science of health. The one of the
important aim of Ayurveda is maintaining the health or
prevention of diseases and it cannot be facilitated without
the knowledge of personal hygiene. So, there is a vast
description of personal hygiene in Ayurveda. Ayurveda
have a holistic approach and consider mental hygiene too
along with physical hygiene. In this paper it is tried to
explore the literatures related to personal hygiene,
described in Ayurveda and their significances are also
elaborated.
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Spatial Patterns of Food Security in Jammu and Kashmir: A Regional Analysis
Rubi Raina, Monika Choudhary
Abstract: The notion of food security has been developing over
the past few decades with researchers, policy makers
and NGO campaigners contributing significantly to the
discussions on what contributes food security, elements
of food security and in what way it can be ensured at
international, national, state, household and individual
level. The issue of improving food security to the
population is a matter of great importance as it is
requisite for the maintenance of human well-being. The
present study of spatial patterns of food security in
Jammu and Kashmir is noteworthy as it assessed the
status of food security in a food deficit state. The state
faces huge deficit in food by 40 percent, deficiency in
oilseeds by 70 percent and in vegetables by 30 percent.
The productivity of all agricultural crops is lower than
national averages. The state is still meeting its food
grain demands by purchasing large quantities from
other states. By taking selected indicators under food
availability, food accessibility and food utilization food
security regions have been demarcated to analyze food
security status in Jammu and Kashmir. The present
study takes on district wise analysis based on secondary
statistics. In this study, food security index has been
generated at district level by applying Composite Index
given by UNDP.
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Design of fast and Error free ECG signal filter with LMS Thresholding
Rahul Mandle, Prof. Vishal Shrivastava
Abstract: An ECG signal is usually corrupted by various types of noises. Some of these noises are power line interface, baseline drift, muscle contraction, motion artifacts, electrosurgical noise, instrumentation noise and electromyography noises. It is highly required to develop a method which can filter ECG signal noises
significantly. In this work, an EMD along with adaptive switching mean filter based new method for de-noising of
ECG signal has been proposed. Unlike, conventional EMD based de-noising approaches, where only lower orders
IMFs are denoised in this work, along with EMD, ASMF operation has been employed for further signal quality
improvement. The lower order IMFs are filtered through wavelet de-noising technique to reduce high-frequency
artifacts and retain the QRS complexes. Then, considering the effectiveness of ASMF, for further enhancement of
signal quality adaptive switching mean filtering is performed. The validity of the performance of the described
technique is evaluated on standard MIT-BIH arrhythmia database. Gaussian noise at different signal to noise ratio
(SNR) levels are added to the original signals.
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ICA CLASSIFIER AND CROSS CORRELATION BASED SOUND
SOURCE LOCALIZATION DESIGN WITH HIGH THROUGHPUT
Rakhi Patel, GNCSGI, Vishal Shrivastava
Abstract: Proposed paper utilize a general source separation technique, Independent Component Analysis Particularly, basic ICA was applied to separate mixtures of low frequency, narrow band, non-Gaussian signals by using closely spaced unidirectional microphones The localization routine worked with an average condition number of test cases The routine was tested on data collected form MATLAB standard audio files Localizing sounds with different frequency and time domain characteristics in a dynamic listening environment is a challenging task that has not been explored in the field of robotics as much as other perceptual tasks This thesis presents an integrated auditory system localization method which can be used in humanoid robot, Sounds with different frequency components and time domain characteristics have to be localized.
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LAND SURFACE TEMPRATURE ESTIMATION FOR CHITRAKOOT DISTRICT FROM LANDSAT 8 IMAGES
Rajni Singh, Shashikant Tripathi
Abstract: The Land Surface Temperature (LST) can be states as radiative skin temperature of ground. The Land Surface Temperature (LST) depends on the albedo, soil moisture; the vegetation cover and. LST is very much important for the several types of studies as climate change, global warming, site suitability and urban land change detection studies. LST is widely uses as mixture of vegetation and bare soil temperatures. Because both the vegetation and bear soil respond rapidly to changes in incoming solar radiation due to cloud cover and aerosol load modifications, and the results are LST displays quick variations too. In this study the LST has been estimated with respect to top of atmospheric radiance, brightness temperature and the Land Surface Emissivity (LSE) is retrieved band 10 thermal bands. Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) values determined from the Red and Near Infrared bands.
