ISSN:2349-2058
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Title : Implementation of New Proposed Video Compression Technique for Surveillance System and Clinical Medicine Videos Authors : K.N. Abdul Kader Nihal, Dr. A.R. Mohamed Shanavas
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Data Compression shrinks down a file so that it takes up less space. This is desirable for data storage and data communication. Storage space on disks is expensive so a file which occupies less disk space is "cheaper" than an uncompressed file. Smaller files are also desirable for data communication, because the smaller a file the faster it can be transferred. A compressed file appears to increase the speed of data transfer over an uncompressed file. Video compression is the last step before uploading your file online. As the name implies, compressing video reduces its file size. This is very important, because smaller files upload faster, save bandwidth and storage costs, and load quicker when played back. However, if video is compressed too much, the file can lose its detail, resolution, clarity, and much more. In this paper, the authors proposed new video compression techniques for surveillance videos and clinical medicine videos using ‘frame cut-off’ technique which is a novel approach in compression video where the movement is minimum. Also the authors implemented the proposed algorithm using Java technologies and MATLAB image processing tool and tested with CCTV and medical video processing such as EGC, Intensive Care Unit observations. The interpreted results show that the proposed algorithm compresses the videos five times better than the existing video compression techniques. The pros of the proposed algorithm are that it is well suited for the videos which have minimum movement, for example CCTV footage. The cons of this proposed solution is that the better results cannot be achieved for normal videos which have high movement such as cine movies. However, the content mining techniques are applied efficiently in order to increase the compression ratio and it can be further investigated to increase the high movement videos to compress better. |
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Title : Cartesian Product of K- Hsu-Structure Manifold Authors : Geeta Verma, Virendra Nath Pathak
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Cartesian product of two manifolds has been defined and studied by Pandey [1]. In this paper we have taken Cartesian product of k-Hsu-structure manifolds, where k is some finite integer, and studied some properties of curvature and Ricci tensor of such a product manifold. |
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Title : Ubiquitous Computing-Concepts & Challenges Authors : Dr. X. Joshphin Jasaline Anitha
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The terms Ubiquitous was first coined at the beginning of the 90's, by Xerox PARC and IBM respectively, and capture the realization that the computing focus was going to change from the PC to a more distributed, mobile and embedded form of computing. This paper will describe where software and hardware have combined to enable ubiquitous computing, where these systems have limitations and where the biggest challenges still remain. |
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Title : On-Line Monitoring of AC Induction Motors Using ARM and CAN Bus System Authors : K.Anand, P.Manikandan, A.G.Karthikeyan
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This paper presents an on-line distributed induction motor monitoring system based-on the ARM (Advanced RISC Machines), which is integrated with the embedded and CAN (Controller Area Network) bus technologies. The hardware structure of the system with the ARM microprocessor S3C2410X and CAN bus controller MCP2510 is introduced; the accomplishment of software of motor on-line monitoring system is also described. Compared to the complicated construction and low integration of traditional motor testing systems, this system has a reasonable structure with less external expansion units, and can carry out data transmission in real time, effectively, and with lower power cost and more reliability |
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Title : Implementation of Hybrid Switching Scheme for series-Resonant DC-DC Converter Authors : A.G.karthikeyan, K.Anand, P.Manikandan
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This project presents a hybrid switching scheme for LLC series-resonant half-bridge (SRHB) dc-dc converter. The concept proposed hybrid switching scheme is changing the switching mode to improve power efficiency in a wide load range. The SRHB converter operates in three different switching modes depending on the output load condition. This three switching schemes provides efficient operation of system at different load condition. The simulation and Digital control of the system facilitates the implementation of the proposed hybrid switching. Hence high efficiency is achieved with a constant output voltage over wide load range. |
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Title : Improved Noise Reduction Scheme for Smart Grid Applications Authors : J.Rajesh, J.Pranesh Jonathan, K.Somasekar
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In this paper, we propose clipping scheme and equalizer as methods to reduce the effects of impulsive noise and channel attenuation in power line communication (PLC) system. Clipping is cutting off the amplitude of the received signal over threshold level without its phase change in order to reduce noise effects. The equalizer compensates for effects of PLC channel. The performance is evaluated in terms of bit error rate (BER). From simulation results, it is confirmed that the proposed clipping scheme has slightly better performance than conventional PLC system. The results of the paper can be applied to PLC systems for smart grid. |
22-27 | |||
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Title : Design of Stand for Tarpedo Car Reloading Pit Authors : Shaik Azger Pasha, Shaik Himam Saheb, Yogesh Avula
