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Impact of growth medium on siderophore production by Vibrio campbellii: An experimental approach using universal CAS assay

The growth medium is the sole source of nourishment for the bacteria cultured under laboratory conditions. This implies that the growth medium could largely influence the quality and quantity of secondary metabolites produced by the bacterium. Secondary metabolites are the weapons used by bacteria for survival in competitive ecosystems. In this regard, Siderophores are among the vital secondary metabolites of marine bacteria which help them in sourcing the minimal iron essential for their growth and virulence from the marine environment. Among the 11 different growth media evaluated for their impact on Siderophore production by the emerging marine pathogen Vibrio campbellii, MM9 native (minimal salt medium) was found to yield the maximum siderophore units (95.35%). The key factors influencing the growth of V. campbellii were found to be glucose and casamino acid. The determinant factors influencing Siderophore production were found to be glucose and iron-depleted composition of MM9 native medium.

Published by: Archana V., Revathi K., Siva Gayathri Kola, V. P. Limna Mol, Kirubagaran R.

Author: Archana V.

Paper ID: V5I3-1448

Paper Status: published

Published: May 23, 2019

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A novel design and implementation of crack pattern analysis using image processing

Nowadays, cracks are more happening due to environmental changes, In the real-time scenario, cracks are very common in a wall, bridge, furniture, railway track. Cracks are the black marks that vanish the civil infrastructure. It indicates the safety status and It is typically developed within a few months or years.

Published by: Shreenidhi, Vinushree G. P., Sindhu K., Mamatha G.

Author: Shreenidhi

Paper ID: V5I3-1550

Paper Status: published

Published: May 23, 2019

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Traffic load minimization in software-defined wireless sensor networks

In this paper, we have discussed the problem of traffic and how to solve it using WSN and IoT. As we know IOT is the latest technology and is being used in many sectors nowadays at it very effective. As we know the problem of traffic management is increasing nowadays is big cities which causes many problems like traffic, accidents, and pollution. Management of traffic is very important and a tedious job. There have been many methods used to solve these Problems. Also, the issues like car theft have also increased nowadays, also due to high traffic ambulance also have problems in reaching the hospitals fast. In this paper, we have discussed the technique of solving this problem using IOT. There will be a sensor node and a base node the sensor node will be used to count the traffic in each lane and will send the information to the base node and the base node will take the decision of allocation of them. Also, the base node will have an RFID reader connected which will be continuously Reading for the RFID cards that will be present at the cars and compare it with the database and search for the stolen cars and ambulance and will notify after the stolen car is detected. This will help to solve the traffic management problem the theft problem and the emergency situations for the ambulance.

Published by: Gade Neeta, Rathod V. U.

Author: Gade Neeta

Paper ID: V5I3-1501

Paper Status: published

Published: May 23, 2019

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Next location prediction using Google API

The technological advances in smart phones and their widespread use has resulted in the big volume and varied types of mobile data which we have today. Location prediction through mobile data mining leverages big data applications such as traffic planning, location-based advertising, intelligent resource allocation. This paper focused on the challenging problem of predicting the next location of a mobile user given data on his or her current location. In this paper, we proposed Next Location- a personalized mobile data mining framework. In addition, the proposed framework represents a new paradigm for privacy-preserving as the mobile phone data is not shared without user permission. The prediction task consists of using such data to know and understand the user's current location.

Published by: S. Jayaprada, M. Srilatha

Author: S. Jayaprada

Paper ID: V5I3-1450

Paper Status: published

Published: May 23, 2019

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Impact of climate on construction industry

Buildings are designed for a specific climate yet they often have a lifetime of 100 years. This effect is compounded by the fact that much of the climatic data currently used for design purposes is some 30 years old. This paper investigates the impact that climate change over the last two decades may have on the design and performance of buildings by examining the specific impact that changes in temperature and solar radiation have had on one particular design variable, energy use. Impact of climate change on the building materials can lead to the loss of strength, color. The results indicate that the temperature and solar radiation in India have changed significantly in the last 15 years and that the climatic data currently being used for energy design calculations leads to inaccuracies in predictions of energy use. It is concluded that the climatic data used in these calculations should be urgently reviewed as it may be leading designers to adopt solutions which will be inappropriate for future use.

Published by: Pentkar Sai Kishore, S. Sugumar

Author: Pentkar Sai Kishore

Paper ID: V5I3-1561

Paper Status: published

Published: May 23, 2019

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A comparative study on WLB of married female Government and Private School teachers of Puducherry

Balancing work and life is very difficult for any women in any profession. When it comes to the teaching profession, it is more complicated to have a better balance between both life and work. A good teacher is an epitome in pupil’s learning and developing good habits. Private school teacher is more answerable to the management where they are working as well as parents pertaining to pupil’s education and habits. They are also responsible for nonacademic activities too to be done in the school. Besides, Government teachers are not only responsible for pupil’s educational development, but they may be assigned additional duties like election duty, survey, etc. It makes known that it is really a very complicated working environment for the teachers in both sectors. In this context, this paper attempts to study the Work-Life Balance (WLB) between married female government and private school teachers in Puducherry with a focus on personal life satisfaction and support from family. In order to carry out the study, 55 samples were chosen using simple random sampling technique. Statistical tools such as percentage analysis and t-test were used. The study found that there is no significant difference between in personal life satisfaction and support from family among government and private school teachers in Puducherry.

Published by: Dr. R. Veluraj, J. Poomagal

Author: Dr. R. Veluraj

Paper ID: V5I3-1589

Paper Status: published

Published: May 23, 2019

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