VOLUME 6, ISSUE 3, MARCH 2019
A REVIEW OF FACTORS AFFECTING CUSTOMER LOYALTY IN BANKING INDUSTRY
Mohammed Arman Ali, Valliappan Raju
OPTIMIZATION OF 3D PRINTING PROCESS
Ajinkya C. Pawar, Prashant P. Rokade, Tushar T. Nikam, Deepak A. Purane, Kedar M. Kulkarni
ANALYSIS THE IMPACT OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE AND MOTIVATION ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE WITH EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT AS AN INTERVENING VARIABLE
Sebasthian Blegur, Lia Amalia
DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT OF THERMOELECTRIC COOLER USING PEL TIER PLATE
Narendra patil, Munot Hrushabh, Chetan Patil, Omkar Patil, Tushar Mahale, Deepesh Kumbhakarna
DYNAMIC PATTERNS OF MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON IN BAHRAIN SEA
Belen T. Lumeran
AN ENERGY EFFICIENT RENEWABLE POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM WITH POWER REGENERATION EQUIPPED IN A UAV
Minu Theresa Mathew
MEASURING WORK ENGAGEMENT ON IT WORKER IN INDONESIA
Rahma Fitriani, Rina Anindita
DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT OF PORTABLE WATER TURBINE
Pravin Oulkar, Shubham Patil, Tejas Patil, Vaibhav Patil, Aadil Shaikh
DETERMINATION OF VIBRATIONS CAUSED BY THE ROAD PROFILE IN CASE OF A FIRE TRUCK
Flóra Hajdu, Péter Mika, Péter Szalai, Péter Horváth, Rajmund Kuti
REDUCTION IN BREAKDOWN TIME OF MILLING MACHINE BY ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS
Pranav G. Unde, Vaibhav V. Koganole, Trushal B. Jore, Kedar K. Kumbhar, Aniket B. Pawar
A REVIEW OF CRISIS MANAGEMENT STRATEGY AND ITS INFLUENCES ON THE ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE
Mutassembellah A. A. Alzatari, Sara Ravan Ramzani
THE EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS OF HIGHER EDUCATION GRADUATES: A REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Ahmad Alzabadani Alrifai, Valliappan Raju
REAL TIME MONITORING OF INDUSTRIAL MACHINES USING IOT WITH SMS ALERT SYSTEM
Ms. Shital S. Joshi, Prof. V.M.Kulkarni
COMPOSITION OF ATMOSPHERES OF NORMAL AND PECULIAR STARS
Dr. Omar Alhawi, Dr. Firas Mazyed
EXPLORATION FOR FERROUS METALS USING GEOCHEMICAL SOIL SURVEY IN DAGBALAA TTE DISTRICT, SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA
M. O. Adepoju, J. A. Adekoya and D. R. Awoniran
THE RARE VOLCANO CREATING A MEGA TSUNAMI OUT OF THE WRATH OF RUAUMKOA @
Dr.(Prof.) V.C.A. NAIR*
A REVIEW ON CONSENSUS CLOCK SYNCHRONIZATION ALGORITHMS
Vincy V, Dr. Asha T S
A REVIEW ON 3D IMAGE WATERMARKING AND QUALITY ASSESSMENT
Divya, Sreeleja N Unnithan
A REVIEW REPORT ON NOISE REDUCTION OF HIGH -RESOLUTION SAR IMAGE OVER VEGETATION AND URBAN AREAS
Shyamvir Singh Sikarwar, Seema Shukla, Priya Jha
Abstract
A REVIEW OF FACTORS AFFECTING CUSTOMER LOYALTY IN BANKING INDUSTRY
Mohammed Arman Ali, Valliappan Raju
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6301
Abstract: In the past few years, the term "Customer loyalty" has become a real trend in almost all business areas in which the client has an important role: banking, retail, telecommunications, manufacturing, automotive, insurance et al. Every business understands that the more customers attracts and the more existing customers retains financial results can improve, and the organization continues its work. In this context, identifying the factors that contribute to defining customer loyalty is very important. The present paper identifies the variables that contribute in defining customer loyalty within the banking system.