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This work deals with the all the departments in steel plant steel melting shop(SMS) is one of the main department In purifying the steel. Molten pig iron(some times referred as “hot metal”) received from a blast furnace through open ladle(150T capacity) or torpedo ladle(300T capacity) is stored in “mixer” of capacity(1300T capacity). The hot metal in open ladle can be directly poured into the mixer, where as the hot metal in the Tarpedo ladle has to be emptied into 2 No’s of open ladles. This method is called reloading of Tarpedo ladle and this is in done in a pit (of side 7m x6m x5.85m depth) with vertical stand on either side of the open ladle in taken out from the pit and charged into mixer. |
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Title : Impact of Authentic Leadership on Job Characteristic Model and Goal Commitment Authors : Ali Tariq, Kamran Iqbal, Tehreem Shahid
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This study investigates the dimensions of the job characteristic model on the goal commitment. Job Characteristics shows the positive impact on the goal commitment. However, this research argued that these results can negative with the effect of the authentic leadership. Multiple Regression and correlation techniques are used to find out the results. Cronbach’s alpha is used to check the internal consistency of instrument. The results show that dimensions of the job characteristic model i.e. Task Identity, Task Significance, skill variety, autonomy and feedback has the positive significant relationship with the goal commitment. The authentic leadership has the negative effect on the job characteristic model and goal commitment. This study suggest that the model can be applied in other sectors to obtain different results. |
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Title : 4G Visions from a Technical Perspective Authors : Sridevi
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Mobile communication is continuously one of the hottest areas that are developing at a booming speed, with advanced techniques emerging in all the fields of mobile and wireless communications. Current times are just the beginning for deploying 3G mobile communication systems, while research on the next generation of mobile communications, 4G wireless and mobile networks begin to pave the way for the future. This paper studies the visions of 4G from a technical perspective, also present an overall 4G feature framework based on the kernel concept of integration, in which two key features (diversity and adaptability) of the three targets (terminals, networks, and applications) are described. This paper present overall visions on the features of 4G mobile communications based on a feature framework and provide detailed proposals to respective support techniques and research topics |
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Title : Research on a New Automotive Rear-View Mirror with Dual-Axis Inclined Angle Adjustment, Memory, and Restoration Functions Authors : Chieh-Tsung Chi
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Nowadays, an exterior automotive rear-view mirror is one of basic driving-safety equipments for most of automobile drivers. The researching purpose of this paper is hoped to design a new controller for the control of proposed automotive rear-view mirror through hardware circuit design and software programming approaches. Hardware circuit includes an electronic control unit, an intelligent mobile device, and a pair of Bluetooth modules. To program a friendly human-machine interface (HMI) on an intelligent mobile device, let user only need to press an object which equals ordering an operating command to the controlled rear-view mirror. The corresponding command is immediately transmitted from the intelligent mobile device to the single chip embedded in the electronic control unit (ECU) via a wireless Bluetooth communication interface. The single chip immediately executes any of the dual-axis inclined angles adjustment, memory, or restoration actions after it has received the operating command. In order to verify the feasibility of the proposed system controller, an experimental prototype was established in the laboratory. Some different experiments were then carried out under different conditions. Finally, the experimental results showed that the proposed new mechanism and controller are actually feasible. Especially, this new automotive rear-view mirror is suitable for being used in lots of present conventional low-end and middle-end vehicles in the after market for promoting their operating efficiency. |
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Title : Impact of Brand Image on Consumer Buying Behaviour While Selecting Branded Readymade Garments in Kota City Authors : Vidhi Upadhyaya
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Now a days Consumers are becoming very much brand conscious and spending time and money trying out new product and services. Consumers are in seek of designer clothes, branded apparel, good quality product which not only satisfy their needs but also helps to groom their personality. Everyone prefer to wear branded clothes not only in their professional life but also in their social life. The purpose of this study is to examine the behaviour of consumer of Kota city on leading branded garments. It also helps to find out the major factors which helps the consumer to purchase branded apparel. The sample size of 100 people is going to be taken which includes both male and female of age 20 years to 40 years, this will help to study whether the consumers are really satisfied from their buying pattern, are they really loyal for their specific brand or they keep on changing. This study includes both high income group as well as low income group of consumers. This will help the branded companies to know that which segment is more brand conscious and which is not .The structured questionnaire helps to study the behaviour of consumers. The findings revealed that consumers are very much anxious to buy brand clothes but because of high price of branded clothes there is still very big segment who cannot buy branded clothes. So this study helps the branded companies to bring new strategies to low income group of consumers who are also potential buyers |
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Title : Cognitive Radio Networks: A Brainy Wireless Network System for IOT Authors : Rejin R Krishna, Nikhila T Bhuvan