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To Study the Elemental Concentrations in Selected
Medicinal Plants by EDXRF Technique
S. Jyothsna, G. Manjula, A. S. Nageswara Rao
Abstract: Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence
(EDXRF) technique was one of the most powerful and
quick multi elemental analyses with high sensitivity has
been used to detect characterized for trace elements. To
determine the trace elemental concentration in selected
medicinal plants namely, Eclipta prostrate, Acalypha
indica, Andrographis paniculata, Datura metal, Alstonia
scholarisis, Aloe vera and Acacia catechu which are
traditionally used by the natives of the Telangana State.
From the present study, thirteen elements (P, S, Cl, K, Ca,
Mn, Fe, Cu, Zn, Se, Br, Rb and Sr) and their elemental
concentrations were determined in these plant samples. In
this we are found to contain significant amount of the S,
Fe, Cu, Mn and Rb, which can used to a new standard of
prescribing the dosage of herbal drugs prepared from the
plant material to integrate their medicinal values in the
modern system of the medicines. It is hoped that, this
elemental data will be a useful lead for phytochemists and
pharmacologists for further study.
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NOTE ON TOTALLY REGULAR FUZZY DIGRAPHS
KR.BALASUBRAMANIAN, N.ARUL PANDIYAN
Abstract: In this paper, we discussed totally regular fuzzy digraphs and properties of totally regular fuzzy digraphs. The concepts of the total degree of a vertex in fuzzy digraphs formed by the operation union is terms of the total degree of vertices in the given fuzzy digraphs for some particular cases are obtained some properties of regular fuzzy digraphs are studied and they are examined for totally regular fuzzy digraphs.
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Influence of Diabetic Education Programme in improving the Knowledge Attitude and Practice (KAP) of Diabetic Patients
SHAMYA.K, PREMA.L
Abstract: Positive Knowledge, Attitude and Practice (KAP) are important for diabetic patients. Aim: To assess the influence of Diabetic Education Programmes (DEP) in improving the KAP of diabetics. Methods: A study on DEP was conducted among 50 diabetic patients in Calicut districts of North Kerala. Prior to DEP, a questionnaire with KAP statements was distributed among all diabetic participants and the knowledge testing questionnaire was again repeated immediately after the programme. Dichotomous scales were used to assess the knowledge and practice level questions and 5-point grading scale was used to assess attitude questions. After one month and third-month, KAP scores were again retested. Results: Among the four stages of assessment, retention of knowledge was high immediately after the DEP and it continued after 1 month, however retention level decreased gradually after 3 months. DEP made slight changes in the daily practice of patients, but failed to change the attitude of the patients Conclusion-. The retention level of KAP dwindled with time. So continuous education with regular follow-up program is essential to control diabetes.
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An Analysis of Minimum Support Price in Tuning the Life of Farmer
Dr.C. Umamaheswari.
Abstract: Minimum Support Price (MSP) is a part of India’s agriculture price policy. The Minimum Support Price for various crops is announced by the central government at the beginning of every crop seasons on the recommendations of CACP. The most important aim of the Minimum Support Price policy is to save the Indian farmers from making distress sales. Minimum Support Price is announced currently for 24 crops including cereals, pulses, oilseeds and cash crops. The Swaminathan commission had recommended several path –breaking measure to resolve the agrarian distress in India.