Keywords: Customer loyalty, Customer satisfaction, Customer retention, Customer Confidence
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OPTIMIZATION OF 3D PRINTING PROCESS
Ajinkya C. Pawar, Prashant P. Rokade, Tushar T. Nikam, Deepak A. Purane, Kedar M. Kulkarni
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6302
Abstract: Technology of 3D-Printer based on fused deposition material has developed intensively with varying qualities. However, default setting of printing process parameters provided by the manufacturer in some cases does not guarantee quality (dimension error and strength) of the printed part, since there are several process parameters that need to be considered. A 3DPrinter with poly-lactic acid filament material has been applied in this study. A specimen standard has been used as a tensile strength and dimension error test to represent printed part quality. Three printing process parameters: layer thickness, layer speed and infill density have been optimized using Taguchi L9 Orthogonal Array method. In a recent project, we have thus investigated possibilities to increase the printability of especially flexible filament. The presentation will give an overview of the modifications and their effect on the most frequently used elastic filaments, offering suggestions to modify common 3D FDM printers in similar ways for increased printing results with or without integrated fibres or filaments.
Keywords: Optimization 3D Printing Process, Fused Deposition Modelling, L9 Orthogonal Array Method, Input Parameters
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ANALYSIS THE IMPACT OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE AND MOTIVATION ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE WITH EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT AS AN INTERVENING VARIABLE
Sebasthian Blegur, Lia Amalia
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6303
Abstract: The implementation of bureaucratic reform is a must, given the current administration of the government is faced with the high demands of the community for improving government performance. Civil servants (PNS) in Indonesia consisting of 4.7 million are the driving force of the government bureaucracy must participate in fundamental changes towards good and clean governance. In relation to performance appraisal, in clause 75 of the ASN Law it is stated that the performance appraisal of civil servants aims to guarantee the objectivity of fostering civil servants based on performance planning at the individual level and level of units or organizational units by paying attention to targets, targets, results and benefits achieved, and the behavior of civil servants themselves is objective, measurable, accountable, participatory, and transparent. Based on Clause 4 PP No. 46 of 2011, the assessment of work performance of civil servants is divided into two elements, the first is the performance target of employees who make measurements in terms of quantity, quality, time and cost. Second, work habits dikut of service orientation. Organizational culture and motivation have an effect on employee engagement which will have an effect on employee performance. These three variables can affect the performance of employees, because if all three increase, it will have a good impact on employee performance. Employee performance is an important thing that needs to be considered in an organization / company. this research will be conducted on Dinas Pariwisata Kabupaten Alor. In Alor government Dinas Pariwisata is very important for the advancement of tourism and the creative economy in the city of Alor, so that it must have a good and effective employee performance so that Dinas Pariwisata Alot can create a destination tourism that is good and can be a tourist destination for tourists is at the same time able to create a creative economy in the form of selling souvenirs which are typical of Alor which later can be useful for the surrounding community in obtaining income. With the presence of Dinas Pariwisata Alor it is expected that later it can increase economic growth in Alor and be able to introduce the culture and beauty of Alor in areas outside Alor. The purpose of this research is to determine the effect of organizational culture and motivation on employee performance with employee engagement as an intervening variable. This research is quantitative research. The analytical method used in this study is Structural Equation Model (SEM). This study shows that good and high organizational culture can improve employee performance. High motivation in company/organization can improve employee performance. High employee engagement can improve employee performance. In this study employee engagement can mediate organizational culture and motivation because this study shows employee engagement affects employee performance.
Keywords: Indonesia, Organization Culture, Motivation, Employee Engagement, Employee Performance
Abstract
DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT OF THERMOELECTRIC COOLER USING PEL TIER PLATE
Narendra patil, Munot Hrushabh, Chetan Patil, Omkar Patil, Tushar Mahale, Deepesh Kumbhakarna
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6304
Abstract: The increase in demand for refrigeration globally in the field of air-conditioning, food preservation, medical services, vaccine storages, and for electronic components temperature control led to the production of more electricity and consequently an increase in the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere which in turn leads to global warming and many climatic changes. Thermoelectric refrigeration is a new different because it can reduce the use of electricity to produce cooling effect and also meet today's energy challenges. Therefore, the need for thermoelectric refrigeration in developing countries is very high where long life and low maintenance are needed. The objectives of this study is to develop a working thermoelectric refrigerator to cool that utilizes the Peltier effect to cool and maintain a selected temperature range of 5 0C to 25 0C. The design requirements are to cool this volume to temperature within a short time and provide retention of at least next half an hour. The design and development of thermoelectric refrigerator for required applications are presented.
