Improved Data Aggregation Clustering (IDAC) in an Energy Efficiency Perspective
Authors- Research Scholar Karthik R S, Principal Nagarajan M
Abstract- WSNs use autonomous sensors spread across an area of interest to detect various occurrences. These sensor networks needed extensive planning, building, and deployment to meet real-time sensing and monitoring needs. These nodes have microprocessors, transceivers, power, memory, and wireless modules. Sensors organize, combine, send, receive, and process massive amounts of data. This means they must efficiently use memory, CPU power, and, most critically, energy to enhance longevity and productivity. . Clustering helps wireless sensor networks last longer (WSNs). It needs clustering sensor nodes and selecting “cluster heads” (CHs) for each cluster. This paper presents an improved clustering algorithm Improved Data Aggregation Clustering (IDAC) that will minimize energy and improve network lifetime.
Thermal Performance Of A Flat Plate Oscillating Heat Pipe As A Thermal Spreader With Centered Heating
Authors- M.Tech.Scholar Babli Lodhi, Prof. Shrihar Pandey
Abstract- WSNs use autonomous sensors spread across an area of interest to detect various occurrences. These sensor networks needed extensive planning, building, and deployment to meet real-time sensing and monitoring needs. These nodes have microprocessors, transceivers, power, memory, and wireless modules. Sensors organize, combine, send, receive, and process massive amounts of data. This means they must efficiently use memory, CPU power, and, most critically, energy to enhance longevity and productivity. . Clustering helps wireless sensor networks last longer (WSNs). It needs clustering sensor nodes and selecting “cluster heads” (CHs) for each cluster. This paper presents an improved clustering algorithm Improved Data Aggregation Clustering (IDAC) that will minimize energy and improve network lifetime.
Thermal Performance Of A Flat Plate Oscillating Heat Pipe As A Thermal Spreader With Centered Heating
Authors- Pradeep Kumar Dwivedi, Prakash Kumar Pandey
Abstract- In recent times, the focus of automotive engineering design has been on stress analysis and optimization of connecting rods. Designers are now paying close attention to key parameters such as deformation, stress, fatigue, strain, factor safety, and life values. The performance of a connecting rod in an automobile engine is influenced by its weight and design. Thus, there’s a need for optimizing and analyzing to create a cheaper, durable, and lightweight connecting rod. This article presents a review of various researchers’ work on designing and analyzing the connecting rod of an engine using Finite element analysis in ANSYS workbench. The review is accompanied by a comprehensive comparison table and graphs. This article is a valuable resource for both experienced and novice researchers in the field of automotive design.
Thermal Performance Of A Flat Plate Oscillating Heat Pipe As A Thermal Spreader With Centered Heating
Authors- Hansa Chowdary Vemuri, Training Officer Sreeram R
Abstract- Arduino programming using the MLX90614 infrared temperature sensor is an interesting and useful application of Arduino boards. The MLX90614 is a non-contact infrared thermometer that can measure temperatures between -70 and 380 degrees Celsius. The sensor can be interfaced with an Arduino board to obtain accurate temperature measurements in a variety of applications. The Arduino programming language is a high-level language that is easy to learn and use. It provides a simple and intuitive syntax that allows developers to quickly create applications for their Arduino boards. The language is based on C/C++ and includes a rich set of libraries that make it easy to interface with external sensors and other hardware components. To program the MLX90614 using Arduino, first, the sensor needs to be connected to the Arduino board. This is done by connecting the SDA and SCL pins of the sensor to the corresponding pins on the Arduino board. The sensor also requires power and ground connections. Once the sensor is connected to the Arduino board, the next step is to write the program. The program can be written in the Arduino Integrated Development Environment (IDE), which is a user-friendly development environment that includes a code editor, a compiler, and a debugger. The program can include functions that read the temperature data from the sensor, process the data, and display the results. The program can also include loops that continuously read the temperature data and update the display in real-time. In conclusion, Arduino programming using the MLX90614 infrared temperature sensor is a fun and useful application of Arduino boards. It allows developers to create accurate temperature measurement applications in a variety of contexts. The programming language is easy to learn and use and the sensor can be easily connected to the Arduino board. With the help of the Arduino IDE, developers can quickly write, compile, and debug their programs.
Designing of Drill Rod Carousel in Crawler Drilling Machine
Authors- Shubham Vyankatesh Bojja, Shantanu Sandip Bhusari, Azad Prakash Yenare
Abstract- A drill rod changer assembly for a drill rig includes an elongated support shaft having a housing at each end for retaining ends of drill rods, the support shaft being adapted for removable attachment to a drill rig structure, a carousel-type drill rod spacer on the shaft and a pair of gripper arms adapted for removable attachment to a drill rig structure at spaced apart positions adjacent each end of the support shaft. A hydraulic actuation device rotates the support shaft and carousel drill rod spacer between a rod storage position and a rod usage position. Each gripper arm is moved between the drill rod storage and usage positions by hydraulic actuation devices on each arm. Each gripper arm carries a sliding gate member that opens and closes the housings in response to movement of the gripper arm. The support shaft and each gripper arm assembly being supplied as modularized assemblies that can be individually attached and removed from a drill rig to expeditiously change between various lengths of drill rod.
Emotional Sensor For Kids
Authors- Hansa Chowdary Vemuri, Training Officer Sreeram R
Abstract- The Arduino programming with emotional sensor for kids is a project that aims to introduce children to the world of programming and emotional intelligence. In this project, kids will learn how to program an Arduino board to read data from an emotional sensor, interpret that data, and use it to create an interactive experience. Emotional intelligence is an important skill that can help children develop empathy, self-awareness, and social skills. By using an emotional sensor, children can learn to recognize and respond to their own emotions and the emotions of others. The project involves building a simple emotional sensor using an Arduino board and a few basic components. The sensor can detect changes in skin conductance, which is a measure of the electrical conductivity of the skin. This can be used as a proxy for emotional arousal, as emotional states can cause changes in the body’s autonomic nervous system. Once the emotional sensor is built, children can learn how to program the Arduino board to read data from the sensor and display it in a meaningful way. This might involve creating a visual display that changes colour or shape based on the level of emotional arousal, or playing a sound or music based on the emotion detected. The programming aspect of the project can be adapted to suit the age and skill level of the children involved. Younger children might focus on basic programming concepts like loops and conditional statements, while older children could explore more advanced topics like object-oriented programming or data analysis. Overall, the Arduino programming with emotional sensor for kid’s project is a fun and engaging way to introduce children to the worlds of programming and emotional intelligence. By combining technology and emotion, children can develop a deeper understanding of themselves and others and gain valuable skills that will serve them well throughout their lives.
