VOLUME 3, ISSUE 4, APRIL 2016
SEQUENCING MIXED-MODEL ASSEMBLY LINE IN ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES COMPANY (EIC)
Asst. Prof. Dr. Sawsan Sabeeh Al-Zubaidy, Asst. Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Abbas Mahmoud, Salam Qaddoori Dawood, Israa Dhiaa Khalaf
EFFECT OF HEAT TREATMENT ON THE MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF A WELDED AISI 410 MARTENSITIC STAINLESS STEEL
Johnpaul C. Ezechidelu, Samuel O. Enibe, Daniel O. Obikwelu, Paul S. Nnamchi, Camillus S. Obayi
COMPARING WIRELESS LAN STANDARDS AND A MODEL PROPOSAL FOR UNIVERSITY WIRELESS NETWORK SECURITY WITH 802.1X
Mehmet Kösem, Ali Güneş
DATA HIDING IN MOTION VECTORS OF COMPRESSED VIDEO
Prof. Dipak A. Mhaske
A NOVEL INTELLIGENT ROBUST WATERMARKING SCHEME FOR PROTECTING INFORMATION IN DOCUMENT IMAGES
Prof. Arjun Nichal, Ms. Sarika Shinde, Ms. Vandana Vagare, Ms. Sarika Kadam, Ms. Pooja Anugade
SUSTAINABLE METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT USING CARRYING CAPACITY AS A TOOL: A CASE OF MUMBAI METROPOLITAN REGION, INDIA
Amit Chatterjee, Sanchita Chatterjee
VIBRATIONAL RESPONSE DIAGNOSIS OF ROTOR SYSTEM
Jadhav Dhiraj R., Prof. Dr. E. R. Deore
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF WINDMILL TO GENERATE ELECTRIC POWER USING MAGNETIC LEVITATION: A REVIEW
K.D. Chaware, Dr. P. V. Washimkar, N.N. Wadaskar
DECOMPOSITION SYMMETRIC GROUP S 5 TO CHARACTER TABLE SUBGROUP BY USING YOUNG SUBGROUPS OF TYPE S 3 × S 2 AND S 2 × S 2 × S 1
Bassim Kareem Mihsin
ADAPTIVE HEADLIGHT SYSTEM
Prof. P.R.Rodge, Pankaj Vashisth, Nandish Somani, Sagar Raut
INFLUENCE OF AVIATION FUEL ON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF GLASS FIBER-REINFORCED PLASTIC COMPOSITE
Yadav Khagendra Kumar, Dr. Dalbir Singh Lohchab
JOULEMETER: POWER MEASUREMENT FOR VIRTUAL MACHINE IN PRIVATE CLOUD COMPUTING
Dr. Shailesh Shivaji Deore
MODELLING OF ELINT RECEIVER, PERFORMANCE AND DIRECTION FINDING CAPABILITY UNDER MULTI EMITTER SCENARIO
Thomas Abraham, Sarweswaran .R
WIRELESS BASED WATER LEVEL MONITORING AND CONTROL SYSTEM
Prof S.D.Anap, Dengale Rani V, Ghule Suvarna U, Jadhav Shradha B
A SURVEY ON PRIVACY PRESERVING IN TPA USING SECURED ENCRYPTION TECHNIQUE FOR SECURE CLOUD
Reshu Tomar, Rajkumar Singh Rathore
STUDY OF DELAY FACTORS IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Shabbab Al Hammadi, M. Sadique Nawab
PROPERTIES OF ELECTROCHEMICALLY DEPOSITED CDTE THIN FILMS
Anil V. Kokate, Arun S. Garde
STUDIES ON MOLECULAR INTERACTION OF CYCLOHEXANE WITH SOME PROTIC AND APROTIC SOLVENTS
Y.B. Vispute, R.R. Pawar, A.B. Sawant, B.S. Jagdale, V.J. Naukudkar
IMPLEMENTATION OF AN IMPROVED ALGORITHM FOR UNDERWATER IMAGE ENHANCEMENT AND DENOISING
Ms. Pooja A. Jaiswal, Prof. Vishal B. Padole
DETERMINATION OF SPECIFIC HEAT OF LOW CONDUCTIVE POLYMERS USING LOCALLY MADE LOW COST CALORIMETER AND STUDY OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYPROPYLENE
H. Ahmad, M.A. Islam, R. Akter, M. F. Uddin, S. Akter, S.I. Rasu
TRACKING GREENLAND ICEBERGS
K. Suharsha, K. Rangahemanth Kumar, Dr. P. Venkatesan
A SYSTEM DYNAMICS APPROACH TOWARDS SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT- A CASE STUDY
Pijush Chandra Das, U.R. Dhar
AN ACTIVE FRACTION FROM DALBERGIATRICHOCARPA BAKER DISRUPTS THE FORMATION AND MAINTENANCE OF BIOFILMS IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA PAO1
Tsiry Rasamiravaka, Labtani Quentin, Adeline Mol, Véronique Megalizzi, Christian Rabemanantsoa, Pierre Duez and Mondher El Jaziri
SELENA: A VOICE ENABLED INTELLIGENT CLINICAL ASSISTANT
Mandar S. Deshpande, Sagar R. Bhave, Ashish Kumar R. Bidap, Tushar S. Gote, Prof. Parag S. Kulkarni
CENTERS IN SUBDIVISION AND INSERTED GRAPHS
A. Anto Kinsley, J. Joan Princiya
SOUND QUALITY PERFORMANCE OF PURE REACTIVE AND PURE ABSORPTIVE MUFFLER BY SIMULATION
Amit Kumar Gupta
INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM BUILT AROUND HYBRID TECHNOLOGY: A REVIEW
Premansu Sekhara Rath, Dr.Nalinikanta Barpanda, Subodh Panda
A NOVEL TECHNIQUE OF SENTIMENT ANALYSIS BY SANDWICH OF DATA MINING AND IMAGE PROCESSING
Prince Patel, Aishwarya Parkhi, Poorva Hulyalkar, Ronak Parmar, Prof W. P. Rahane
NEOVASCULATUE IN 3D-PLGA/NHAP SCAFFOLDS FOR MURINE CRITICAL SIZE BONE DEFECT REGENERATION BY PHOTOACOUSTIC IMAGING: A PRELIMINARY STUDY
Jian Li, Bin Teng, Ri-Qiang Lin, Chang She, Zhen-Yu Yao, Jian Zhang, Liang Song, Pei-Gen Ren
UNSTRUCTURED DATA AND TERM MINING BASED ON CLUSTERING IN DOCUMENT NOSQL
Mr. Anuj Kumar Ray, Sayali Nandkishor Dhimate, Anish Kumar
HEART OIL USED AS BIO LUBRICANT IN DIESEL ENGINE
Shirsath Ashwini, Sonwane Bharati, Kodre Gajanan, Sagar Tushar
A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF ACTIVE SCANNING & RECONNAISSANCE TOOLS
Manjit Kaur, Gurpreet Kaur, Er. Gurjot Singh
LASER LIGHT BASED VOICE AND DATA TRANSMISSION AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCE AUTOMATION
Pulkit Swami, Pradeep Singh, Rahul kumar rana, Prashant, Prashant Sharma, Annu Govind
ANTENNA DIVERSITY TECHNIQUES
Sukhdeep Kaur, Jaipreet Kaur, Manjit Sandhu
Abstract
SEQUENCING MIXED-MODEL ASSEMBLY LINE IN ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES COMPANY (EIC)
Asst. Prof. Dr. Sawsan Sabeeh Al-Zubaidy, Asst. Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Abbas Mahmoud, Salam Qaddoori Dawood, Israa Dhiaa Khalaf
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3401