Keywords: Thermoelectric Module, Peltier plate, Heat sink, Blower
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DYNAMIC PATTERNS OF MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON IN BAHRAIN SEA
Belen T. Lumeran
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6305
Abstract: Marine phytoplankton has a wide range of distribution forming patterns. This study generally aims to determine the multi-directional distribution and dynamic patterns of phytoplankton 15 km off coast from the docking area of Bahrain Yacht Club in Sitra, Kingdom of Bahrain. Specifically to identify individual species' population in the sampling stations; identify multi-directional distribution and pattern of marine plankton; find out significant differences in the station-to-station distribution of marine plankton; and relate the effect physicochemical parameter on the population of phytoplankton taxa. Results revealed 21 species of phytoplankton consisting of two phyla, Chrysophyta or diatoms with 13 species and Dinoflagellata or dinoflagellates with 8 species. Plankton population based on microscopy count varies from station-to-station. Thalasionema sp. of the diatom taxon dominates Station 1 (northeast), Station 3 (west) and Station 4 (northwest); Pseudo-Nitzschia australis in Station 2 (southwest) and Asteromphalus sp. in Station 5 (north) and C. furca of the dinoflagellates in Station1 (northeast) and 2 (southwest). Statistical analysis using t-test at p˂.05 depicted significant differences between Station 1 and 5; and Station 1 and 3 among the diatoms taxa while Station 1, 3 and 4 for dinoflagellates. Recorded physicochemical readings are within the acceptable level, therefore exerts insignificant effect on the population of phytoplankton where r = -0.38867. Multi-directional and dynamic patterns are illustrated using radar graph based on species population. The greater number of diatom species indicates good water quality and the physicochemical values which are within the standard level.
Keywords: Phytoplankton, Chrysophyta, Dinoflagellata
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AN ENERGY EFFICIENT RENEWABLE POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM WITH POWER REGENERATION EQUIPPED IN A UAV
Minu Theresa Mathew
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6306
Abstract: Renewable energy resources can be used as the power supply source in a number of applications. Unmanned aerial vehicle which can be used in a number of applications like military, surveying, rescue and disaster management can be equipped with hybrid energy systems like fuel cell and PV system which can provide sufficient supply for long distance flight plans. The proposed paper focuses on the implementation of a hybrid system with a regeneration technique implemented in the motor connected at the output of the power supply. The power supply can be taped from the PV cell during the flight during the day time. A fuel cell connected can be connected to drive the motor during the time when there is less sunlight. The regenerative technique implemented takes the mechanical output of the motor in the form of kinetic energy and convert it into the electrical energy. Regenerative braking can be implemented in the flight during the time the load requirements are less and the motor can be used for regenerative purposes. Thus increasing the efficiency and overall performance of the vehicle.
Keywords: UAV, Hybrid System, PV Panel, Fuel Cell, Regenerative Braking
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ANALYSIS OF LUNG CT IMAGES BASED ON FISHER CRITERION AND GENETIC OPTIMIZATION
Sree Sankar. J
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6307
Abstract: In this paper a simple technique for the identification of lung diseases from CT (Computed Tomography) image is proposed. The overall performance of the classification process is improved by the proper classification and selection of optimal features from the Common Computed Tomography (CT) Imaging Signs of Lung diseases (CISLs). Here the feature selection process is performed based on the Genetic algorithm in which the fisher criterion is used for the objective function and used to employ the best fitness function. Now the selected features are classified using the different classifiers such as Support Vector Machine (SVM), Bag of Features, Bayesian, k-Nearest Neighbor (k-NN) and Ada Boost (Ada) classifiers. Eventually the comparison among the classifiers is done based on performance.