Comparative Analysis of multistorey RCC- building frame resting on sloping ground using STAAD Pro
Authors- PG Student Chandrakiran Utti, Asst. Prof. Amit Vishwkarma
Abstract- In this study, the seismic analysis of three different sloping ground frame buildings—10 degree slope, 12 degree slope, and 15 degree slope frames of G+12 storeys—was performed for seismic zone V, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand using structural software called STAAD.Pro.V8i (Series 5). This study’s goal is to perform equivalent static analyses (ESA) for three distinct sloping RCC frame buildings using comparable physical characteristics, such as built-up area, beam and column sizes, load calculations, seismic parameters, and material specifications. Here, the principal stress, shear force, bending moment, and node movement are compared. The most efficient building will be determined by summary criteria, but the least efficient building will also be revised or redesigned. The goal of the research project is to find a solution to the issue of maximum displaced building. More precisely, this project’s goals are: In order to assess design parameters like Node Displacement, Bending moment, Shear force, axial force, and the torque principle tension in all frames. To accomplish the most cost-effective, responsive slope building possible, which means offering in the best possible location.
Pest Detection System
Authors- Hansa Chowdary Vemuri
Abstract- The rise of global population has put increasing pressure on the agriculture industry to meet the demand for food. However, the growing use of pesticides and insecticides in conventional farming practices has caused significant harm to the environment and human health. Thus, there is a growing interest in using sustainable agriculture practices that reduce the use of these harmful chemicals. One such practice is pest detection, which enables farmers to detect pests in their crops before they cause significant damage. In this context, this project aims to develop a pest detection system using IoT and Arduino. The system will be designed to detect pests in crops through a combination of sensors and machine learning algorithms. The system will consist of an Arduino microcontroller, soil moisture sensors, temperature and humidity sensors, infrared sensors or camera modules, and a WiFi or Bluetooth module. The sensors will collect data on soil moisture levels, temperature, humidity, and pest activity. The data will be sent to a cloud-based server or database for analysis and visualization.The infrared sensor or camera module will detect the presence of pests in the crops. The system will use machine learning algorithms to distinguish between pests and other objects, such as leaves or debris. When pests are detected, the system will alert the farmer through a buzzer or LED connected to the Arduino board. The farmer can then take appropriate action, such as applying pesticide or removing infested plants.The pest detection system has the potential to reduce the use of harmful pesticides and insecticides in agriculture, as farmers will be able to identify pests before they cause significant damage. The system will also provide farmers with real-time information on pest activity, enabling them to take proactive measures to control pests and reduce crop damage. Additionally, the system can track and store the pest detection data over time, allowing farmers to monitor trends and patterns in pest activity.In conclusion, this project proposes the development of a pest detection system using IoT and Arduino that will enable farmers to monitor pest activity in their crops in real-time. The system has the potential to reduce the use of harmful chemicals in agriculture and improve crop yield while ensuring sustainable and environmentally friendly practices.
A Deep Learning Technique for Detection of Depression using EEG Signal Dataset
Authors- Research Scholar Pritam Prabhat, Associate Prof. & HOD Dr. Bharti Chourasia
Abstract- Electroencephalogram (EEG) signal-based emotion recognition has attracted wide interests in recent years and has been broadly adopted in medical, affective computing, and other relevant fields. Depression has become a leading mental disorder worldwide. Evidence has shown that subjects with depression exhibit different spatial responses in neurophysiologic signals from the healthy controls when they are exposed to positive and negative. Depression is a common reason for an increase in suicide cases worldwide. EEG plays an important role in E-healthcare systems, especially in the mental healthcare area, where constant and unobtrusive monitoring is desirable. EEG signals can reflect activities of the human brain and represent different emotional states. Mental stress has become a social issue and could become a cause of functional disability during routine work. This paper proposed an adaptive approach based on deep learning for detecting depression using EEG. The algorithm first extracts features from EEG signals and classifies emotions using machine and deep learning techniques, in which different parts of a trial are used to train the proposed model and assess its impact on emotion recognition results.
Detecting Web Attacks with end-to-end Deep Learning
Authors- P. Bhaskar, A. Venkata Subbaiah, J. Prathap,M.Benhur Harrison,S. Jnaneswar, B.Md. Sohail, G.Vijaya Rahul
Abstract- Web applications are popular targets for cyber-attacks because they are network-accessible and often contain vulnerabilities. An intrusion detection system monitors web applications and issues alerts when an attack attempt is detected. Existing implementations of intrusion detection systems usually extract features from network packets or string characteristics of input that are manually selected as relevant to attack analysis. Manually selecting features, however, is time-consuming and requires in-depth security domain knowledge. Moreover, large amounts of labeled legitimate and attack request data are needed by supervised learning algorithms to classify normal and abnormal behaviors, which is often expensive and impractical to obtain for production web applications.This project provides three contributions to the study of autonomic intrusion detection systems. First, we evaluate the feasibilityof an unsupervised/semi-supervised approach for web attack detection based on the Robust Software Modeling Tool (RSMT), which autonomically monitors and characterizes the runtime behavior of web applications. Second, we describe how RSMT trains a stacked denoising autoencoder to encode and reconstruct the call graph for end-to-end deep learning, where a low-dimensional representation of the raw features with unlabeled request data is used to recognize anomalies by computing the reconstruction error of the request data. Third, we analyze the results of empirically testing RSMT on both synthetic datasets and production applications with intentional vulnerabilities. Our results show that the proposed approach can efficiently and accurately detect attacks, including SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and deserialization, with minimal domain knowledge and little labeled training data. In this project author evaluating propose Auto Encoder Algorithm with SVM and Naïve Bayes. In extension work we are using LSTM algorithm and comparing with all algorithms.
Artificial Intelligence in Public Sector Organization: A Systematic Literature Review
Authors- Hasnawiya Hasan, Enny Yuliarti, Nirwana, Muh Alief Fahdal Imran
Abstract- To gain benefits in the provision of public services, public organization managers have increased their adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) systems. However, research on AI is still scarce, and the progress of this technology in the public sector, as well as the implementation and outcomes of these strategies, needs to be systematized. Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology refers to any device that senses its environment and takes steps to maximize its chances of success in some objectives. This technology includes machine learning, rule-based systems, natural language processing, and speech recognition. The research method used in this study is a Systematic Literature Review that examines artificial intelligence technology in the public sector organization. The data analysis in this study collected several keywords and selected 9 journal articles from the last 5 years. The implications of this research found that the policy and ethical implications of using AI penetrate all layers of technology implementation, and these solutions can generate value for government functions. However, it is recommended to have prior debate with the community regarding the use of AI in the public sector. It is shown that the policy and ethical implications of using AI penetrate all layers of technology implementation, and its solutions can generate value for government functions. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to significantly transform the operations of public organizations, leading to increased efficiency, accuracy, and cost savings.
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Authors- Asst. Prof.N.Ramadevi, Associate.Prof.S.Farheenissa, D.Tejaswi, I.V.Sai Charitha, M.Chandana Priya, M.Vasantha
Abstract- To gain benefits in the provision of public services, public organization managers have increased their adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) systems. However, research on AI is still scarce, and the progress of this technology in the public sector, as well as the implementation and outcomes of these strategies, needs to be systematized. Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology refers to any device that senses its environment and takes steps to maximize its chances of success in some objectives. This technology includes machine learning, rule-based systems, natural language processing, and speech recognition. The research method used in this study is a Systematic Literature Review that examines artificial intelligence technology in the public sector organization. The data analysis in this study collected several keywords and selected 9 journal articles from the last 5 years. The implications of this research found that the policy and ethical implications of using AI penetrate all layers of technology implementation, and these solutions can generate value for government functions. However, it is recommended to have prior debate with the community regarding the use of AI in the public sector. It is shown that the policy and ethical implications of using AI penetrate all layers of technology implementation, and its solutions can generate value for government functions. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to significantly transform the operations of public organizations, leading to increased efficiency, accuracy, and cost savings.
