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Agricultural mapping and statistical analysis of Thanjavur district using remote sensing and GIS

Mapping and analyzing the agricultural lands using remote sensing and GIS technique is faster and cost-effective compared to conventional site verification method. Thanjavur is a district in Tamil Nadu which rich in agriculture. It is a lower riparian of Cauvery river. It is rich in alluvial soil, but its crop production is falling due to urbanization and water insufficiency. Failure of monsoon and insufficient river water are also major reasons. Since agricultural lands are depleting, the cost of agricultural products is increasing. LANDSAT 7 imagery is processed using ARC MAP 10.4 and classified using ERDAS IMAGINE 2014. By analyzing the results obtained through the process for decade 2009-2018 we concluded the percentage in area change for agricultural lands with crops and without crops, barren lands, urban areas, and water bodies. The study is to determine the drop in agricultural lands and its causes.

Published by: Thangaperumal S., T. Velan, J. Gnana Jeeva

Author: Thangaperumal S.

Paper ID: V5I2-1428

Paper Status: published

Published: March 23, 2019

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IoT based crack and pollution detection using Raspberry pi

The IoT integrate heterogeneous end system, which provides open access to a large selected set of information for the advancement of digital service. To surveil the safety of high rise buildings and the small deform of surroundings by contaminants are a pivotal task. We should ensure the fire safety, safety from excessive loads, vibrations, etc…. and it is essential to observe the strength of the clear-cut constructions in the event of infrastructures and we should ensure the environmental changes around us because of natural changes in the habitat. In recent years, a major consideration should be given to framework health monitoring technology to Diagnose condition of the framework using a sensor attached to them, and the number of research projects on the health monitoring of architectural structures is on the rise. If life-cycle cost is to be reduced for the building from fabrication to sustainment, much attention should be given to strength of the building. The detecting issues on the crack and pollution in the buildings play a major role in our project. Cracks can significantly increase the rate of gas and liquid transport into a structure. Although there is a general awareness that cracking can be caused when the building is not that much strength to face external issues. The cause of the cracking is important as it may have profound implications on the crack morphology, which can greatly influence the relative contribution to transport and the subsequent impact on overall performance. Prevention is better than cure, we need to be alert before the pollution level crosses the safer limits and to monitor the building before the arrival of distracts.

Published by: Jayachitra R., Kanusiya Devi T., Johned Blessy J., Harihara Sudan K., M. Vivekkumar

Author: Jayachitra R.

Paper ID: V5I2-1362

Paper Status: published

Published: March 23, 2019

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Land use and land cover change detection for Velachery using remote sensing and GIS techniques

The knowledge of land use/land cover changes is very important in understanding natural resources, their utilization, conservation, and management. Though urban growth is seen to be a worldwide phenomenon, in countries like India the rate of urbanization is very fast. India possessed a number of fast-growing cities. This paper presents the land use/land cover changes that have taken place in Velachery, from 2008 to 2018. To classify the urban land use and land cover supervised classification method has been employed. The GIS is used to prepare the different layers belonging to various land uses identified from remotely sensed data. The land use and land cover classification maps were prepared through Remote sensing and GIS technology. Nowadays in the analysis of temporal data at the district and city level, Remote sensing and Geographical Information System have gained great importance as vital tools in the analysis process. The results indicate that there was a significant increase in the built-up land decrease in the vegetation.

Published by: S. Thangaperumal, S. Aishwarya, H. Gowsalya

Author: S. Thangaperumal

Paper ID: V5I2-1397

Paper Status: published

Published: March 23, 2019

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Luminance-chrominance-gradient high dynamic range imaging with improved bitonic filter tone mapping technique

In this paper, we will discuss a new process for High-Dynamic-Range Imaging. In contrast to the traditional method, we are processing the High-Dynamic-Range imaging process in luminance-chrominance-gradient space rather than RGB space. The main motive is to get the more efficient technique and also to avoid color-distortion generating from three different color channels. We introduced a camera responsive function for luminance channel so that we can find out the HDR luminance. On the other hand, for chrominance channels, we introduced weighting in relation to the saturation level. Our technique produces more natural tone-mapped images with more information. Once the luminance, chrominance, and gradient values are extracted from the image, based on logarithmic of the luminance value, the tone mapping technique approximates the appearance of the HDR image. In local tone mapping, there is a detail loss, artifact and higher computation time because of the tone mapping technique. To increase the image quality and to increase the performance of tone mapping is the main idea of the research. Improved Bitonic Tone Mapping (IBTM) is a new technique proposed for efficient tone mapping. In this method, edges have high weights than flat surfaces and a weight factor is added to the bitonic filter. When compared to different tones mapping algorithms like Reinhard, Drago, Exposure, and Gamma, Local adoption etc. shows that from the proposed technique we can achieve higher performance.

Published by: Ravi Teja Sankuratri, B. Ravi Kiran, Mohan Teja Chitturi, Pavan Kumar Rudhramahanti, Samhita Revu

Author: Ravi Teja Sankuratri

Paper ID: V5I2-1439

Paper Status: published

Published: March 22, 2019

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Case study on LinkedIn, a media for career development

Social media is becoming a necessity in today’s world, more than ever before. Social media is delivering everything we want to know about pretty much anything, in a split second, and at our fingertips. While some embrace it and use social media regularly, others still don’t for multiple reasons; finding it difficult or they don’t want it to be intrusive or a mainstay in their lives. There are also more contemporary methods of obtaining professional contacts, such as networking online. Social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn are ideal for contacting and becoming noticed by employers that you otherwise wouldn’t have been able to speak with in person. For instance, did you know that according to the Bullhorn Reach Report, 97% of users registered with LinkedIn use it to source candidates for jobs? LinkedIn has several groups that you can engage in to showcase your knowledge and allow you to meet new people. This paper attempts to Highlights to understand. To know the various application usages, To know the purpose of using the LinkedIn, To know the role of LinkedIn in networking professional. & To know various professionals using it for career development. The results revealed that 44% of the respondents used LinkedIn for getting knowledge, to maintain relationship with professionals and for developing their career, 44% viewed LinkedIn is ranked as excellent in application usage, 46% said that LinkedIn meet their needs very well, 50% of the respondents said somewhat agreed that LinkedIn has helped them in networking professionally& 70% responded that they use LinkedIn for their profession.

Published by: Dr. Veena C. Angadi

Author: Dr. Veena C. Angadi

Paper ID: V5I2-1277

Paper Status: published

Published: March 22, 2019

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Gesture based car control with gyroscope sensor and IoT based controlling

With many new devices to control the daily life products, we have our smart phones, when connected to a network with suitable supporting software is capable of controlling many other objects or devices it is connected to via the network. These Devices use any one of the protocols available for Internet communication to communicate between them. A Web controlled vehicle system is presented in this project work. It highlights the idea to develop a remote-controlled car which can be driven from within the car using the Internet over a secured server. This car has Ultrasonic sensors to measure the safety distance between itself and any other vehicle or any other obstacle. The main goal here is to minimize the work done or needed to drive a car with ease of driving experience. At the same time, the car will assure comfort and convenience to the controller. A miniature car including the above features has been developed which showed optimum performance in a simulated environment.

Published by: Kalaichelvan M., S. Sathiyapriya, Ch. Sai Ravi Teja, Jinka Sumanth

Author: Kalaichelvan M.

Paper ID: V5I2-1321

Paper Status: published

Published: March 22, 2019

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