Abstract: Mixed-model assembly line has great importance because of its variability. This type of assembly line includes two important problems, the first is the mixed-model line balancing problem and the second is the model sequencing problem. The mixed-model line balancing problem is the problem of assigning tasks to stations in a way to get an effective performance measures, and the model sequencing problem is the problem of deciding the sequence in which different models should be released to the same assembly line. This paper focused on sequencing problem that dependent on the results of balancing problem. There are several methods could be used for solving the sequencing problem, we described the Goal chasing 1 method. This method is applied on the assembly plant of Electronic Industries Company (EIC) that assembles different models of automatic changeover (ACH) which is dependent on the results of (MMSLO) program with a heuristic balancing method.
Keywords: mixed-model assembly line; Goal chasing 1 method; (MMLSO) program; heuristic methods.
Abstract
EFFECT OF HEAT TREATMENT ON THE MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF A WELDED AISI 410 MARTENSITIC STAINLESS STEEL
Johnpaul C. Ezechidelu, Samuel O. Enibe, Daniel O. Obikwelu, Paul S. Nnamchi, Camillus S. Obayi
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3402
Abstract: Although martensitic stainless steel materials are not used in large quantities compared to austenitic and ferritic grades, they play a huge and often unseen part in our modern world due to their combination of strength, toughness and moderate corrosion resistance. However, after wielding the martensitic stainless steel tend to lose their mechanical/micro structural integrity. In this study, the microstructures and mechanical properties of a welded AISI 410 martensitic stainless steel after different heat treatments were studied, with aims to restore the hardness and improve grain refinement of the materials. The results show that the structures of the steel after austenitizing treatment at 1020°C, are of lath martensite mixed with a small amount of retained austenite. Apart from TP2 specimen, where martensite phase was transformed into ferrite structure, the structures of the tempered steel are mixtures of tempered martensite, carbides and reversed austenite dispersed in the martensite matrix. The result indicate that the tempering regimens (500, 600 and 700°C) carried out improved the hardness and grain refinement leading to the existence of finely distributed carbides in the materials. TheTP3 specimen experienced secondary hardening phenomenon, displays the best comprehensive mechanical properties and has the highest hardness value of 370.7 HV close to the parent metal after tempering at 700 °C.
Keywords: Martensitic stainless steel, heat treatment, microstructure, mechanical properties, austenitizing, tempering, welding.
Abstract
COMPARING WIRELESS LAN STANDARDS AND A MODEL PROPOSAL FOR UNIVERSITY WIRELESS NETWORK SECURITY WITH 802.1X
Mehmet Kösem, Ali Güneş
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3403
Abstract: With the increasing use of wireless devices, information sharing, use of systems and many different applications were taken into account over Wireless Network. One of the biggest problems of Wireless network is that it might lead to many security gaps. When Universities, naturally considering academic staff, managers and student population the number of users in Wireless Network are many, therefore Universities are firms that need to be careful about security due to the different applications. In this research, the Security Methods and Standards were generally discussed, after comparing them, secure wireless network architecture has been designed for Universities and the design has been applied in Fatih Sultan Mehmet University.
Keywords: wireless networks, network security, 802.1x, campus network architecture.
Abstract
DATA HIDING IN MOTION VECTORS OF COMPRESSED VIDEO
Prof. Dipak A. Mhaske
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3404
Abstract: Steganography is the specialty of data covering up in video, pictures and sound keeps an unapproved replicating straightforwardly. It can valuable in Military correspondences and some different applications too where instead of covering the substance of a message utilizing encryption, search for to hide its sender, its collector or even the presence of some data. The paper is executed to manage the data stowing away in compacted video in movement vectors i.e. we can say video steganography. Since pictures and crude recordings are helpless against assaults, in compacted video we concentrated on the movement vectors to shroud the data by making utilization of forward predictive (P) frames and bidirectional (B) frames.
Keywords: Video steganography, motion vectors, Data hiding, Compressed Video.
Abstract
IMPLEMENTATION OF GREEN CHEMISTRY IN CHEMISTRY – A REVIEW
Rajesh Mittu
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3406
Abstract: This paper presents implementation of green chemistry in various aspects of chemistry to overcome the problems of health, safety for workers in addition to the environmental problems are associated with compounds from their manufacturing, use and disposition as waste. Green chemistry is the new and rapid emerging branch of chemistry. Green Chemistry is the practice of chemistry in a manner that maximizes its benefits while eliminating or at least greatly reducing its adverse impacts by the application of 12 principles. Twelve principles of green chemistry focused on methods that deals with prevention of waste, maximize atom economy, less hazardous chemical synthesis, metathesis, designing safer chemicals, using safer solvents and auxiliaries, use of renewable Feedstocks, use of softer catalysts other than heavy metal catalysts, use of biocatalysts, avoid the production of chemical derivatives, develop energy efficient synthesis, development of safer chemistry methods for accident prevention. Green chemistry is also interested for research and alternative innovations on many practical aspects of organic synthesis in the university and research laboratories of institutes.