Effects of Waste Glass Powder on the Geotechnical Engineering Properties Soils
Authors- M. Tech Scholar Rowoof Mushtaq, Prof. & Director Dr. Sorabh Gupta
Abstract- Nowadays, in this advanced life, a huge number of different types of waste is produced. Various types of waste such as mechanical waste, gardening waste, clinic waste, private waste and tires are turning into a real danger to nature. It turns out to be more extreme on the unlikely possibility that they are non-biodegradable materials. The building architects used many waste materials to settle the friable mud and sandy soil. Glass waste, rice husk debris, marble dust, fly debris, stone debris, bagasse debris, emergency clinic waste, destroyed tires were used in various construction trials in a strategy called soil conditioning. These waste items are truly a matter of nature in the event that they are not properly arranged. In order to save costs and reduce natural contamination, this kind of reused waste material can be used. Soil amendment is characterized as a design methodology used to improve the construction properties of dirt, as well as to reduce soil deformations, for example, settlement, development, and compressibility. Many scientists have used different types of waste in soil treatment. Sweeping land can be used for development by treating it as a treatment using modern wastes, fly ash, rice husk debris (RHA), phosphorous gypsum, quarry dust, granulated heater slag and so on with or without foil as is concrete, bitumen, lime, calcium chloride and so on. Many experts have found that fibre-reinforced soils are likely to be composite materials that improve the basic behaviour of balanced and regular soils. Vast soils with fly debris bought a huge drop in increasing dirt weight. Elastic was used with concrete to reduce the increasing weight of dirty soil. California bearing proportion and unlimited compression quality have been extended in dirty soil with jute fiber expansion. The bearing limits, dry thickness and unlimited skid quality of the muddy mud were extended when the aluminum build-up and reused black top were included. All analysts discovered a shifted performance in improving the structural properties of wide soil. One of the provoking wastes of nature is the waste of glass and it is considered a head of strong waste. The volume of global glass production was estimated at almost 130 million tons in 2005. Around 850,000 tones of glass is consumed annually in Australia, with only 350,000 tones (40%) recovered for reuse. A huge amount of unused glass is thus covered in landfills. Biodegradation of glass normally takes 450 years. Subsequently, it turns out that it is more important to reuse it as a soil amendment. The physical properties of crushed glass are that they reveal high penetrability, low tensile strength, high crushing resistance, and these properties could improve its use in geotechnical construction works for soil treatment, bank construction and so on. The test of eco-friendly asphalt squares made from waste glass, fly and debris was completed and it was found that the compression and bending quality of the asphalt square is individually expanded by 37% and half. The expansion of waste glass has brought an expansion of dry density and CBR values and a reduction in the list of versatility, optimum moisture content. Ongoing research has found that the use of lime glass fly ash powder with mud significantly affects the quality of the dirt. Further research showed that the use of glass powder with soil up to 8.5% extended the unlimited quality of compression, fixation and internal grid point. The CBR value increases to the normal 10% when 20% crushed glass is mixed with 80% clay material. Squeezed waste glass and waste plastics were mixed up to 12% with the two types of soil, and it was found that the CBR (expanded to 5%) and the grind point expanded as the additions expanded, while the plasticity of the file and joint decreased. The frictional quality of fine-grained soils improved impressively with the expansion of pressed glass and suggested that this idea could be used to improve building properties. Research has shown that a mixture consisting of 80% silty material and 20% crushed waste glass can be used in subgrade and asphalt development. In this investigation, waste glass powder has been utilized as a stabilizer to improve the properties of locally accessible cohesion less soil. The study is focused on, Improving the locally available soil using some eco-friendly and cheap by-product. Evaluation of strength characteristics of un-stabilized as well as blended soil using different proportion of glass powder. Determination of appropriate proportion of glass powder to achieve the maximum gain in strength of soil.
Plagiarism Detection Process Using AI
Authors- V. Lakshmi Chaitanya, S. Nafisa Afreen, K. Veena, P. Gayathri, S. Pavitra , M. Aparna
Abstract- Plagiarism relates to the act of taking information or ideas of someone else and demands it as your own. Basically, it reproduces the existing information in modified format. In every field of education, it becomes a serious issue. Various techniques and tools are derived these days to detect plagiarism. Various types of plagiarism are there like text matching, copy paste, grammar based method etc. This project proposes a new method implemented in a program. Here we put the concept of a machine learning techniques i.e. Longest Common Subsequence (LCS) and Five Modulus Method (FMM). This project helps us to identify whether text or image is plagiarized or not.
Face Anonymization Using Haar Cascade
Authors- Prof. R.A. Jamadar, Om Garje, Gourav Reshi, Ritik Bhat, Shreyash Ware
Abstract- After gaining knowledge of several computer vision concepts and creating our own facial detection algorithms, we were captivated by the concept of face anonymization and the ability to conceal an individual’s identity. We decided to focus our project on face obfuscation, which involves making something obscure and unclear. To achieve this, we developed an algorithm that blurs out faces and places a colored bar over the eyes to anonymize individuals. Our model can balance recognition utility and appearance anonymization by modifying various facial attributes based on practical demands, producing diverse results.
IOT Based Smart Fish Farming Aquaculture Monitoring System
Authors- V.Nagamani, M.Anil Kumar, N.Bharathi, V.Munni, E.Bhavan, M.Jyothi, P.Y. Akhila
Abstract- Internet of Things (IoT) is a very fast growing technology and the field of IoT is extending its wings in every one of the areas today. With the progression in computers like Arduino, Raspberry pi, the innovation is achieving the ground level with its application in farming and aquaculture. In this work, we have outlined and actualized monitoring of water quality of aquaculture utilizing Raspberry Pi, Arduino, various Sensors, Smartphone Camera and Android application. Water quality parameters used in this work are Temperature, pH, Electrical Conductivity and Colour. Sensor acquisition is conducted by Arduino and Raspberry Pi is used as data processing device as well as server. Photo acquisition is also performed by Raspberry Pi with the help of the Smartphone camera to detect the colour of the water. Android phone is used as the terminal device. A user can monitor the water condition using an android app through Wi-Fi within Wi-Fi range and through Internet from anywhere in the world. Some analysis is performed with the four parameters value to determine the overall approximate condition of the water and required action. Every feature in this checking gadget can work legitimately and easily.