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Effectiveness of nursing care on postnatal mothers with breast engorgement
Mrs G Sathiyabama. Asst Professor
Abstract:Breast engorgement is the painful overfillig of the breast with milk .This is usually caused by an imbalance between milk supply and infant demand.Breast engorgement is due to exaggerated normal venous and lymphatic engorgement of the breasts which precedes lactation.Objectives; To assess the condition of the postnatal mother with breast engorgement .To provide nursing care of postnatal mothers.to evaluate the effectiveness of nursing care of postnatal mothers with breast engorgement.Research design descrirtive study design was chosen for this study.The population for the study were postnatal mother admitted in postoperative ward at rajiv gandhi institute of medical sciences.sample size 30 postnatal mothers.convenient sampling technique was used . The instrument consists of 3parts.part1 consists of demographic variables are age,education religion occupation family income residence obstetrical score etc.part II ; Rating scale was used to monitor the health condition of postnatal mothers with breast engorgement.partIII ;Observation check list was used to find out the effectiveness of nursing care for postnatal mothers with breast engorgement.The descritive statical analysis method and inferential analysis was used to the find out mean,SD,percentage of scoreThe chi-square test were adopted.paired t test used.statistically there was significant improvement in health condition of mother with breast engorgement at level of ,P,value
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Studies of Hippuric Acid Crystals Doped With Mercury Chloride
J. VELINS STANLY, C. MUTHU KRISHNAN, P. SELVA RAJAN
Abstract: This study has been undertaken to investigate the growth and studies of mercury chloride doped hippuric acid (MCHA) crystal. The growth of single crystals of MCHA was carried out by slow evaporation solution growth technique at room temperature. For comparison purpose, undoped hippuric aicd crystals have also been grown by solution method. The XRD study reveals that MCHA crystal has orthorhombic crystal system. The functional groups of the grown MCHA crystal have been found out by FTIR spectral method. Hardness and work hardening coefficient of the samples were determined by measuring the average indentation length for various applied loads. The dielectric parameters like dielectric constant, dielectric loss factor and AC conductivity of the samples were evaluated at different frequencies and temperatures. The SHG efficiency of the mercury chloride doped hippuric acid crystal was measured by Kurtz-Perry powder technique and the results were discussed.
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A Study on Triangular Graceful Graphs
S.P.RESHMA
Abstract: A graph G with p vertices and q edges is said to be triangular graceful if there is an injective function : V(G) → X = {0,1,2,…T q }, where T q is the q th triangular number. Define the function * : E(G) → {1,2,…T q } such that * (u,v) = | (u) - (v)| for all edges (u,v). I *(E(G)) is a sequence of distinct consecutive triangular numbers say {T 1 ,T 2 ,..,T q } then the function is said to be triangular. In this paper we prove the following graphs S+(n,m), Generalized Butane graph, n – Centipede union Pn, Fork graph are triangular graceful graphs.
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A Survey on Remotely Monitoring the Vehicle Parameter through IoT Protocol
Ruchi Dronawat , Upasana Shrivastava
Abstract:By using the Internet of Things Technology can greatly enhance the performance, monitoring and maintenance of the vehicle. In this paper analysis is based on the Implementation of new cost effective methodology based on IoT to monitor vehicle health remotely for performance evaluation. This will facilitate preventive maintenance, fault detection, historical analysis of the vehicle in addition to real time monitoring. In this paper we review the different vehicle parameters via remote monitoring system.
In this paper analysis system take care of the safety by different parameter heating, avoiding engine damaging, drinking alcohol to find the status of the driver & vehicle location.
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A NOVEL LUNG NODULE DETECTION TECHNIQUE FOR LUNG CANCER IN CT IMAGES
M.Mary Adline Priya, Dr.S.Joseph Jawhar
Abstract: Lung cancer represents one of the main causes of death among all the possible diseases, being the leading cause of death among all the different cancers. From all the imaging modality, computed tomography is one of the most sensitive and adequate imaging technique to identify malignant nodules due to its image quality, resolution and level of detail. Accurate lung nodule segmentation from computed tomography (CT) images is of great importance for image-driven lung cancer analysis.
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Application of ‘Mohand’ Transform in Cryptography
P. Senthil Kumar, V. Sandhya , S. Sindhuja , A. Viswanathan
Abstract: Cryptography involves creating written or generated codes that allow information to be kept secret. It is the science of using mathematics to encrypt and decrypt data (message).This paper aims to encrypt and decrypt a message by using a new integral transform “Mohand” transform and congruence modulo operator.
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Cloud Computing Intelligent Data-Driven Model: Connecting the Dots to Combat Global Terrorism
1Priyanka Usrate, 2Prof. Damodar Tiwari
Abstract: Internet emerging as one of the de-facto means of communication, there are huge amount of the data shared over internet. In now days there are virtual communities or (social religious groups) are formed on different social networks. These virtual communities are to recruit peoples for the violent extremist activities. There are components like white power music and white supremacist games are used to influence youth for the terrorist activities and radical movements. In this paper a survey over the different techniques which are used to detect and forecast the violent extremist movement and provide a prediction model for such activities. Techniques SVM and LDA are used for the purpose of the violent extremist forecasting purpose.
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