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Comparative study on the working of two non-governmental organizations in India – Make A Difference (MAD) and Latika Roy Foundation (LRF)

This review paper entails various details regarding a national level NGO (Make A Difference (MAD)) and a regional level NGO (Latika Roy Foundation (LRF)). A study regarding the individual structures and functions of these organizations has been done and suggestions as to how these two organizations can work in a coordinated manner have also been provided. MAD has a more macroscopic impact whereas LRF has a more microscopic impact. It is the amalgamation of these two impact levels which forms the foundation of the review paper. A macroscopic entity can have a more profound effect if it is enhanced microscopically, and a microscopic entity can have more outreach if provided with the required macroscopic resources. This is precisely the reason, for suggesting a coordinated helping system between a national level NGO and a regional or a state level NGO. Such a system is not only self-sustained but also mutually beneficial to the two organizations as explained earlier. Reasons for the selection of the said NGOs, their structures, recruitment processes, funding sources, and functioning have been covered in remarkable detail as well.

Published by: Kusumitha Shrinivasan, Meenakshi Jaikumar, Dr. Anand Prem Rajan

Author: Kusumitha Shrinivasan

Paper ID: V5I2-1768

Paper Status: published

Published: April 5, 2019

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Research Paper

A research paper on control of an elevator in case of failure of rope holding the inside cage

This paper explains a safety system in the current elevators which would ensure that passengers are safe even if the rope of elevator cage breaks. Elevators are largely used to ease work of human being and reduce the time of traversing up and down a multi-story building. Hence it has become equipment of prime importance. The safety of people in the elevator thus brings us to the idea of developing a low-cost and simple mechanism which can be installed in every elevator ensuring rope breakage safety of the people.

Published by: Rushikesh Rajendra Khadilkar, Jayesh Totaram Bharambe, Ajinkya Goroba Keskar, Eshwar Rajendra Dhande

Author: Rushikesh Rajendra Khadilkar

Paper ID: V5I2-1618

Paper Status: published

Published: April 5, 2019

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Research Paper

Ensure the securities in IoT for smart home monitoring system

Smart building using IOT technique is used to maintain home automation in a smart way. In order to improve security in the home, the various sensor is used. In that PIR and MQ-6 sensors plays a major role. The data from various sensors are sent to the Arduino board and get stored in the cloud. In this paper home monitoring system with intrusion, detection technique is used. For data security, wireless sensor network (WSN) playa a major role. To facilitate data encryption, a method namely DES based on efficient key generation mechanism was proposed.

Published by: Kaviya S., Divya Lakshmi R., Jenifa G.

Author: Kaviya S.

Paper ID: V5I2-1743

Paper Status: published

Published: April 5, 2019

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An experimental study on partial replacement of perlite powder and GGBS with cement in ternary blended concrete

In the present scenario in the world, the cost and environmental pollution of cement are very high which is obtained from the cement industries. Alternately we want to decrease the cost and environmental pollution by adding waste industrial materials. Among the many types of admixtures, Perlite Powder (PP) is a material with very low thermal conductivity & GGBS from industries which can be made blended concrete with perlite and GGBS powder. For the strength purpose, partial replacement of cement is carried out by GGBS at 20%. In this work different tests have been performed on M30 grade of concrete like compression test, tensile test, water absorption test. The Present work describes the comparative study of partial replacement of Perlite and GGBS powder in cement. And the Compression and Tensile tests were performed for 7days and 28days and 56 days of curing at 4% PP + 20% constant of GGBS, the compressive strength and tensile strength both are observed to be increased by 0.54% and 1.68% respectively as compared to the conventional concrete of M30 grade. And also did water absorption at 1050C and by taking of perlite powder in Mix which controls the thermal properties of concrete.

Published by: K. N. Lakshmaiah, G. Devika, D. Harish Babu, N. V. Narayana

Author: K. N. Lakshmaiah

Paper ID: V5I2-1741

Paper Status: published

Published: April 5, 2019

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Research Article

Product aspect ranking and its application

E-commerce is a transaction of buying or selling something online. E-commerce allows the customers to overcome the barriers of geographical and also allows them to purchase anytime and from anywhere and also consumers having the privilege to review positively or negatively on any product over the online. The consumer review is very important in knowing the product’s aspect and feature and it also very useful for both other consumers and firm. So in the way of finding the product aspect ranking we have proposed the methodologies in which it extracts the reviews and preprocessing, finding the aspect identification of the product, classifying the positive, negative and neutral reviews of the product by the sentiment classifier and also proposing the ranking algorithm used for the product ranking. In the data preprocessing there are methods available in which it initially differentiates the meaning and meaningless words and also it removes the postfix from each word and then tokenize each sentence by removing the emotion icons and also space. In aspect identification, we will identify the aspect from the numerous review which is given by the consumer whether it is positive or negative and on its basis of high or low score we will give a ranking. The main aims of sentiment classifier are to classify the review. The concurrent consideration of the aspect frequency and the pressure of consumer’s opinion given to each aspect on their overall opinions in the products aspects ranking and in its application.

Published by: Thirunagari Lakshmi Narasimha Vedavyas, Vanam Udayram, Kateeb Shaik Sharukh Mastan, V. Ethirajulu

Author: Thirunagari Lakshmi Narasimha Vedavyas

Paper ID: V5I2-1762

Paper Status: published

Published: April 5, 2019

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Attacks and threats in Wireless Sensor Networks

Wireless sensor networks is a rising subject to research and improvement, The advances and traits in Wireless Communication technology have made the deployment of small, low fee wireless sensor nodes connected through a wireless medium, known as Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), technically and economically possible. These WSNs have were given several packages in diverse fields like an army, environmental monitoring, fitness, enterprise and so on. Security has already ended up a primary subject for WSNs because of the wide utility of WSNs in security-vital regions. In this paper, we check out the security-related troubles and demanding situations in wi-fi sensor networks. We identify the security threats, overview proposed safety mechanisms for wi-fi sensor networks

Published by: G. V. Pavan Nikhil, Anisetti Kalyan Rahul, Chikoti Akash, Prathik Reddy, K.Manikandhan

Author: G. V. Pavan Nikhil

Paper ID: V5I2-1720

Paper Status: published

Published: April 5, 2019

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