Livestock Monitoring System
Authors- Hansa Chowdary Vemuri
Abstract- – The Livestock monitoring system has become an essential part of modern animal husbandry. This system aims to improve the health, productivity, and overall well-being of the animals. With the advancement of technology, the implementation of this system has become more efficient and cost-effective. Arduino programming has played a significant role in this regard, enabling farmers to monitor their livestock remotely.Arduino is an open-source electronics platform that enables the creation of interactive projects, including Livestock monitoring systems. It consists of a microcontroller, which can be programmed to control various sensors and devices. Arduino programming allows farmers to monitor various parameters such as temperature, humidity, and activity levels of livestock in real-time.In this Livestock monitoring system, Arduino is used to control and collect data from various sensors, such as temperature sensors, humidity sensors, and motion sensors. The collected data is then transmitted to a remote server or cloud platform via Wi-Fi or GSM network. The server processes this data and provides farmers with alerts and notifications if any abnormalities are detected.Arduino programming also allows farmers to control devices remotely, such as fans, water pumps, and feeders, which can be crucial in maintaining a comfortable and healthy environment for livestock. For instance, if the temperature in the livestock shelter goes above a certain threshold, the Arduino can turn on the fans automatically to bring down the temperature.The Livestock monitoring system can significantly improve the productivity and health of the animals, reducing the risk of diseases and increasing yield. Additionally, it also allows farmers to save time and money by reducing manual labor, optimizing resource utilization, and preventing losses due to unfavourable environmental conditions.In conclusion, Arduino programming is an effective tool for implementing Livestock monitoring systems. It enables farmers to monitor various parameters remotely, control devices, and improve the productivity and health of the animals. The implementation of this system can benefit farmers by increasing their efficiency, profitability, and sustainability.
Development of A LPG Monitoring and Automatic Cylinder Booking System Based on Wireless Sensor Network
Authors- Byreddy Yashaswini, Regati Rajitha, Maadineni Gowthami, Ejje Dhakshayani, Nandyala Vinnila Reddy, Asst. Prof. N. Sreenivasa Rao
Abstract- – LPG is widely used for cooking in many countries for economic reasons, for convenience or because it is the preferred fuel source. This paper focuses on the application of the IoT which is used for measuring and displaying the gasoline content present in household LPG cylinder and this is helpful in automatic booking of new LPG cylinder and also detect the gas leakage. Usually the capacity of LPG in Cylinder is not determined, so we are going to display the level of LPG. The level of LPG is measured using load sensor (SEN-10245). The output of the sensor is connected with Arduino R3.By use of GSM Module, the information is sent to user by SMS (short messaging service) and also automatic booking is done by dialing the registered gas booking number. Then the gas leakage is detected by gas sensor (MQ-6). By using this, we can detect the current LPG level and it is continuously displayed on the LCD. We can know the validity of LPG usage from the date of initialization. By use of IOT the user is alerted by giving the message to their mobile phone when the LPG level is critically low(below 20%).Automatic booking of new LPG by auto dialing of gas booking number and by this we prevent pre-booking and late booking. Then by detecting the gas leakage we can prevent the LPG gas burst accidents in the home.
Deep Learning and RBF Hybrid Models for Flower Image Recognition
Authors- Pham Quoc Thang, Hoang Thi Lam
Abstract- – Image object recognition is easy for humans, but a complicated problem for machines. The purpose of flower image recognition is to determine the suitable flower species for the input image, based on the features. In recent years, deep learning (DL) models have been widely and successfully applied in many fields. In this paper, we propose and study the feasibility and effectiveness of general CNN-RBF hybrid models for flower image recognition problem. The experimental results on two flower image datasets, Oxford-17 and Oxford-102 flowers, show that the CNN-RBF hybrid models in general, especially the CNN- SVM hybrid model, give better recognition results than original CNN model and can be applied to effectively classify flower images.
Smart Agriculture Irrigation System
Authors- Pradnya V Bojja, Shubham A Gaike, Nitin S Dahatonde, Rushikesh D Sabale, Mr. S.S. Londhe
Abstract- – There is global consensus on food security challenges and increasing crop production to meet the demand across globe, especially in African countries and some parts of Asia and Europe as well. Population
growth, increasing water stress and climatic variability, stresses on finding ways of getting more crop per drop to meet our food needs. All these factors increased pressure on natural resources, particularly water and land that leads to complex challenge with land-water-energy which cannot be achieved with traditional approaches and thus needs a multi-dimensional approach. Save energy, manpower and most importantly water to improve the crop production and ultimately profit.
Crushed Stone Garments Wash on Denim & Knit Fabric to Ensure Sustainability Focus on Shade Variation and Visual Appearance
Authors- Engr. Md. Eanamul Haque Nizam,Md. Reyad Sarker,Md. Shihab Uddin, Md. Moniruzzaman, Arif
Abstract- – The purpose of this study is to reuse the crushed stone in a garment washing factory to conform to future sustainability by viewing the shade variation and visual appearance of the garment sample. Among 10 grades of crushed stone, the research team has taken three types (2, 3, and 5) to see the results. For testing purposes, six types of denim and knit fabric have been used in the factory lab. After washing the sample denim fabrics (woven and knit denim), a shade variation test (CMC DE, DL*, Da*, Db*, DC*, DH*, and Metamarism Index) was conducted in the factory to see the results. There are three woven denim samples that have passed the buyer standard, and other types of garments woven denim samples failed because of crushed stone size. On the other hand, most of the knit denim samples have passed the metamorphism index value, which meets the ISO standard.
Analysis and Design of G+26 Multistoried Earthquake Resistant Building in Zone 4
Authors- M.Tech. Scholar Shyam Kumar, Prof. Imran Ahmad Faizy
Abstract- – This research was carried out with an objective to determine the design loads of a G+26 multistoried building structure which is an earthquake resistant structure in Zone 4. The purpose of this investigation is to determine the design loads for a structure that will be subjected to seismic loads in a specific area. In this study, the response spectrum analysis was applied to a G+26-story building with the help of the programme STAD PRO V8i. Joint motion, axial forces, time, and mass were all measured and analysed. The dynamic analysis is performed with the aid of the design response spectrum curve proposed by the IS: 1893 Part-1 for seismic design. As the modal mass participation factor for the investigated building is greater than 75%, it was determined that the building is stiff for earthquake excitation. As the earthquake motion was applied in the X-direction, we see a greater X-direction joint displacement compared to what we expect.
Detecting Brain Tumors from MR Images Using Deep Transfer Learning-Based Models
Authors- Rahimunnisa K, Kaviya P, Paveethra K
Abstract- – The treatment of seizures, peritumoral edema, adverse reactions to drugs, venous thromboembolism (VTE), weariness, and mental retardation are among the most prevalent medical issues in patients with brain tumors. There aren’t numerous investigations that expressly tackle these areas of concern, considering how significant they are. A growing body of research shows that prophylactic antiepileptic drugs are ineffective in treating brain tumor patients who have not yet experienced a seizure. Due to a greater likelihood of contracting Pneumocyst is jerovecii pneumonia, patients using corticosteroids may benefit from preventative medication. Additionally, there is increasing proof that suggests anticoagulation could be better compared with inferior vena cava (IVC) purification equipment during treatment of VTE in patients with brain tumors, because the possibility of bleeding from anticoagulation is comparatively low. Heparin with a low molecular weight might prove safer rather than Coumadin. The use of drugs like donepezil and memantine can be advantageous in treating cognitive impairment, whereas drugs like modafinil and methylphenidate have become more used for the management of weariness.