Keywords: Green Chemical reactions, Green Chemistry in polymer manufacture.
Abstract
SUSTAINABLE METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT USING CARRYING CAPACITY AS A TOOL: A CASE OF MUMBAI METROPOLITAN REGION, INDIA
Amit Chatterjee, Sanchita Chatterjee
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3407
Abstract: Diverse urban problems in the Indian Metropolitan Region occur due to over-development and over-concentration in the metropolitan city which exceed the carrying capacity. In achieving sustainable development through resolving such problems, practical approaches to include urban carrying capacity for managing urban development are required. Present research focused to assess metropolitan problems such as overconcentration of population, lack of future developable land, less FAR (Floor Area Ratio), decreasing natural areas etc. and these calls for assessing the carrying capacity through a case study of Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) by applying the Sustainable Accommodation through Feedback Evaluation (SAFE) model. In present research an attempt has been made to decentralize urban growth from Greater Mumbai through SAFE model for balanced urban mosaic within MMR and has also indicated clues for the policy makers for sustainable metropolitan regional development.
Keywords: Carrying Capacity, FAR, Greater Mumbai, MMR, SAFE, Sustainable.
Abstract
VIBRATIONAL RESPONSE DIAGNOSIS OF ROTOR SYSTEM
Jadhav Dhiraj R., Prof. Dr. E. R. Deore
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3408
Abstract: Unbalance and misalignment, both are most common causes of machine vibration which reduces life of the machine. In this paper, experimental studies were performed on a rotor dynamic test apparatus to predict the vibration spectrum for rotor unbalance and misalignment. A self-designed simplified flexible coupling was used in the experiments. The rotor shaft accelerations were measured at three different speed using FFT four channel vibration analyzer (ADASH) under the unbalance and misalignment conditions. The experimental frequency spectra were also obtained for unbalanced and misalignment condition.
Keywords: Unbalance, Misalignment, Rotor system, FFT.
Abstract
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF WINDMILL TO GENERATE ELECTRIC POWER USING MAGNETIC LEVITATION: A REVIEW
K.D. Chaware, Dr. P. V. Washimkar, N.N. Wadaskar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3409
Abstract: The present scenario indicates that the demand for electricity is increasing day by day and to meet it many research are going on. Electricity generation through renewable energy sources has gained attention in the last few decades due to depleting conventional energy sources and can help in reducing dependency on fossil fuels. One of the fastest growing renewable energy sources in the world is wind energy source. With the use of magnetic levitation the efficiency of the wind turbine can be increased and losses minimized. It also increases the life span of the generator. Magnetic Suspension Wind Power Generators, represent a very promising future for wind power generation.
Keywords: Windmill, Wind Power Generation, Electricity Generation, Wind Power Generators, Fossil Fuels.
Abstract
DECOMPOSITION SYMMETRIC GROUP S 5 TO CHARACTER TABLE SUBGROUP BY USING YOUNG SUBGROUPS OF TYPE S 3 × S 2 AND S 2 × S 2 × S 1
Bassim Kareem Mihsin
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3410
Abstract: In this paper we will work with the decomposition character table for symmetric groups S4 to character table of all subgroups by using a new young subgroup of type S2×S2.
Keywords: Symmetric group, Young subgroup, wheel, primitive wheel, (classical &Relative) character.
Abstract
ADAPTIVE HEADLIGHT SYSTEM
Prof. P.R.Rodge, Pankaj Vashisth, Nandish Somani, Sagar Raut
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3411
Abstract: According to traffic accident data, the maximum of severe road accidents occurs at night vision. Therefore it is of great importance to use available technology to contribute to road safety by increasing the visual conditions provided by vehicle headlights. The topic of this project is adaptive headlights that are headlights and side indicators. Their feature is that they turn with the steering, so that the driver of the vehicle can see the bend, what driver is actually turning into. These type of headlights appeared on production cars in the 1920's along with turn of the steering the adaptation will be in the form of Light intensity for headlights and moisture sensing for side indicator lights.
Keywords: Traffic accident, Road Accidents, Vehicle Headlights, Side Indicators.
Abstract
SURVEY ON PASSIVE IMAGE TAMPERING DETECTION
Rajath B, Sunitha K
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3412
Abstract: Digital images are present everywhere on magazine covers, in newspapers, in courtrooms as evidence and all over the Internet signifying one of the major ways for communication nowadays. The trustworthiness of digital images has been questioned, because of the ease with which these images can be manipulated in both its origin & content as a result of tremendous growth of digital image manipulation tools. Digital image forensics is the latest research field which intends to authorize the genuineness of images. This survey attempts to provide an overview of various digital image forgeries and the state of art passive methods to authenticate digital images.
Keywords: Digital image forensics, Image authentication, Image forgery, Image tampering, Passive methods.
Abstract
INFLUENCE OF AVIATION FUEL ON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF GLASS FIBER-REINFORCED PLASTIC COMPOSITE
Yadav Khagendra Kumar, Dr. Dalbir Singh Lohchab
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3413
Abstract: Glass fiber reinforced plastic (GFRP) composites are one of the most widely used composite materials, as they have good balance between properties and costs. GFRP laminate composite widely use in aircraft industry to produces the aircraft main bodies, doors, ailerons, spoilers and other aircraft components. During their in-service life, These composite materials can expose to different working condition as well as to different environments, where Moisture can be introduced to the materials; in such working condition the properties of such materials needs to be well understood for appropriate design and use. The focus of this research is to determine the effect of aviation fuel on the glass fiber reinforcement plastic. Therefore, the GFRP specimens were manufacture by vacuum infusion process and the specimens were subjected to aviation fuel immersion tests, using AVGAS 100LL and ATF, in order to study the effects of oil absorption behaviour on flexural properties of GFRP composites. Both solutions affect the flexural properties. However, for tests performed, the ATF promotes the highest effect on the flexural properties.