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Wireless systems near future is to find suitable spectrum bands to fulfill the demand of future services. While radio spectrum is fully allocated to different services, applications and users, observation show that usage of the spectrum is quite low. The requirement for problem solution and improvement in spectrum utilization, evolved cognitive radio concept. The Internet of Things, fast-emerging ecosystem of intercommunicating devices proliferating rapidly. The vision of pervasive wireless networks and their communications offers the promise of many societal and individual benefits. Current research on Internet of Things (IoT) mainly focuses on enabling general objects to see, hear, and smell the physical world for themselves, and make them connected sharing their observations. In this paper, a study on cognitive radio networks and how they provide Internet of thing an apperceive current network conditions, analyze the perceived knowledge, perform adaptive actions, and make intelligent decisions which aim to maximize network performance. |
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Title : Volumetric Study in Some Binary Liquid Mixtures Triethyl Amine with Primary Alcohols At 303.15k Authors : Dhirendra Kr. Sharma, Akas Shuklla
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Triethyl amine well as methanol, Ethanol, Propanol and Butanol are important aliphatic organic amino compound, which draw their importance as excellent solvents. The density and molar volume of binary mixtures of Triethyl amine with methanol, Ethanol, Propanol and Butanol have been determined experimentally at 303.15K. Molar volume computed utilizing these experimental data. The excess values are indicative of interaction between the components molecules in all four systems |
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Title : E-Learning System for Agricultural Education in India: A Brief Review Authors : Yogita G. Jadhav, T.J.Jadhav
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Education has a very significant and strategic role in all aspects of the development of any nation. e learning is a modern way of learning now a day. It includes electronic media in the field of education. E-learning makes the use of ICT (information and communication technology). Now a day in every field like learning in medical or learning in agriculture ,e-learning is popular to use. With the development in Agriculture Science and technology, the need for improved agricultural education throughout the world has also been realized. Quality education in agriculture is service that contributes to national development integration and regional cohesion. But compared to other business and management fields e-learning in the field of agriculture is still in initial phase of development. E learning involves various types of media that provide video, audio, image and text. E learning uses the intranet/extranet/internet and widens the horizon of traditional learning. E-agriculture is growing field that specialize in improvement of agricultural and rural development through ICT.E-agriculture involves the design, development, application, analysis and innovative ways in which ICT within the rural domain. |
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Title : Cascaded Multilevel Inverters Design and Its Furtherance Authors : R.Karthika, T.jothi, M.Preetha, M.Yuvallela
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The multilevel inverter collectively converters the several levels of dc voltage to a desired ac voltage. Multilevel inverter incorporates various pulse-width modulation Strategies.The unique structure of multilevel inverters allows them to reach nearer to sinusoidal i.e. with low harmonics. As the number of voltage levels increases, the harmonic content of the output voltage waveform decreases. The increase of voltage levels with low ratings of individual devices can increase the power rating. To produce a high-power, high-voltage inverter with multilevel structure is easy, as the device voltage stresses are controlled in the structure. The use of a high-voltage inverter makes possible. For the direct connection to the high-voltage distribution system, eliminating the distribution Transformers. An inverter can produce a controlled reactive current and operates as a Static VAR Compensation in steady state operation. The most common applications of multilevel inverters include Reactive power compensation, Back-to-Back inter-tie &Variable speed drives. The multilevel inverters are classified as Diode clamped, flying capacitor & cascaded multilevel inverters. These topologies of multilevel inverters are discussed and new topology, proposed from cascaded multilevel inverter has been introduced. The Simulated results have been obtained for Cascaded multilevel inverter &Proposed modified cascaded multilevel inverter using continuous and SPWM techniques |
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Title : Photovoltaic Fed Boost H6 Inverter for Standalone Application Authors : A.Malliga, S.Subalakshmi, V.Suvitha, S.Shanthini Merlin
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This paper presents the design and implementation of Photovoltaic fed high performance boost H6 inverters using hybrid modulation method. In this configuration without the input split capacitors, multiple DC sources, common-mode voltage and leakage current issues can be eliminated in standalone PV system . The main objective of this system is to achieve high efficient system with the elimination of common-mode voltage and leakage current. The hybrid modulation topology is the combination of unipolar and bipolar pulse width modulation schemes. The performance of the proposed system is analyzed by comparing the level of reduction of common mode error as a parameter and the working of existing H4 inverter. |
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Title : Model Reference Adaptive Control based on Fuzzy Logic for Doubly Fed Induction Generator used in a Chain of Wind Power Conversion Authors : Jean N. RAZAFINJAKA, Tsiory P. ANDRIANANTENAINA
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This paper deals with a study of a model reference adaptive control (MRAC) based on fuzzy logic controller and polynomial RST one. This new proposal is applied on the controls powers of a doubly fed induction generator (DFIG) used in a chain of wind power conversion. The wind system is envisaged to be connected to the grid. Simulations are made by using MATLAB platform. The results show that this new method is realizable and leads to good performances on tracking test, disturbance rejection and robustness in respect with parameters variation, especially rotorique resistance variation. Indirect validation by comparison with a method suggested by other authors permits to conclude the effectiveness of the new method. |