Sentiment Analysis of Twitter Data On Hindi
Language
Authors- Ms. Madhuri B.Thorat, Sanket Bhadale, Santosh Biradar,Mansur Mujawar,Faizan Pathan
Abstract- – The rapid growth of Internet-based applications, such as social media platforms and blogs, has resulted in comments and reviews concerning day-to-day activities. Sentiment analysis is the process of gathering and analyzing people’s opinions, thoughts, and impressions regarding various topics, products, subjects, and services. The goal of tweet sentiment analysis is to find the positive, negative, or neutral sentiment part in the tweeter data. Sentiment analysis can help any organization to find people’s opinions of their company and products. We have applied sentiment analysis on the twitter data set. However, the sentiment analysis for Twitter data and evaluation procedures face numerous challenges. These challenges create impediments to accurately interpreting sentiment polarity. Sentiment analysis identifies and extracts subjective information from the text using natural language processing and text mining. Our model takes input tweets, sentiment, and output selected text and examined it in order to define future directions.
A Review On Human Activity Recognition Based On I-O-T And Deep Learning Approaches
Authors- Veena Shende, Akanksha Meshram
Abstract- – Human Activity Recognition (HAR) has been treated as a typical classification problem in computer vision and pattern recognition, to recognize various human activities. HAR is mostly dominated by vision-based approaches that typically focus on action recognition using monocular RGB videos, which make it hard to comprehensively represent actions in 3D space. With the rapid development of low-cost 3D data capture devices like Kinect and Asus Xtion Pro Live cameras. Human activities play a significant role with respect to activities related to environment, aquatic life, I-O-T (Internet Of Things) etc.
Leave Management System for ACE Faculty
Authors- Mr. Akshay Ghuge, Ms. Sakshi Lambat
Abstract- – In the existing Leave Management System, every college follows manual procedure. At the end of each month, administration department calculates leaves of every faculties that why that is time taking process and there are chances of losing data or errors in the leave register. Leave Management System for ACE is a web base system which can be accessed all over the college. This system for managing leaves related information of faculty’s approval of leaves from the principal and head of department. The principal and head of department have permission to verify the leave request of their faculties. After verifying the leave application of faculties, the principal and HOD will give remark like approved and rejected.
Classification of Non-Traditional Maritime Security Threats and Challenges with the Indian and International Legal Framework
Authors- Shivam Kumar Pandey
Abstract- – Maritime security means the safety of the seas and lakes, as well as the safety of the country as a whole. Today, there are a lot of crimes around the sea that need to be fixed. These are the most recent problems that affect how countries get along with each other. Around this area, there needs to be strong security risks. This area has become one of the most important places for trade and energy in the world. The area around the Indian Ocean has many old and new safety and security problems, such as pirates, robberies, terrorism, drug trafficking, illegal wildlife trade, illegal arms trade, fishing, climate change, etc. Because of this, the security of the Indian Ocean needs to be protected from the rising number of crimes, and strict laws should be put into place in this area. Further these issues have been seen in India which needs to make their maritime laws to govern such issues effectively. The researcher conducts doctrinal research. The objective is to analyze the maritime security both at national and international frameworks. Lastly the researcher provides conclusion.
Blockchain Based E-Voting System
Authors- Sakshi Vajre, Ashlesha Gomase, Megha Puram, Sakshi Vinchurkar
Abstract- – Voting is the fundamental right for every nation. An Electronic Voting (E-Voting) system is a voting system in which the election process is notated, saved, stored, and processed digitally, which makes the voting management task better than the traditional paper based method. Blockchain is a decentralized, distributed, public ledger that exists across the network. Blockchain-enabled E-voting (BEV) could reduce voter fraud and increase voter access. In this paper, the concept of developing an electronic voting system using blockchain technology is implemented. The two-level architecture provides a secure voting process without redundancy of existing (not based on blockchain) systems. The blockchain-based voting project has two modules to make the whole project integrated and work along. One will be the Election Commission who will be responsible for creating elections, adding registered parties and candidates contesting for the election added under the smart contracts. The other end will be the voter’s module where each individual can cast a vote for their respective Assembly Constituency and the vote will be registered on the blockchain to make it tamper proof.
Performance Analysis of DSDV and DSR Using NS-2 and Vi Sim Simulators
Authors- Assistant Prof. Dr. Md. Asif Hossain
Abstract- – As a new generation of wireless communication technology, mobile ad hoc network (MANET) has made tremendous advancements over the past decade. It is extensively employed in military action, on-demand operations, and other disaster relief activities and is characterized by high mobility, dynamic topology, self-organizing, and other distinctive qualities. Routing and security issues are just two examples of the problems that might arise since MANET lacks a centralized infrastructure, and the devices can roam randomly. Without a doubt, soon, we will be able to see the deployment of ad-hoc networks everywhere. Therefore, the routing issue is taken into consideration in this paper. The Destination Sequenced Distance Vector (DSDV) and Dynamic Source Routing (DSR) protocols are two well-known routing protocols that are the topics of this paper. The NS2 and ViSim simulators have been used to evaluate the performance of these two protocols.
“Blood India Connect” – App for Connecting Donors and Patient using Twilio Communication API Tools
Authors- Venkatesan Palaniappan, Omar Mohamed Osman Ahmed, Mithun Sivakumar, Ph.D Ms.S.Sujina
Abstract- – India requires 5 crore units of blood each year but barely receives 2.5 units. Every two seconds, someone needs blood. Every day, more than 38,000 blood donations are required. The number of posts on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter asking for blood donations has steadily increased along with the rapid growth in social Media usage throughout the world. Finding a blood donor is a difficult task in every country. Many individuals throughout the world are interested in donating blood when there is a need, but those donors may not have access to information on blood donation demands in their local area, to overcome this difficulty there are various blood donor finding applications on the market, such as the Red Cross Blood, Neologix and UBlood. However, more dependable applications that satisfy the expectations of consumers are encouraged. All of these applications will notify the specific donor when blood is required, but the major drawback is that these applications will give notification only if we use that particular application. To address this issue in the aforementioned applications, we created an application that will send the blood request message to that specific donor via WhatsApp / text message with the Google Map’s location of the hospital where the patient is admitted. Clinics can use this application to make requests whenever a patient is in need.
Bibliometric Analysis of Top Cited Article in Magnesium Alloy/ AZ91E Mg Alloy from Dimensions
Authors- A Smitha Kranthi, Anil Kumar Matta,Dhanvi Matta
Abstract- – In this survey, top cited article is identified in Magnesium Alloy/ AZ91E Mg alloy from Dimensions data base (2014-2023). Top cited article is defined as the article which is cited more number of times than other articles since 2014. Results showed that 1264 publications with research categories Engineering (1128), materials engineering (785), manufacturing engineering (161), chemical sciences (93) and biomedical engineering (67) were published in the journal’s list UGC journal’s list Group II, ERA 2023, ERA 2018, ERA 2015, Norwegian register level 2, DOAJ, PubMed, J-STAGE between 2014 to 2023. “Magnesium Alloy or AZ91E Mg alloy” is the key word used to obtain the highest authored paper with 1463 citations.