Keywords: GFRP, Composite materials, Aircraft, AVGAS and ATF.
Abstract
JOULEMETER: POWER MEASUREMENT FOR VIRTUAL MACHINE IN PRIVATE CLOUD COMPUTING
Dr. Shailesh Shivaji Deore
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3414
Abstract: In private cloud environment power measuring and their management is most important for cloud service providers because of virtual machines how much power consumed cannot measure purely hardware. Microsoft Co-operation provides a glorious tool Joulemeter [18] to measure how much energy/power consumed by virtual machine. In this paper we discussed and elaborate how much energy required virtual machine in private cloud environments.
Keywords: VM, VMs, Energy, Host, Guest.
Abstract
MODELLING OF ELINT RECEIVER, PERFORMANCE AND DIRECTION FINDING CAPABILITY UNDER MULTI EMITTER SCENARIO
Thomas Abraham, Sarweswaran .R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3415
Abstract: Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) is the result of observing the signals by radar systems to obtain information about their capabilities. ELINT provides timely information about threatening system such as radar that guide aircraft or missile to target. It can be installed in all kinds of airborne, sea based, and ground based assets and is used for identifying and avoiding threats. Amplitude comparison direction finding method is used in this design to determine the Angle of Arrival of the received signals by distributing eight antennas circularly. Determining the direction or Angle of Arrival of a radar signal is fundamental to electronic intelligence. It uses eight directional antennas circularly distributed, whose boresight are pointed in different directions. The boresights are typically offset from each other such that the gain patterns overlap along the 3dB edge. When the signals arrived, it is down converted to intermediate frequency using Digital Down Converter (DDC) and Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) is taken. The ratio of power amplitudes of the antennas are compared to known antenna gain patterns which is then used to calculate the Angle of Arrival. The equation of Angle of Arrival was derived by taking the ratio of signal amplitudes between each two adjacent antennas due to their associated Angle of Arrival over 360 directions. This method makes the system simple in analysis and implementation and gives good accuracy and resolution over a wide range of frequencies. This system provides the horizontal (azimuth) direction of the arrived signal as related to the reference direction automatically without steering antennas and then overcomes the mechanical problems. The proposed system in this paper operates over a wide band of frequency (0.5 to 18GHz) and covers the whole 360 degrees.
Keywords: Amplitude comparison, AOA, Direction Finding, ELINT, Multi Emitter.
Abstract
WIRELESS BASED WATER LEVEL MONITORING AND CONTROL SYSTEM
Prof S.D.Anap, Dengale Rani V, Ghule Suvarna U, Jadhav Shradha B
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3416
Abstract: Now a day's drainage blockage is the major cause of pollution and flooding in the Metro manila cities. Because of these people in Metro cities faces no. of problem such as bad impact on human health and also causes of accident. We have designed the drainage blockage detection system to avoid such problems. This system provides monitoring of drainage condition and to inform authorities of these condition. This design present an implementation wireless sensor network in the monitoring of drainage system using GSM system. To detecting blockages and monitoring water level condition we use level sensor. This design consist of GSM module is used to send the messages to central computer and monitors all drainages throughout the area.
Keywords: Include GSM- model, ARM7, Level sensor, IR sensor, Solenoid valve, Pressure sensor.
Abstract
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF NANOCOMPOSITES
Mashal Alenazi
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3418
Abstract: A series of carbon nano?ber (CNF)/ polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS)-based nanocomposites was prepared using in situ polymerization technique by critical manipulation of factors, such as method of preparation and chemical modi?cation of ?ller. Quanti?cation of the degree of dispersion was done by introducing a dispersion degree parameter. Ceria-based composites are developed as potential electrolytes for intermediate solid oxide fuel cell applications and a better understanding of the ionic conduction mechanism serves this purpose. Ceria based composites were produced by several processing routes using a ceria-based ceramic host (Sm, Gddoped ceria) and various Na and Li carbonates. Simple ceria/carbonate two-phase nanocomposites were synthesized by the carbonate precipitation method followed by a thermal treatment.
Keywords: Electrical, Nanocomposites, CNF, Nano ?llers.
Abstract
A SURVEY ON PRIVACY PRESERVING IN TPA USING SECURED ENCRYPTION TECHNIQUE FOR SECURE CLOUD
Reshu Tomar, Rajkumar Singh Rathore
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3419
Abstract: Cloud Computing is that the new buzz word in today's computing world. though there's large buzz, many of us are confused on specifically what cloud computing is, particularly the term is used to mean nearly anything. Cloud Computing has been visualised because the next generation design of IT Enterprise. It moves the application software and databases to the centralized massive data centres, wherever the management of the data and services might not be absolutely trustworthy. This distinctive paradigm brings concerning several new security challenges, that haven't been well understood. This work studies the problem of ensuring the integrity of data storage in Cloud Computing. Especially, we think about the task of permitting a third party auditor (TPA), on behalf of the cloud client, to verify the integrity of the dynamic data kept within the cloud. To securely introduce an efficient third party auditor (TPA), the subsequent two basic necessities should be met. First, TPA should be able to efficiently audit the cloud data storage without demanding the native copy of data, and introduce no extra on-line burden to the cloud user. Second, the third party auditing method should bring in no new vulnerabilities towards user data privacy. During this paper, we utilize and uniquely combine the general public key primarily based homomorphic authenticator with random masking to realize the privacy-preserving public cloud data auditing system, which meets all above needs. to deal with these issues, our work utilizes the technique of secret key primarily based bilaterally symmetrical key cryptography that enables TPA to perform the auditing without demanding the native copy of user's keep data and therefore severely deduces the transmission and computation overhead as compared to the simple data auditing approaches. The projected system offer safer design by using light weighted APCC (Authentication protocol for cloud computing).In previous system SSL is employed for this purpose. Than challenge handshake authentication protocol is employed for authentication. Challenge handshake authentication protocol is employed for authentication once client request for any data or service on the cloud .We will use VerifyProof run by TPA to audit the proof from the cloud. Initially request sends for identity of client by Service supplier authenticator. For sending or receiving data over cloud we are going to use blowfish for security purpose.
