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Study of relation between spread of Covid-19 and Nitrogen dioxide

The COVID-19 virus is being spread all over the world and infected citizens of more than 212 territories with corona disease. About 1395136 people are infected by COVID-19 and 81580 total deaths up to now due to coronavirus are recorded according to WHO data. An emergency is being declared and the order of lockdown is given in most of the countries. The level of air pollution mainly nitrogen dioxide (NO2) is lowered drastically. There is a relation between the spread of COVID-19 and nitrogen dioxide and the temperature of various countries that we tried to study in this paper.

Published by: Bhalekar Sidhant Padmakar, Bhalekar Padmakar Jaywant

Author: Bhalekar Sidhant Padmakar

Paper ID: V6I2-1384

Paper Status: published

Published: April 18, 2020

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Web based blood bank management system

A blood bank is a bank of blood or blood constituents. “Blood Bank” means the storage of blood and where the blood is tested and preserved. Blood is an unstable product with uncertainties in both supply and demand and bloodstock management is, therefore, a judicious balance between shortage and wastage. The website eases the easy access to the blood of different blood groups as per the need of the particular person. The website also tells us about the bloodstock details, blood Issue details and it is regularly updated by the authorized person in the respective blood banks. Improvement of a blood supply chain is a hard process. To improve this, the web-based blood bank management system is accessible.

Published by: Vedanti Vishnu Deshpande, Shubham Kumar, Supriya Chaple

Author: Vedanti Vishnu Deshpande

Paper ID: V6I2-1382

Paper Status: published

Published: April 18, 2020

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A review on: Residual stresses in welding

Welding is a very popular process of metal joining. This process is carried out with the application of high heat; this rapid heating and cooling cause residual stress in the welding region which also results in metallurgical changes near the weld. This develops the Heat Affected Zones (HAZ). In the weld, stresses exist even when there is no external loading. This paper contains the literature of various techniques used for the study of residual stresses.

Published by: Kiran Manohar Thorve, Sarvesh Khairnar, Prasad Kevane, Kartik Naik, Kalpesh Marathe

Author: Kiran Manohar Thorve

Paper ID: V6I2-1412

Paper Status: published

Published: April 18, 2020

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A three-layer privacy scheme for storing data using fog computing along with cloud computing

Nowadays, we often listen to the word of cloud computing. In our technological world, we care a lot about our privacy, so we use cloud computing to achieve it. For the time being, there are many people who are interested in others life and are always try to get other data. Recently, We came to know that this cloud computing storage system also been crashed. In order to decrease the risk of losing data, we introduced a new technology called Fog computing. In this new storage system, we have used a theory of the Hash-Solomon code of algorithm which helps in dividing data into three parts. And fog computing we use is to store the three parts of data into cloud, fog and in secondary storage or main memory of the device/system. The composition of data that divided into is 95%, 4%, and 1% respectively. As it is dived into three parts it’ll be difficult for the hacker to crash into fog server and get the data stored in it. We all know about cloud storage is secured externally whereas fog server is secured both in and out of it. That means fog storage system is secured both internally and externally. Here Hash-Solomon ensures the data to be encoded first before dividing the data and even encodes each part after the division of data. For retrieving this data when the owner needed then it is decoded by Hash-Solomon itself, if we use another algorithm it will only do encode or decode but not both. So, we use this algorithm for flexibility, compatibility and also for better efficiency. So, we can say that this increases privacy protection.

Published by: M. Sai Poojitha, P. Jyothsna Vani, K. Yaseswini, L. Tejaswini

Author: M. Sai Poojitha

Paper ID: V6I2-1410

Paper Status: published

Published: April 18, 2020

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An attempt of best scheduling approach for a construction project

The current study is an attempt made to decide the best scheduling approach to a construction project in order to deliver it on time, quality and cost. The major constraints typically observed in any construction project are time overruns, cost overruns. It is, therefore, necessary for a project manager to attempt the best scheduling approach based on the study of project ideals and project constraints. A Project ideal is a measure of success. Common project ideals identified are Highest client satisfaction, Highest quality for deliverables, shortest time possible and lowest cost possible. The typical project constraints are Knowledge, Time, cost, resource and risk constraints. After having a project PIC analysis, the best scheduling approach is decided like an Agile approach when knowledge is a constraint or when the ideal is the highest client satisfaction, Critical path method when time is dominant and time is ideal, Resource Critical Path ( RCP) approach in any resource-constrained project. A logical sequence of activities with assigned duration and resources is made and the schedule is prepared. The critical path method is the approach used widely in a construction project. Critical path and critical activities are studied in advance with the use of MSP 2016 or any other computer software and critically monitored so that these activities are completed on time and there should not be any delay in completing these activities.

Published by: Sandeep Manohar Joshi, Dr.Navnath V Khadake

Author: Sandeep Manohar Joshi

Paper ID: V6I2-1400

Paper Status: published

Published: April 18, 2020

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Automatic Saline Re-filler for COVID-19 patients using IoT

This work majorly concentrates on how automatic refilling of saline is done to the COVID 19 patients in the Intensive care Unit (ICU) or in the Critical Isolation ward so that continuous contact for the doctors with the positive patients can be minimized. In addition to this patient's BP, Heart rate can be monitored from outside of critical wards.

Published by: Peddinti Jagannadha Deekshith, Kakarlamudi Lakshmi Maidhili

Author: Peddinti Jagannadha Deekshith

Paper ID: V6I2-1399

Paper Status: published

Published: April 18, 2020

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