Keywords: Computed Tomography (CT), Common CT Imaging Signs of Lung diseases (CISLs), Genetic Optimization, Fisher Criterion
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MEASURING WORK ENGAGEMENT ON IT WORKER IN INDONESIA
Rahma Fitriani, Rina Anindita
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6308
Abstract: The purpose of this study to To be able to find a picture of low and high work engagement of each employee, to be able to know the description of work engagement is characterized by vigor, dedication and absorption, to be able to determine the relationship work engagement of employees in the division of IT and Non IT To determine the relationship by Vigor , dedication and absorption of employees in the IT and Non IT divisions. The research method used in this study is by collecting data by distributing questionnaires as many as 370 respondents who are IT and Non IT divisions from September to December 2018 in information technology companies in Jakarta, Indonesia. The analytical method used is a questionnaire that has been tested using validity test, reliability test and also categorizing and different tests. The results of this study indicate the research model in accordance with the sample data used. Data on the highest percentage of respondents from the age of 20 -30 who are more male sex with unmarried relationship status as private workers. For the division of work in information technology companies, it is more likely for the IT division, which mostly works as a network engineer and front end. and employees mostly work for 2 years . For categorizing work engagement in companies in the information technology sector tends to be high, then for vigor it tends to be lower than dedication and absorption. Whereas in the IT and Non IT divisions, IT vigor tends to be lower than Non IT, for IT and Non IT dedication tends to be high, then for absorption in IT division tends to be high compared to Non IT which tends to be low. And there are no significant differences in the level of work management, set of vigor, dedication, and absorptions related to the IT and Non IT divisions.
Keywords: Work Engagement, Vigor, Dedication, Absorption, IT Division, Non IT Division
Abstract
DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT OF PORTABLE WATER TURBINE
Pravin Oulkar, Shubham Patil, Tejas Patil, Vaibhav Patil, Aadil Shaikh
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6309
Abstract: In this project a water turbine is designed and fabricated based on the ideals of Tesla's turbine. Frequent power cuts the alternate source of energy for house hold power requirements are very essential. Also, it is important that this source should be portable and easily operated by common man. The purpose of the design and fabricate a portable water turbine using the principle of Tesla turbine. The main objectives of this turbine are to utilize the potential and kinetic energy of a conventional water supply. The goal of this project is to design and build a small/portable hydroelectric power system for use in rural parts of India which do not currently have power, but do have access to streams and small waterfalls.
Keywords: Lever Turbine, Energy Conversion Unit, Rotor Blade, Rotor Shaft, Casing, Generator Motor
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DETERMINATION OF VIBRATIONS CAUSED BY THE ROAD PROFILE IN CASE OF A FIRE TRUCK
Flóra Hajdu, Péter Mika, Péter Szalai, Péter Horváth, Rajmund Kuti
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6310
Abstract: In Hungary, the quality of lower class roads is inadequate in many cases. Road irregularities cause different vibrations in vehicles. It is important to examine the vibrations generated in vehicles by a given road section as they can lead to a reduction of lifetime or even an immediate failure of suspensions and other structural components. Recently several fire trucks with special vehicle body have also experienced structural failures which have possibly been caused by vibrations from road irregularities. To prove our assumption field measurements were carried out with the Csepel-Metz 755-10 heavy duty fire truck on a selected road section. In this paper the results of numerical simulations and field measurements with a special fire truck is presented. The aim of our research is to draw attention to the importance of the topic and to contribute to the safe operation of fire-fighting vehicles.
Keywords: Fire Truck, Field Measurement, Road Profile, Vibrations, Numerical Simulation
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REDUCTION IN BREAKDOWN TIME OF MILLING MACHINE BY ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS
Pranav G. Unde, Vaibhav V. Koganole, Trushal B. Jore, Kedar K. Kumbhar, Aniket B. Pawar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6311
Abstract: The industries have become more competitive in nature due to the technical research and development which made the industries to improve their productivity to meet their market demand. The industries started to invests more on machines for high productivity, but when the machine is not working properly then these machines has to be get repaired and it leads to breakdown hours and the manufacturers has loss in their productivity. So in this paper a solution has been suggested for reducing the break down hours of milling machine. This can be achieved by reducing the breakdown hours of the milling machines. Milling machine performs various machining processes like milling, grinding and boring etc. on the work piece. So to avoid this, Root-Cause Analysis of these defects is carried out and the modifications are to be done as per the results of analysis. Root cause analysis for milling machine is conducted to find the root cause of machine for breakdown time and some parallel improvement opportunities were also identified for implementation so as to reduce the breakdown time of machine. The project thus aims to minimize breakdown time and maintenance cost with maximum availability and profit, increase MTBF & decrease in MTTR. Finally to prevent the failure of equipment before it actually occurs.