Keywords: Cloud computing, Cloud, TPA, Cryptography, Blowfish, symmetric key.
Abstract
STUDY OF DELAY FACTORS IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Shabbab Al Hammadi, M. Sadique Nawab
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3420
Abstract: Construction Industry plays an important role in socio-economy development of any developing country. Construction time serves as a benchmark for assessing the performance of any project. Due to unexpected problems encountered during Conception, designing & construction phase often led to unwanted delay in project completion. A survey was conducted in Saudi Arabia to determine exact factors responsible for project delay. This was achieved by carrying a critical analysis of the literature and carrying out a questionnaires survey among consultants, project managers and engineers involved in construction projects and collecting their responses. The importance of Project owner's role, contractor related, Financing related, Materials related, Design documents have been cited as main delay factors. Causes of time and cost overruns comparison was done with various past researches done in Asia and Africa, which yielded 7 delay factors: Slowness and Lack of constraint; Incompetence; Design; Market and Estimate; Financial capability; Government; and Worker.
Keywords: Construction Industry, Construction time, Saudi Arabia, Project delay.
Abstract
PROPERTIES OF ELECTROCHEMICALLY DEPOSITED CDTE THIN FILMS
Anil V. Kokate, Arun S. Garde
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3421
Abstract: Thin films of CdTe have been deposited on to stainless steel and fluorine doped tin oxide (FTO) coated glass substrates from aqueous acidic bath using electro deposition technique. The different preparative parameters, such as deposition time, bath temperature, pH of the bath have been optimized by photo electrochemical (PEC) technique in order to get good quality photosensitive material. The deposited films are annealed at different temperature in presence of air. Annealing temperature is also optimized by photo electrochemical (PEC) technique. The film annealed at 200OC showed more photosensitivity. Different techniques have been used to characterize the as deposited and annealed (at 200OC) CdTe thin film. The X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis showed the polycrystalline nature and a significant increase in the XRD peak intensities is observed for the CdTe films after annealing. Optical absorption shows the presence of direct transition with band gap energy 1.64 eV and after annealing it decreases to 1.50 eV. Energy dispersive analysis by X-ray (EDAX) study for the as-deposited and annealed films showed nearly stoichiometric compound formation. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) reveals that spherically shaped grains are more uniformly distributed over the surface of the substrate for the annealed CdTe film. Photovoltaic output characteristics and spectral response of the annealed film have been carried. The fill factor (ff) and power conversion efficiency (?) of the cell are found to be 71 % and 3.89 %.
Keywords: PEC, XRD, band gap, EDAX, fill factor and efficiency.
Abstract
STUDIES ON MOLECULAR INTERACTION OF CYCLOHEXANE WITH SOME PROTIC AND APROTIC SOLVENTS
Y.B. Vispute, R.R. Pawar, A.B. Sawant, B.S. Jagdale, V.J. Naukudkar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3422
Abstract: The specific and non specific inter molecular interactions are sensitive to composition, temperature and presence of different functional groups in the mixture under investigation. Group contribution methods are powerful tools for the prediction of thermodynamic and transport properties of liquid mixtures, for studying the excess molar volume and deviation function in the viscosity. In order to investigate the presence of specific and non specific interactions between the constituent molecules of binary mixtures of Cyclohexane with some Protic and aprotic solvents for measurement of densities and viscosities as the function of mole fractions are carried out. From the measured values excess molar volume and deviation in viscosity is calculated.
Keywords: Excess volume, Deviation in viscosity, Molecular interactions.
Abstract
IMPLEMENTATION OF AN IMPROVED ALGORITHM FOR UNDERWATER IMAGE ENHANCEMENT AND DENOISING
Ms. Pooja A. Jaiswal, Prof. Vishal B. Padole
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3423
Abstract: For under water images, denoising and image enhancement is essential. Underwater exploration of the seafloor is used for various scientific reasons such as assessing the biological environment, exploring mineral, and for conducting underwater living organism's analysis. As the images underwater suffers from the different degree of distortion. Underwater images are affected by the light scattering and colour change, so most of times images that we captured are blur. Due to light scattering incident light get reflected and deflected multiple times by particle present in the water which degrade the visibility and contrast of the underwater images. The underwater images have poor image quality. First it uses some pre-processingmethodology which is to be done before wavelet threshold de-nosing. Then it will use webers law for image enhancement along with wavelet transform then we get some adaptive output and the images that we recovered are more enhanced as well as it reduce the noise level.
Keywords: Underwater images, Enhancement, Denoising, and Wavelet transform Webers law.
Abstract
DETERMINATION OF SPECIFIC HEAT OF LOW CONDUCTIVE POLYMERS USING LOCALLY MADE LOW COST CALORIMETER AND STUDY OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYPROPYLENE
H. Ahmad, M.A. Islam, R. Akter, M. F. Uddin, S. Akter, S.I. Rasu
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3424
Abstract: To evaluate the performance of locally made plastic box calorimeter, developed method heat (Q) vs. temperature (T) was used for measurement of specific heat. Specific heat of the three different types of pure polypropylene (pure PP beads, single rolled PP sheets and double rolled PP sheets) and jute fiber reinforced (5%) polypropylene samples were determined. The measured specific heat of samples were showed excellent agreement with the literature value. The mechanical properties like tensile strength, percent elongation at break& young's modulus were measured for corresponding samples. The tensile strength as well as elongation at break was decreased as the rolling number of PP sheets increased but at the same time young's modulus showed increasing trends.
Keywords: Specific heat, single and double rolled PP, tensile strength; elongation at break, young's modulus.
Abstract
TRACKING GREENLAND ICEBERGS
K. Suharsha, K. Rangahemanth Kumar, Dr. P. Venkatesan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3425
Abstract: We propose in this paper a few information about tracking Greenland icebergs and to avoid accidents for ships and for easy transportation in oceans. An iceberg or ice mountain is a large piece of fresh water ice that has broken off a glacier or an ice shelf and is floating freely in open water, may subsequently become frozen into pack ice (one form of sea ice). As it drifts into shallower waters, it may come into contact with the seabed, a process referred to as seabed gouging by ice. Density of pure ice is about 920 kg/m³, and that of sea water about 1025 kg/m³, typically only one-tenth of the volume of an iceberg is above water (due to Archimedes's Principle). The shape of the underwater portion can be difficult to judge by looking at the portion above the surface. This has led to the expression "tip of the iceberg ", for a problem or difficulty that is only a small manifestation of a larger problem.