The Transformative Power Of Block chain Technology And Its Application To Voting and Cyber Security
Authors- Abhilash Gaddam
Abstract- – Many have looked to block chain technology as a way to make online voting more trustworthy and open. Electronic voting systems may avoid manipulation and fraud, make voting more anonymous, and boost confidence in the election process by using blockchain technology’s decentralization, immutability, and transparency. Electronic voting solutions built on the blockchain also have the potential to cut down on the time and money needed for conventional voting procedures. The reliance on centralized organizations in traditional voting processes might leave them open to vulnerabilities like election fraud or results manipulation. Blockchain technology’s intrinsic decentralization and immutability provide a potential remedy to the problems associated with conventional and alternative electronic voting methods. An immutable and open platform for electronic voting may be built using blockchain technology. By combining cryptographic methods with consensus protocols, blockchain-based electronic voting systems provide voting processes that are safe, verifiable, and auditable. To develop a successful voting mechanism, this study tries to make use of blockchain’s cryptographic underpinnings and transparency. The suggested technique accomplishes end-to-end verifiability and complies with the basic criteria for electronic voting systems. This paper lays out the specifics of the proposed electronic voting system and how it would be implemented on the Multichain platform. To establish an end-to-end verifiable e-voting method, the article offers an in-depth review of the technique, which effectively confirms its efficacy.
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Performance Analysis of Hybrid Composite Helmet Mechanism
Authors- Assistant Professor Mr.M.Maniyarasan, K.Jeeva, N.Jeeva, M.Kathiravan, D.Lingeshwaran
Abstract- – Hybrid composite helmet technologies are now a crucial factor in the creation of household goods and accessories for automobiles. A natural fibre hybrid composite helmet has been developed using materials like banana fibre, coconut coir, luffa fibre, etc., largely for safety purposes. These natural fibres have low costs, a low density, and excellent particular qualities. These are non-abrasive and biodegradable. Due to its unique mechanical characteristics, fibre reinforced materials are now being used more frequently in all technical fields (including automotive, industrial, and medical). Banana, coconut, and luffa fibre are employed as fibre reinforcements in this project. Epoxy resin makes up 62% of the laminates’ weight (616g), along with 7% of hardener(60g), luffa fibre accounts for 15% of the weight (130g), coconut coir for 3% (20g), banana fibre for 5% (44g), and coconut fibre for 10% (70g) and carrying out the penetration test, flammability test, and shock absorption test. In the present work, the epoxy composite based industrial safety helmet has been designed by CATIA V5 software.
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Performance Evaluation of Cyclone Separator
Authors -Assistant Professor Mr.S.Ravi, A. Ajayprasath, S. Arun, A. Balamurugan
Abstract- — In India vast and diverse industrials in future and high demand for cleaning process is increases. Each year, thousands of tons row material or waste material use for recycling or purifier in India. Food, mineral water pure gas or air in mixture of some chemical or dust particle. Food or pharma industry maximum cost spends for cleaning process. Many cleanings process available but this mechanical device very costly therefore to replace the less cost effect and performance of remove dust particle is very efficient. Cyclones have often been regarded as low-efficiency collectors. However, efficiency varies greatly with particle size and cyclone design. Advanced design work has greatly improved cyclone performance. This project have discussed the design parameters required to construct a high performing cyclone through the application of the classical cyclone design, However, the pressure drop in this design does not consider any vertical dimensions as contributing to pressure drop, This is a misleading in that a tall cyclone would have the same pressure drop as a short one as long as cyclone inlets and outlets dimensions and inlet velocities are the same. The cyclone design model was used to obtain an accurate pressure drop and sizing of cyclone, The cyclone approach to design cyclones was to initially determine optimum inlet velocities for different cyclone designs, hence using the inlets velocity a cyclone dimension can be determined.
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Impact of M Sand and Olivine Sand in Assessment of Mechanical Properties of Geo Polymer Concrete at High Temperature
Authors -Kavipriya S, Muthu S, Riyaz S, Sathya J
Abstract- — Geopolymer Concrete is a type of concrete that is made by reacting aluminate and silicate bearing materials with a caustic activator. Commonly, waste materials such as fly ash or slag from iron and metal production are used, which helps lead to a cleaner environment. This is because the waste material is actually encapsulated within the concrete and it also does not have to be disposed of as it is being used. This paper focuses on varying the proportions of M sand and Olivine sand (50:50, 60:40, 70:30) in geopolymer concrete and evaluating its strength characteristics at extreme temperature by adding fibres at different proportions with 0.2%,0.4%,0.6%,0.8%,1.0%. The alkaline activator solution used is a mixture of 10 molar Sodium hydroxide and Sodium silicate in the ratio 1:2. The specimens are cured using oven at 60°C.The mechanical strength properties such as compressive strength, split tensile strength and flexural strength tests are conducted at its 28 day. The test results revealed that very high early age strength was achieved in all the proportions, noticeably in 70:30 proportions with 0.8% addition of fibres.
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Smart Predictive Models for Enhancing Cardiac Health Outcomes Using Deep Learning Techniques
Authors -Mr. R. V. Viswanathan, R. Siva Harish, K. S. Rajesh, R. Dhanush
Abstract- – In The heart is one of the most important parts of the human body because it is the system’s nerve center. Heart disease is one of the most dangerous and life-threatening diseases that can lead to death or a disabling condition for the rest of a person’s life. However, there are not many effective ways to discover the hidden trends and relationships in the e-health data. This is because medical diagnosis is a critical process that has to be done correctly in order to save lives. To reduce the overall cost of performing the clinical tests, it is crucial to develop and implement a suitable and accurate computer-based automated decision support system. The use of health analytics in an attempt to perform proper analysis of patient data has been proposed. The healthcare industry data is being examined. The medical sector is able to develop smart models by sets of patient risk factors using data mining techniques. The development of the use of data has been a surprise to Knowledge Discovery in Databases (KDD). This project provides a glimpse of the Machine Learning and Deep Learning approaches that are used in the diagnosis of diseases. There are many data mining classifiers that have been discussed in the last year for quick and accurate illness diagnosis. The heart disease prediction system proposed in this project uses deep learning techniques, more especially Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP), to predict the likelihood of the patient developing heart-related complications. MLP, a very efficient classification method, employs the Deep Learning technique from Artificial Neural Networks. The proposed model returns accurate results with minimum error by combining deep learning and data mining.
DOI: /10.61463/ijset.vol.11.issue2.387
Design and Implementation of Controller for Effective Seed Sowing and Counting Machine
Authors -Dr.T.Sengolrajan, S.Jawahar, P.Jeevarathinam, G.Praveen
Abstract- – In the farming process, often used conventional seeding operation takes more time and more labor. The seed feed rate is more but the time required for the total operation is more and the total cost is increased due to labor, hiring of equipment. Design and implementation of controller for effective seed sowing and counting machine employs the latest IoT technology to automate the manual seed counting making it easier and faster. The machine integrates sensors and microcontrollers to monitor and control the seeding process in real-time, while also providing data on the number of seeds sewn. The data is transmitted wirelessly to a remote monitoring device, allowing farmers to monitor and manage their crops from anywhere, at any time. This design is very cost effective and reduce the cost of farming. The automatic seed sewing and counting machine is a promising solution to help farmers increase their accuracy and crop yields, while also reducing the risk of manual errors and labor costslife.