Keywords: Root Cause Analysis, Preventive maintenance, Breakdown Reduction Methodology, Mean Time between Failures (MTBF), Mean Time to Repair (MTTR)
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A CONSOLIDATED AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF BELLMAN FORD, DSR, OLSR AND DREAM ROUTING PROTOCOLS FOR MANET: A SURVEY
Ashish Gupta
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6312
Abstract: MANET describes distributed, wireless, mobile and multi-hop networks that operate without the benefit of any existing infrastructure except for the nodes themselves. A MANET network cloud is composed of autonomous, potentially mobile and wireless nodes that may be connected at the edges to the fixed, wired internet. In this paper, we study different mobility models proposed in the recent research literature and their performance of routing protocols Bellman Ford, Dynamic Source Routing (DSR), Optimized Link State Routing (OLSR) and Distance Routing Effect Algorithm for Mobility (DREAM) by varying no. of nodes and mobility in terms of three metrics viz. Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR), end to end delay, and Throughput The simulation is carried out on NS -3 Simulator. The effort allows a fair comparison of the capabilities and limitations of different types of mobility patterns and their suitability for contemporary MANET routing protocols. In this study we have considered three mobility scenarios: Random Waypoint, Group Mobility and Freeway Models. These three Mobility Models are selected to represent possibility of practical application in future.
Keywords: MANET, Bellman Ford, DSR, OLSR, DREAM, Random waypoint Mobility, Group Mobility, Freeway Mobility Models
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FEW RESULTS ON TOTAL GRAPH OF COMPLETE GRAPH
Ancy K. Joseph
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6313
Abstract: Let be a complete graph with n vertices and T() be the total graph of a complete graph . Through this paper it has been proved that T() is a strongly regular graph. Also, a general formula has been derived to calculate the four parameter ( of strongly regular graph, T() . Further, eigen values, spectrum and energy of the graph T() has been found.
Keywords: Total Graph, Complete Graph, Regular Graph, Strongly Regular, Spectrum, Energy
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A REVIEW OF CRISIS MANAGEMENT STRATEGY AND ITS INFLUENCES ON THE ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE
Mutassembellah A. A. Alzatari, Sara Ravan Ramzani
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6314
Abstract: Crisis Management is the choosing of an organized process, that is reasonably cost effective, in order to lessen certain threats facing the organization or company. It is a process coupled with the principle of sustainability. It is a measuring process, and one used to evaluate threats, and develop a strategy to manage it. These strategies include moving the threats elsewhere, avoiding them, and decreasing their negative impact, and accepting some or all of its effects. It indicates two options one which can occur. Undoubtedly the cases whereby there is only one chance are the cases where there are no threats. They are occurrences and events threaten the realization of goals, and could have a negative impact on the continuation of the work, thus making the crisis management a real art undertaken with competence, professionalism and experience. Threats are the chance that a company could face unexpected and unplanned losses, or could make the anticipated revenues fluctuate.
Keywords: Crisis, Crisis management, Strategy
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THE EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS OF HIGHER EDUCATION GRADUATES: A REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Ahmad Alzabadani Alrifai, Valliappan Raju
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6315
Abstract: Employability skills are identified as one of the valuable policy tools to upgrade mobility and earnings. Organization's employees are required to possess the knowledge and skills for increasing the organization's performance and competitiveness. Employability of graduates has become an issue that is not easy to be ignored in the global economy. However, the key employability skills need to be identify and categorised according to specific industry like interior design. It is a necessity to have a right set of employability skills for employer satisfaction. The purpose of this paper is to find out the required skill set for enhancing the employability of graduates and employees majorly focusing on interior design sector. This paper proposed the set of skills important for employability of interior design. Prominent databases were searched using combination of keywords and based on that 105 papers were selected for study. They were further filtered based on their title, abstract and findings and finally 25 papers were left. We have majorly focused upon eight sets of skills: communication skills, problem solving skills, teamwork skills, design skills, project management skills, computer skills, personal attributes and pre-graduates work experiences. On the basis of above-mentioned skills a checklist has been proposed which has been verified based on the literature review. The implications of this study will be helpful in guiding both industry and academia in incorporating and enhancing these skills among professionals
Keywords: Communication skills, problem solving skills, teamwork skills, design skills, project management skills, computer skills, personal attributes and pre-graduates work experiences
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REAL TIME MONITORING OF INDUSTRIAL MACHINES USING IOT WITH SMS ALERT SYSTEM
Ms. Shital S. Joshi, Prof. V.M.Kulkarni
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6316
Abstract: In industries, wide variety of machines is performing variety of processes. Corrective maintenance is a maintenance task performed to identify, isolate, and rectify a fault so that the failed equipment can be restored to an operational state. The main focus of the paper is to alert on breakdown occurrence and to display the machine status visible in one view and also to calculate machine performance to improve machine efficiency. As soon as the fault/breakdown occurs it should be conveyed to responsible person, sooner we can convey the problem; the lower the communication time loss and sooner the equipment breakdown handled lower the production time loss. So we have developed an instant approach in industrial equipment breakdown handling via SMS which results in 1) Real time machine breakdown status monitoring using IoT 2) Alert System for effective communication 3) Visibility of all machines in one view for transparency in working. This kind of approach will lead to a unique system with different solutions along with Internet of things.