Keywords: Icebergs, density, tip of iceberg, Archimedes' principle.
Abstract
A SYSTEM DYNAMICS APPROACH TOWARDS SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT- A CASE STUDY
Pijush Chandra Das, U.R. Dhar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3426
Abstract: Managing production and operations with available resources have become the most challenging job of today's software industry. This involves not only optimizing on available resources but achieving improved productivity with minimum cost of production, controlled overruns and adherence to schedule. The challenge to optimize becomes even more hard-hitting and uncompromising when the requirement changes are too frequent as in case of agile software production system. This dynamic behaviour of agile software production systems can be modelled using system dynamics (SD). The software production process can be modelled and its behaviour predicted along with consequences of managerial policies on the production system. Agile development is one of the solutions to the problem of extremely complicated methods, which is being adopted of late by various software production systems. Hence, the prime objective of this research is to investigate how the application of system dynamics can aid in the performance analysis and improvement of Agile software production systems. The paper puts forth some of the dynamic forces that affect Quality Assurance (QA) activity which are modeled using system dynamics. The feedback loops developed explain how schedule pressure in an ongoing software project, which arises when the project is behind its time schedule, leads to an increased error generation rate. With increasing number of errors committed, a major part of the available resources (man, machine, money etc.) are utilized in error correction and rework instead of development activities. This adversely affects the project's progress rate thereby leading to increase in schedule pressures and adding to greater cost of poor quality.
Keywords: Agile software development, software projects, system dynamics, change request.
Abstract
AN ACTIVE FRACTION FROM DALBERGIATRICHOCARPA BAKER DISRUPTS THE FORMATION AND MAINTENANCE OF BIOFILMS IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA PAO1
Tsiry Rasamiravaka, Labtani Quentin, Adeline Mol, Véronique Megalizzi, Christian Rabemanantsoa, Pierre Duez and Mondher El Jaziri
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3427
Abstract: The bark of Dalbergiatrichocapra Baker is traditionally used in Madagascar as an anti-infective remedy. Beyond the recently known anti-quorum sensing (QS) properties of the D. trichocarpabark n-hexane extract, QS-independent anti-infective activities have been also detected. Indeed, chromatographic fractionation allowed the elution of fraction F1 that affects neither bacterial growth nor the expression of QS-related genes (lasB and rhlA) but significantly reduces the formation of biofilm (55.8 ± 2.3%, as compared to control conditions). Moreover,F1 is able to disrupt the structure of one-day old preformed biofilms, which consequently increases the effectiveness of an antibiotic, levofloxacin, on biofilm-encapsulated bacteria (dead bacteria in presence of levofloxacin-F1 were two-fold higher compared to levofloxacin alone). This F1-triggered disruption of biofilm formation is presumably due to an induced reduction in flagellar-dependent motilities (swimming and swarming) as well as in exopolysaccharides production. The inhibitory effect on biofilm appears reversible as the biofilm formation resumes when F1 is discarded from the culture medium. This interesting non-bactericidal mechanism of action may justify the traditional uses of D. trichocarpa in Malagasy medicine. Further work aims at identifying the compound(s) responsible for this biofilm disruption.
Keywords: Antivirulence, Biofilm, Dalbergiatrichocarpa, Extract, Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
Abstract
SELENA: A VOICE ENABLED INTELLIGENT CLINICAL ASSISTANT
Mandar S. Deshpande, Sagar R. Bhave, Ashish Kumar R. Bidap, Tushar S. Gote, Prof. Parag S. Kulkarni
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3428
Abstract: This paper illustrates the design of an end to end application for an intelligent personal assistant, named Selena, who accepts the queries in the form of voice or text and responds same with natural language processing. Selena has been modelled as an alternative for the physical presence of a medical assistant at a hospital or a clinic. Selena would develop an interactive chat session with the patient enquiring about the variousdetails and patient history and later generates a formatted document which holds the data extracted from that chat session and which would be further passed on to the doctor. Selena withholds well established open infrastructure for speech recognition, speech synthesis, machine learning and knowledge discovery from data.
Keywords: Machine learning, Chatbot, Pattern Recognition, Speech Recognition, Speech Synthesis, Java Speech API, Knowledge Discovery, iText Pdf Generator, Selena: A Clinical Assistant.
Abstract
CENTERS IN SUBDIVISION AND INSERTED GRAPHS
A. Anto Kinsley, J. Joan Princiya
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3429
Abstract: In this paper we study some concepts involving distance in subdivision graphs and inserted graphs and their centers. We prove some results on center, periphery and radius of the subdivision graph S (G) and inserted graph I(G)of a graph G for complete, cycle, complete bipartite, star and wheel graphs. An important theorem has been proved that in a connected graph the centers of G and S (G) have no common vertex. Graphs which are the periphery of some subdivision graph are characterized.
Keywords: Distance, Eccentricity, Radius, Diameter, Center, Subdivision graph and Inserted graph.
Abstract
SOUND QUALITY PERFORMANCE OF PURE REACTIVE AND PURE ABSORPTIVE MUFFLER BY SIMULATION
Amit Kumar Gupta
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3430
Abstract: Paper shows the sound quality performance of pure reactive and pure absorptive muffler by using wave 1-D simulation tool. Pure reactive muffler and pure absorptive muffler is noise reduction element on exhaust system. Two basic term is used for noise attenuation first is transmission loss (TL) and other is insertion loss (IL). The main aim of this paper is to use of Wave 1-D tool to simulate sound quality performance as well as an experimental method (two load method) for muffler's TL measurement for central inlet and side outlet position. Afterword to achieve by proven results analysis is done for convergent and divergent cylindrical duct. CFD tool is used for virtual prototyping which has already validated with various case studies. Also by comparing the experimental results by fabricated muffler with FEA results for central inlet and central outlet shows the validation of results. So the optimization can be achieved by using FEA tool by using virtual prototyping. Finally absorptive muffler gives good performance.