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Ml Based Farming System – Casava Leaf Disease Detection
Authors -Assistant Professor J. Sunanthini, J. J. Charles Lifrin Packiyam
Abstract- – The ML-based farming system for cassava leaf dis- ease detection proposes a solution to automate the identification and diagnosis of diseases affecting cassava plants. This system leverages machine learning (ML) techniques to analyse images of cassava leaves and accurately classify them into healthy or diseased categories. The proposed system employs convolutional neural networks (CNNs), a type of deep learning architecture, for robust and efficient leaf disease detection. A dataset of la- belled cassava leaf images, comprising both healthy and diseased samples, is collected and used for model training. The CNN model is trained on this dataset to learn the visual patterns and features associated with different cassava leaf diseases. During the inference phase, new images of cassava leaves are fed into the trained CNN model, which predicts the presence or absence of diseases. The ML-based system provides a quick and reliable assessment of the leaf health status, allowing farmers to take proactive measures such as targeted treatments or removal of diseased plants to prevent further spread. The proposed system offers several advantages over traditional manual diagnosis methods. It eliminates the need for human experts, reducing the time and expertise required for disease identification. Additionally, the ML model can handle large volumes of data, making it scalable for real-time monitoring of large- scale cassava farms. The ML-based farming system for cassava leaf disease detection has the potential to significantly improve the efficiency and productivity of cassava farming. By enabling early disease detection and intervention, farmers can implement appropriate disease management strategies, minimize yield losses, and optimize crop health. Overall, the ML-based farming system offers a reliable and cost-effective solution for cassava leaf disease detection, empowering farmers with timely and accurate information to make informed decisions and safeguard their crop health.
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Advanced and Secure Bio-Metric Voting System
Authors -Assistant Professor Mrs.V.Subitha, V. Pravinsha, T .Rajitha Roja, T.V. Vibitha, A.S Priya Dharshini
Abstract- – This project proposes finger print voting system with Arduino. The main objective of this project is to design and develop biometric based voting machine using Aadhar authentication. The current voting process has safety problems such as authenticity of voters. The main objective is to enhance the security in order to prevent duplication and provide a system which reduces the burden for people on conducting a voting. In this project we used fingerprint for authentication, and for fingerprint authentication we use Aadhar card database. Now a day’s everybody has Aadhar card with unique Aadhar number hence it is highly secures compare to current existing system. Fingerprint is one of the unique identities of a human being which is being used in the Aadhar system. Thus, by implementing this system, user can put their vote with fingerprint instead of paper without doubting about their security. Voting Using Fingerprint reduce the polling time, it provides easy and accurate counting without human. In this proposed system, we get the details of voter from AADHAR CARD database. Fingerprint module is automated method of verifying a matching fingerprint and it can provide a security. The voter at the polling booth has to show his Finger and scan his finger on fingerprintmodule. Fingerprint module scan his/her fingerprint and send to controller for matching scan fingerprint with stored AADHAR CARD database. If the fingerprint match with already stored voter AADHAR CARD database, then he/she is valid for polling sections and voter is allowed to pull his/her vote. If not, message is displayed on LCD and the voter is not allowed to poll his/her vote. If any voter comes to vote for the second time the buzzer makes a sound thus avoiding fake voting.
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Ml Based Farming System – Casava Leaf Disease Detection
Authors -Assistant Professor J. Sunanthini, J. J. Charles Lifrin Packiyam
Abstract- – The ML-based farming system for cassava leaf dis- ease detection proposes a solution to automate the identification and diagnosis of diseases affecting cassava plants. This system leverages machine learning (ML) techniques to analyse images of cassava leaves and accurately classify them into healthy or diseased categories. The proposed system employs convolutional neural networks (CNNs), a type of deep learning architecture, for robust and efficient leaf disease detection. A dataset of la- belled cassava leaf images, comprising both healthy and diseased samples, is collected and used for model training. The CNN model is trained on this dataset to learn the visual patterns and features associated with different cassava leaf diseases. During the inference phase, new images of cassava leaves are fed into the trained CNN model, which predicts the presence or absence of diseases. The ML-based system provides a quick and reliable assessment of the leaf health status, allowing farmers to take proactive measures such as targeted treatments or removal of diseased plants to prevent further spread. The proposed system offers several advantages over traditional manual diagnosis methods. It eliminates the need for human experts, reducing the time and expertise required for disease identification. Additionally, the ML model can handle large volumes of data, making it scalable for real-time monitoring of large- scale cassava farms. The ML-based farming system for cassava leaf disease detection has the potential to significantly improve the efficiency and productivity of cassava farming. By enabling early disease detection and intervention, farmers can implement appropriate disease management strategies, minimize yield losses, and optimize crop health. Overall, the ML-based farming system offers a reliable and cost-effective solution for cassava leaf disease detection, empowering farmers with timely and accurate information to make informed decisions and safeguard their crop health.
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Household Services Provider System
Authors -Associate Professor Dr.A.Selva Reegan, D.L.Ajai Inith, N.Braian Gibson, M.S.Goutham, K.Sakthivel
Abstract- – In present scenario, people are buried up in a heavy work culture, as everyone is engaged with busy schedules, and hectic tasks which make them deviate from family life. If any issues encounter unexpectedly, it distracts them and makes them choose over the work they have to accomplish primarily. Dealing with household services like plumbing, carpentry, electricity, etc. is major problem in the urban areas where people are busy in their daily activities. It is also difficult because of non-availability of service-providers around a certain region/ area or locality. So, in such a situation developing a web app is very useful which can provide all the basic household services at fingertip. Giving a thought to that aspect of life is to design and develop a system that provides many services at your doorstep in just one click. A system that provides variety of services like plumbing, electrician, IT repair and many more. The web home service project consists of many categories and services as mentioned before. Users who are in need of services can register with this website and look for service providers. There are two users in our system, first is home service providers and therefore the other may be a user. home service providers have a crucial role within the project he/she can register with this website by mentioning their role. By this users can easily avail the needed home services with none difficulty and delay. When someone requires assistance for domestic tasks, the problem occurs due to inaccessibility of service skilled or a trustworthy provider who provides faultless service on request. Our on demand home service system affords the foremost convenient unrestricted approach to urge your household work finished. This technique helps in providing finest results to all or any domestic troubles with high efficacy and ease. The system helps in connecting the skilful in-house experts and gets service done on quickly. On demand home service system aids not only the users but also the service providers to succeed in out the potential customers.
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Flight Fare Prediction App with Deployment Machine Learning
Authors -Assistant Professor Mr.C.Bastin Rogers, Sujin .T, Aron Herso.S, Sabin .M
Abstract- – The development of a flight fare prediction web application with deployment and machine learning encompasses a comprehensive process. This involves acquiring historical flight data, performing data preprocessing and feature engineering, selecting an appropriate regression algorithm, and training the model using split data sets. The implementation includes develop- ing a web application through frameworks like Flask or Django, creating an intuitive user interface for inputting flight details, and deploying the trained model as an API or web service on cloud platforms such as AWS or GCP. The integration of the web application with the model API enables predictions based on user inputs. The process concludes with thorough testing and debugging to ensure functionality, deployment to a production environment, and ongoing monitoring, maintenance, and updates as required.