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Title : Removal of Colluding Parties in Secure Sum Computation under Distributed Data Mining Authors : Lambodar Jena, Narendra Ku. Kamila, Hemant Ku. Bhuyan
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Analysis of privacy sensitive data in a multi-party environment often assumes that the parties are well-behaved; they abide by the protocols and do not try to collude. Many of these assumptions fall apart in real-life applications of PPDDM. Generally, different kinds of parties have different nature or behavior. However, their performances may be reflected based on their nature during computation for common objectives. Some of them might try to collude with other parties for exposing the private data of another party. But self-interested parties try to maximize their own benefit using their colluding nature. Based on this issue, we consider theoretical framework to find number of honest parties. Thus we are interested to solve the above problem based on privacy protection in distributed data mining system in which each party maintains own private data and distribute their data very carefully, otherwise other party can get more benefits. |
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Title : Corporate Governance and Firm Performance: Empirical Evidence from India Authors : Dr. Pradip Kumar Samanta
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Trends, dimensions and issues relating to corporate governance are attracting the attention of academicians, industry experts, policy makers, researchers and others. As interest into the nitty-gritty of corporate governance gets intensified, the focus shifts to the emerging areas of corporate governance. Among the emerging areas of interest, the linkage between corporate governance and firm performance is fast assuming a significant place among researchers. Research on the linkage between corporate governance and firm performance has provided mixed and contradictory results and there is need to examine this linkage in the light of the Indian perspective. In this backdrop, the present paper tries to examine the linkage between corporate governance and firm performance of 30 companies of BSE Sensex by using latest available data. The paper starts with a discourse on corporate governance and a brief survey of existing literature on the issue has been carried out. Based on the guidelines available in existing literature, certain objective measures of corporate governance like proportion of independent directors, segregation of power between Chairman and CEO, presence of owner- managers, number of board meetings, pattern of institutional share holding etc. and measures of firm performance like net profit margin, return on net worth etc. have been considered. Data corresponding to these measures have been collected from reliable data sources. Regression analysis has been carried out to examine the nature of linkage between corporate governance and firm performance. The results have been analyzed and inference has been drawn accordingly. |
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Title : Simulation of a New Quasi Resonant DC Link Inverter to Reduce Switching Losses Authors : J.Pranesh Jonathan, K.Somasekar, J.Rajesh
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In this paper a new three phase DC link soft switching inverter is introduced. The auxiliary circuit of the proposed inverter is composed of two switches beside the DC link switch. All switches in the proposed inverter are soft switched. The proposed auxiliary circuit provides zero voltage switching condition for the main inverter switches independent of the link current direction. An analysis of this inverter topology is presented and various operating modes are explained in details. The inverter simulation is performed to validate the analysis. |
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Title : Sensitivity Analysis of 3- PRR Planar Manipulator Authors : Shaik Himam Saheb, G.Satish Babu
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This paper deals with the sensitivity analysis of 3-PRR planar parallel manipulators (PPMs). First, the sensitivity coefficients of the pose of the manipulator moving platform to variations in the geometric parameters and in the actuated variables are expressed algebraically. Moreover, two aggregate sensitivity indices are determined, one related to the orientation of the manipulator moving platform and another one related to its position. Then, a methodology is proposed to compare 3-PRR PPMs with regard to their dexterity, workspace size and sensitivity. Finally, the sensitivity of a 3-PRR PPM is analyzed in detail |
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Title : Factors Influencing Knowledge Sharing Intention in Enforcement Agency Authors : Mohd Sazili Shahibi, Noazura Yusoff, Norhayati Hussin, Juwahir Ali, Zaharuddin Ibrahim, Shamsul Kamal Wan Fakeh
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The success of knowledge management initiatives depends on knowledge sharing. The purpose of this study is to analyse the factors influencing knowledge sharing intention within employees in the Enforcement Agency. The main objective of this study was threefold which is utilizing the theory of reasoned action (TRA). First, was to examine the relationship between attitude and subjective norm with knowledge sharing intention. Second was to examine the relationship among factors, i.e., self-efficacy, knowledge technology, social network, perceive extrinsic reward and social trust with attitude towards knowledge sharing intention and the third was to examine the relationship between organizational structure and subjective norm towards knowledge sharing intention. This research was conducted involve enforcement agency which is focusing on one department. There are 100 questionnaires distributed with 96 returns answered. This indicates 96% of response rate. This research has indicate that attitude and subjective norm has positive influence in knowledge sharing intention. Furthermore this research also highlighted the strongest predictors which are Subjective Norm, Perceive Extrinsic Reward and Social Trust. |
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