Keywords: Transmission Loss (TL), Sound Quality, Wave 1-D.
Abstract
BIOSENSOR FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS
Ahmed Sabr
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3431
Abstract: In this paper, A total internal reflectance fluorescence (TIRF)-based biosensor for progesterone in bovine milk was developed and tested by measuring the progesterone level in daily milk samples for 25 days, covering a whole estrus cycle. The detection is based on total internal reflectance fluorescence. An immunobiosensor assay was developed for the multi-residue screening of a range of nitrofuran compounds in avian eyes. A polyclonal antibody which binds at least 5 of the major parent nitrofurans was raised in a rabbit after inoculation with a nitrofuran mimic-protein conjugate. Sample homogenates were extracted into 0.1 M hydrochloric acid and subjected to clean-up by solid phase extraction and micro-centrifugation prior to biosensor analysis.
Keywords: Biosensor, applications, glucose, pregnancy.
Abstract
INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM BUILT AROUND HYBRID TECHNOLOGY: A REVIEW
Premansu Sekhara Rath, Dr.Nalinikanta Barpanda, Subodh Panda
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3432
Abstract: The use of computer network based services play an incredible, vital and major role in our daily life. Hence, network protection and security is getting more and more significance than ever. It is the intrusion attack which poses a serious security risk in network environment. Hence, to maintain a high level security to ensure safe and trusted communication of information between various parties is very important. This paper focuses on study of existing intrusion detection system by using hybrid technology that is data mining along with soft computing techniques. There are different approaches being employed in IDS but unluckily each of the technique so far is not entirely ideal. In this paper, I have gone through a few research papers regarding the basics of IDS, the methodologies, good fuzzy classifiers using genetic algorithms and data mining techniques which are the focus of the solution for the problem of IDS. Ultimately, a discussion of upcoming technologies and various methodologies which promise to improve the capability of computer system to detect intrusion is offered.
Keywords: Intrusion detection system, Genetic algorithm, Fuzzy Logic, Data mining, Attack , Clustering.
Abstract
A NOVEL TECHNIQUE OF SENTIMENT ANALYSIS BY SANDWICH OF DATA MINING AND IMAGE PROCESSING
Prince Patel, Aishwarya Parkhi, Poorva Hulyalkar, Ronak Parmar, Prof W. P. Rahane
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3434
Abstract: When a text is accessible in a digital format, it is a task in the field of text mining to accurately predict the sentiment of a text or the intention with which the text was written. In this paper, we are trying to develop a system that will analyse the intention with which a particular text is written. Sentiment analysis becomes a tedious job in the domain of text mining as the problem of polysemy (one word with different meanings) and synonymy (many words with the same meaning) arises frequently. Our intention is to take this process one step ahead by analysing and verifying the sentiment using image processing in order to identify the intention with which a sender is sending a particular text message. By processing the image, it will help to improve the accuracy of sentiment analysis as the facial expression is captured while the sender is sending the message. The facial expression will account for the mood of the sender at that instance which enhances the sentiment analysis. This system will give a report of all the activities of the sender and will eventually detect the mood of the sender just with the help of the messages that he has sent.
Keywords: Data mining, Image processing, Emotion, Sentiment analysis, Natural Language Processing (NLP), ADAboost, Region of Interest (ROI
Abstract
NEOVASCULATUE IN 3D-PLGA/NHAP SCAFFOLDS FOR MURINE CRITICAL SIZE BONE DEFECT REGENERATION BY PHOTOACOUSTIC IMAGING: A PRELIMINARY STUDY
Jian Li, Bin Teng, Ri-Qiang Lin, Chang She, Zhen-Yu Yao, Jian Zhang, Liang Song, Pei-Gen Ren
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3435
Abstract: Reconstruction of large bone defects remains a challenge in the orthopaedic clinic. Genetic modification of biomaterial scaffold provides the opportunity to control the cellular microenvironment by inducing expression of tissue inductive factors to promote angiogenesis and osteogenesis. Angiogenesis in tissue-engineering scaffolds is essential for supplying oxygen and nutrients to the cells, removing waste products, and ultimately functionalizing implanted scaffolds. However, it was difficult to visualize and measure angiogenesis in three-dimensional (3D) scaffolds or new bone in bone tissue engineering in vivo and non-invasively. Photoacoustic microscopy (PAM) is a novel imaging modality that can acquire volumetric data in a non-invasive manner. In this study, we fabricated lentivirus-mediated genetic modification of 3D-PLGA/nHAp scaffold (PH), which can deliver recombinant lentivirus carrying cytokine gene-pdgfb (LV-pdgfb). In vitro, the modified scaffolds (PHp) continuously released bioactive LV-pdgfb particles for up to 5 days, and expressed PDGF-BB and significantly promoted migration of bone marrow-derived MSCs (BMSCs). In vivo, we detected that there were significant increasing of expressing of pdgfb and angiogenesis related genes. In this preliminary study, by using acoustic-resolution PAM (AR-PAM) and optical-resolution PAM (OR-PAM), we have investigated the blood vessels pattern in mouse calvaria in vivo. We have confirmed that PAM is a useful tool in evaluating neovasculature in bone tissue. In the future, we will quantify the neovasculature in 3D-scaffold which assisted bone regeneration by PAM scanning, and correlate the neovasculature with new bone regeneration in a murine calvarial critical bone defect model in the future work.
Keywords: critical bone defects, 3D scaffold,genetically modified neovascularization,photo acoustic imaging, bone regeneration.