Keywords: IoT, ESP8266 WIFI Module, GSM, Raspberry Pi, Arduino Nano, WIFI Router, Proximity sensor, Visual Monitor
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COMPOSITION OF ATMOSPHERES OF NORMAL AND PECULIAR STARS
Dr. Omar Alhawi, Dr. Firas Mazyed
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6317
Abstract: Context. The study of the chemical composition of stellar atmospheres is the main and most valuable source of information to determine the fundamental characteristics of stellar atmospheres, in one hand, and to studying the evolution of matter in the interior of stars, in the interstellar medium, and matter of the Galaxy, on the other hand. Aims. This study is to confirm that the effects of gravitational diffusion and light pressure begin to work, starting from specific degree of temperatures atmospheres of the main succession stars. Methods. Within the framework of this study, we processed Echelle spectra of the star "99Her" which have a spectral classes A-F, obtained with a 1.5-meter telescope PTT-150. In the investigation in question strengths of large numbers of absorption lines in stellar spectra were determined through photographic photometry of high resolution spectra, and the line strengths were than evaluated and converted into relative abundances on the basis of theoretical calculations of physical properties of model stellar atmospheres. Results. We determined the fundamental parameters of atmospheres:-the effective temperature, the acceleration of gravity, the micro-turbulent velocity. We also calculated the content of the chemical elements.
Keywords: Star Abundances, Chemical Compositions, Normal Stars, Chemically Peculiar
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EXPLORATION FOR FERROUS METALS USING GEOCHEMICAL SOIL SURVEY IN DAGBALAA TTE DISTRICT, SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA
M. O. Adepoju, J. A. Adekoya and D. R. Awoniran
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6318
Abstract: Geochemical survey of residual soils to explore for ferrous metals in the more prospective Dagbala-Atte District of Igarra Schist Belt, South western Nigeria was undertaken. The study involved sampling of residual soils from 49 sites; geochemical analysis of the soil samples for 9 elements, namely, Co, Cr, Fe, Mn, Mo, Ni, Ti, V and W; and subjecting the geochemical analytical data to both qualitative and statistical analyses which include univariate (histograms and box plots), multivariate statistics (correlation matrix and factor analysis) and construction of geochemical distribution maps. By determining the threshold for each element using the univariate plots, it was possible to isolate elements having anomalous values which were compared with their background concentrations in the World's soils. As a result, only four of the ferrous metals subjected to statistical studies, viz, Co, Cr, Ni and V, were found to have significant anomalous values and are suspected to be mineralized in the district. On the basis of correlation matrix and factor analysis, three groups of element association were recognized, viz, Cr-Ni-V-Ti-Fe, Mn-Co-Ni and Mo-Fe-V groups. Only one suspected mineralization, viz, Cr-Ni-V mineralization and a Co-Ni anomaly were inferred to be present in the Dagbala-Atte District. With the aid of the elemental geochemical distribution maps the suspected Cr-Ni-V mineralization was linked to the sheared, silicified rock at the northern and southern parts of the district while the suspected Co-Ni anomaly is linked to the quartz-biotite schist at the southwestern part. Based on the foregoing findings, it is recommended that lithogeochemical survey be carried out in the areas circumscribed for the suspected mineralization and anomaly of Cr, Ni, V and Co in the district.
Keywords: Box plots, Factor analysis, Geochemical distribution map, Mineralization
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ALGORITHM FOR DOUBLY EVEN MAGIC SQUARE
Bhavya Gupta
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6319
Abstract: An magic square is N*N matrix containing integers and addition result of each row, column and diagonally get the same value. The commonly used methods of constructing magic squares are the cross diagonals method for doubly even. But these method cannot be used to find higher order magic square. In this article we will find the method to solve higher order doubly even magic squares.