Abstract
UNSTRUCTURED DATA AND TERM MINING BASED ON CLUSTERING IN DOCUMENT NOSQL
Mr. Anuj Kumar Ray, Sayali Nandkishor Dhimate, Anish Kumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3436
Abstract: Unstructured data mining has gotten to be topical as of late because of the accessibility of high-dimensional and voluminous computerized substance (known as "Big Data") over the venture range. The Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) have been utilized over the previous decades for substance stockpiling and administration, be that as it may, the constantly developing heterogeneity in today's data requires another capacity approach. Subsequently, the NoSQL database has developed as the favored storeroom these days since the office bolsters unstructured data stockpiling. This makes the need to investigate proficient data mining procedures from such NoSQL frameworks since the accessible devices and systems which are planned for RDBMS are regularly not straightforwardly relevant. In this paper, we concentrated on points and terms mining, in light of bunching, in archive based NoSQL. This is accomplished by adjusting the engineering configuration of an investigation as-an administration system what's more, the proposition of the Viterbi calculation to improve the exactness of the terms order in the framework. The outcomes from the pilot testing of our work show higher exactness in examination to some already proposed procedures, for example, the parallel search.
Keywords: Unstructured Data Mining, Big Bata, Viterbi algorithm; Terms, NoSQL, Association Rules, classification, clustering.
Abstract
HEART OIL USED AS BIO LUBRICANT IN DIESEL ENGINE
Shirsath Ashwini, Sonwane Bharati, Kodre Gajanan, Sagar Tushar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3437
Abstract: Lubrication plays vital role in an engine for its efficient performance and working. The conventional lubricant needs to be replaced by bio based lubricants as there is scarcity or less availability of it in the future. There is need to find an alternative renewable bio based lubricants which will be better substitution, aid to bloom the economy and emphasize on great concerns of environment and pollution. Bio based lubricants has a potential for future lubricant as it is renewable, biodegradable, less toxic, and has net zero green house gases. Also it possesses greater physical, chemical and thermal properties. Research has been done to improve the properties with effect of use of bio based lubricant and yet so much left to done. Presently there is necessity to conduct experimental investigation and different studies to come up with modified bio based lubricant which will fulfil all desire requisites.
Keywords: Bio lubricant, Non edible vegetable oils, Biodegradability, cottonseed oil as alternative lubricants, Properties, function, application, etc.
Abstract
A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF ACTIVE SCANNING & RECONNAISSANCE TOOLS
Manjit Kaur, Gurpreet Kaur, Er. Gurjot Singh
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3438
Abstract: Scanning is a skilled of pinpointing active and communicable system via internet. It makes use of assorted approaches such as operating system identification and port scanning to be aware of various services which are solicited by the system. It offers us information concerning the TCP/UDP services which are active on each discovered system, architecture of the system, type of operating system etc. Today, there is a constant increase in the number of automated scanners which further provides a path for the successful set up of attacks. A part scanner is a piece of software framed to rummage a network for open ports. This is commonly used by administrators to keep an eye on the security of their networks and by hackers to compromise it. Programs make use of ports to see and acknowledge the out of doors world. Viruses now have inbuilt port scanners that rummage the internet searching for unsuspecting computers with open ports, when they discover them, they cripple our software or worse, stay hidden and report our secret activity and subject matter to another system. In this paper, we have studied the detailing of ports, relative services running on particular ports and also extend the critical subject matter concerning port scanning tools. We have also discussed the literature of active scanning.
Keywords: Port Scan, Nmap, Zenmap, Scanrand, ultra scan, unicornscan.
Abstract
LASER LIGHT BASED VOICE AND DATA TRANSMISSION AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCE AUTOMATION
Pulkit Swami, Pradeep Singh, Rahul kumar rana, Prashant, Prashant Sharma, Annu Govind
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3439
Abstract: As living in the society, communication is the most important activity of human being. All most for every purpose we are communicating with each other. Different modes of communication are used and voice communication is one of those categories. From the beginning of technological advancement, many processes have been used for the voice communication purpose and among those, Laser Voice Transmission Process is much more useful because of wireless connectivity and free from disadvantage of radio frequency transmission. This paper deals with the designing of a voice and data transmission system which is perfect for information transmission, using an LDR and Laser light. This is easily available in our country. In this analysis we found that the data transmission using laser light is superior in many respects to the conventional communication system. Laser light has higher intensity, efficiency, as well as better visibility and performance quality .It provides a much simpler communication system and reducing the complex wiring.
Keywords: LDR, Laser light, Laser Voice Transmission Process.
Abstract
CONCEPT OF SOLAR POWER TREE
Dr. Suwarna Torgal
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3440
Abstract: Demand for energy is increasing with each period, to fulfill the required demand we must have to concentrate on utilizing non conventional sources of energy. Energy from the Sun is the best alternatives among the renewable energy sources. . It is free, inexhaustible, nonpolluting, eco-friendly and continuous source of energy. The paper detailed Solar Power Tree that generate large amount of energy by capturing very small land area throughout the year. Silicon-crystalline Photo-Voltaic (SPV) mounted on tall pole which direct convert solar energy in to electrical energy by means of the photo voltaic effect.
Keywords: Solar Energy, Silicon-crystalline Photo-Voltaic (SPV).
Abstract
ANTENNA DIVERSITY TECHNIQUES
Sukhdeep Kaur, Jaipreet Kaur, Manjit Sandhu
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3441
Abstract: Antenna diversity uses two or more antennas to improve the quality and reliability of a wireless link where there is not a clear line-of-sight (LOS) between transmitter and receiver. Instead the signal is reflected along multiple paths before finally being received. Each of these bounces can introduce phase shifts, time delays, attenuations, and even distortions can destructively interfere with one another at the aperture of the receiving antenna. Antenna diversity is effective at mitigating these multipath situations. This paper investigates the various antenna diversity techniques and combining techniques.
Keywords: Correlated channels, wireless communication, multiple antennas, multipath fading.
Abstract
NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO DEVELOP WIRELESS NETWORKS
Saeed M Alshahrani
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2016.3442
Abstract: Smartphones have become a revolution within the last years. The increase of the computing and communication capacity of these devices allows them to perform a wide range of tasks. Newer PDAs (eg, iPhone, Treo, Palm T/X, HP iPAQ) access the Internet to download files, retrieve information, and update software programs directly on the device without having to connect to a desktop or laptop computer. cellular wireless networks location management is an important mechanism that enables the network to discover the current attachment point of a mobile so as to facilitate successful information delivery.
Keywords: Wireless, Bluetooth, PDA, GPRS, Networks.