Keywords: Magic Square, Bhavya squares, 4nX4n Magic square, Doubly Even Magic Square
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THE RARE VOLCANO CREATING A MEGA TSUNAMI OUT OF THE WRATH OF RUAUMKOA @
Dr.(Prof.) V.C.A. NAIR*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6320
Abstract: The Paper is divided into two parts A and B. Part A is general and in Part B is considered the Physics of eruption and the generation of tsunami. In part A the paper begins with a philosophical touch citing the historical part of the 1883 eruption of Anak Krakatau in Indonesia. Pictorial illustrations of damages created by the 23 December 2018 Indonesian tsunami. At many places in the paper, The God Ruaumoko is given importance and mentioned His wrath for the destruction. In Part B, the Physics of eruption and specially situations when a volcano explodes and bursting of magma chamber are dealt with. Discussion of an already published research paper on volcanic explosion with phreatomagmatic explosions. Volcanic explosivity with tsunami generation has been mathematically dealt with. Formation of Caldera; General treatment on Physics of tsunami. A list of about 30 volcanic tsunamis of the 20th century having the same or similar properties and effects as the Anak Krakatau is included in the paper. The paper ends with a Conclusion wherein the author has added some of his own ideas.
Keywords: Anak Krakatau Vocano, Caldera, Caldera subsidence, Eruption magnitude and Intensity, Magma chamber, Phreatomagmatic explosion. Ruaumoko, Size of tsunami, Tsunamis, Volcano, Volcano Explosive Index, Volcanic Tsunamis
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A REVIEW ON CONSENSUS CLOCK SYNCHRONIZATION ALGORITHMS
Vincy V, Dr. Asha T S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6321
Abstract: Recently, Consensus based Clock Synchronization (CCS) algorithms have gained much attention in wireless sensor networks due to its simplicity, distributed nature and robustness. Time synchronization in all networks either wired or wireless is important. It allows for successful communication between nodes on the network. It is, however, particularly vital for wireless networks. Wireless time synchronization is used for many different purposes including location, proximity, energy efficiency, and mobility.
Keywords: Consensus Clock Synchronization, Reference clock, Clock offset, Clock skew
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A REVIEW ON 3D IMAGE WATERMARKING AND QUALITY ASSESSMENT
Divya, Sreeleja N Unnithan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6322
Abstract: The increasing amount of research on watermarking over the past decade has been largely driven by its important applications in digital copyrights management and protection. Digital watermarking is the act of hiding a message related to a digital signal (i.e. an image, song, video) within the signal itself. It is a concept closely related to steganography, in that they both hide a message inside a digital signal. However, what separates them is their goal. Watermarking tries to hide a message related to the actual content of the digital signal, while in steganography the digital signal has no relation to the message, and it is merely used as a cover to hide its existence. With the emerging of low cost 3D display devices, different kinds of 3D applications and the amount of 3D content are booming up, recently. Effective digital watermarking systems for 3D content protection will play an important role for developing and promoting the 3D entertainment industry. The proposed 3D watermarking technique employs the method of slice extraction from a 3D volume. An obj file is used and the wave front object data is obtained.DWT technique is used to embed the secret binary data into one of the extracted slices. The inverse operation is performed at the receiver using the same secret key used at the transmitter. Finally, the watermark is extracted and the quality measures of the reconstructed image is calculated.
Keywords: Digital watermark, obj file, Slice extraction, DWT, MSE, PSNR
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A REVIEW REPORT ON NOISE REDUCTION OF HIGH -RESOLUTION SAR IMAGE OVER VEGETATION AND URBAN AREAS
Shyamvir Singh Sikarwar, Seema Shukla, Priya Jha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2019.6323
Abstract: Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) has been widely used in many civilian and military applications, and the SAR with moving targets indication is a very hot topic in recent years. As many literatures discussed, if the returns from moving targets are processed in the same way as the stationary returns, the moving target will appears as an azimuth shift due to range motion and the image of the target will be smeared in the azimuth direction due to azimuth motion .The high-resolution interferograms over vegetation or urban areas are heterogeneous, which will violate the local stationarity assumption and make it difficult to obtain a large number of independent and identically distributed samples for interferometric noise suppression.
Keywords: SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar), DEMs (Digital Elevation Models), I.I.P (Independent and Identically Distributed)