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Mechanical Property Evaluation of Modified Bricks for Green Building Application
Authors -P. Vijayan, Nishanth V, Abilash. V A, Santosh M, Nikesh M
Abstract- – This study investigates the mechanical performance and sustainability of modified clay bricks incorporating waste glass powder (WGP) and various agro-industrial byproducts, targeting their application in green building construction. Motivated by the growing demand for sustainable construction materials, the research evaluates the compressive and flexural strength, water absorption, and durability of bricks infused with different waste materials such as cocoa shells, sugarcane bagasse, and rice husk ash. The optimal WGP content of 20% resulted in a 25% increase in compressive strength and a 41% improvement in modulus of rupture, while maintaining water absorption levels comparable to traditional bricks. Microstructural analyses using SEM and XRD reveal enhanced bonding and reduced porosity in modified bricks. The study also explores the environmental and economic benefits of utilizing recycled crushed clay bricks (RCB) in pavement construction and evaluates their performance in cement-stabilized macadam (CSM). The integration of waste materials not only reduces reliance on virgin clay but also offers substantial reductions in energy consumption and CO₂ emissions. The findings affirm that modified bricks with waste additives provide a viable solution for sustainable infrastructure, aligning with global green building initiatives.
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Investigation of Mechanical and Morphological Properties of PVC Coated Nylon Hybrid Composites for Structural Applications
Authors -E. Bravin Daniel, Aaron.C, Akash R, Infant Jeen U B, Navis Shiju Antony
Abstract- – This study explores the mechanical and morphological behavior of PVC-coated nylon hybrid composites with a focus on their suitability for structural applications. Hybrid composites combining natural and synthetic fibers offer a sustainable alternative with enhanced mechanical and thermal properties. In this research, waste nylon fibers were reinforced into a PVC matrix, alongside calcium carbonate fillers and surface modifiers, to improve strength, stiffness, and water resistance. Various fabrication techniques, including vacuum infusion and compression molding, were employed to ensure uniform fiber dispersion and strong interfacial bonding. Mechanical properties such as tensile, flexural, and impact strength were evaluated, along with thermal stability via TGA and DSC, and viscoelastic properties using DMA. SEM and TEM analyses were used to assess the microstructure and dispersion of fillers. The results indicate that the optimized hybrid composite demonstrates improved mechanical performance, reduced water absorption, and enhanced durability. These characteristics make the material a viable choice for automotive, construction, and aerospace structural applications.
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Secure Role Management Using SUDO In Federal Infrastructures
Authors: Sevda Guliyeva, Kamran Mammadli, Nigar Aliyeva, Ilkin Rzayev
Abstract: In highly regulated federal IT environments ranging from civilian agencies to intelligence and defense systems the principle of least privilege is paramount. sudo (superuser do), a widely adopted command-line tool in UNIX and Linux systems, provides fine-grained privilege delegation while maintaining detailed audit trails. This review explores the strategic use of sudo for role-based access control (RBAC) within federal infrastructures, focusing on operational security, compliance, and centralized policy governance. Given the prevalence of cybersecurity mandates like FISMA, NIST 800-53, and FedRAMP, federal agencies must enforce and demonstrate tight control over privileged operations. The article begins by outlining the architectural workflow of sudo, including the parsing of sudoers policy files, integration with PAM for authentication control, and support for session-specific environment sanitization. It then delves into role design best practices, highlighting how improper use of wildcard rules or unrestricted shell access can undermine compliance efforts. Special emphasis is placed on centralizing sudo policies using LDAP and SSSD, which allows organizations to manage privilege delegation at scale while aligning with directory-based identity management. Beyond configuration, the article discusses advanced logging and auditing mechanisms, including the use of sudo_logsrvd, session recording, and real-time integration with SIEM systems like Splunk. It also explores plugin-based extensibility to enforce approval workflows or security labeling through SELinux. A case study within a civilian federal agency demonstrates the real-world benefits of LDAP-based sudo delegation, resulting in reduced root usage and improved auditability. As federal infrastructures evolve toward Zero Trust models and containerized architectures, the review concludes with recommendations for extending sudo capabilities using policy-as-code, real-time analytics, and container-aware enforcement. In doing so, it frames sudo not merely as a local elevation tool but as a central pillar of modern, secure role management.
Smart Patching With Cron Jobs: An Ops-Centric Perspective
Authors: Raj Gopal, Sudha Vani, Suresh Chand, Vandana M.
Abstract: In enterprise UNIX and Linux environments, maintaining security, system stability, and patch compliance is a critical operational requirement. However, comprehensive patch management platforms can be expensive, overly complex, or ill-suited for smaller or isolated infrastructure segments. This review explores the role of cron jobs as a lightweight yet powerful tool for orchestrating smart patching workflows in such environments. Cron, the time-tested job scheduler, enables system administrators to automate patching tasks with fine-grained control over timing, logging, and conditional logic without requiring an external agent or centralized platform. By leveraging Bash scripting, cron scheduling, pre- and post-patching checks, and dependency-aware update routines, organizations can achieve repeatable and auditable patch cycles that minimize system downtime and human intervention. The article outlines challenges such as coordinating maintenance windows, handling dependency conflicts, and ensuring safe rollback mechanisms demonstrating how cron-based patching can address these via structured, deterministic automation. It also highlights how such workflows integrate with monitoring tools like Nagios or Zabbix, log aggregators, and compliance frameworks to provide visibility and resilience. Smart cron patching is particularly relevant in use cases where resources are constrained, or where access to more robust configuration management solutions (e.g., Ansible Tower, Red Hat Satellite) is unavailable or unwarranted. Through real-world case studies in sectors like financial services, HPC clusters, and air-gapped environments, this review presents cron jobs as an operations-centric solution for secure and scalable patch management. The discussion concludes by projecting future enhancements involving event-driven patching, AI-assisted scheduling, and hybrid models integrating cron with modern DevOps toolchains.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16154859
Predictive Alerting In Solaris-Based Genomic Computing Systems
Authors: Vishnu K, Nithin Babu,, Parvathy S, Roshni Kumar
Abstract: Genomic computing systems represent one of the most demanding domains in high-performance computing (HPC), characterized by large-scale data processing, long-running workflows, and the need for high availability. Platforms handling genomic data must manage the execution of complex pipelines such as read alignment, variant calling, and annotation on terabytes of data including FASTQ, BAM, and VCF files. In environments based on Solaris, the combination of robust system engineering and advanced fault-management tools such as ZFS, SMF (Service Management Facility), and FMA (Fault Management Architecture) provides a stable foundation for these bioinformatics workloads. However, the increasing computational and I/O demands also amplify the risks of system degradation, daemon failure, or hardware faults that may interrupt critical research operations. Predictive alerting presents a forward-looking approach to infrastructure management, using statistical modeling, system telemetry, and machine learning to identify and respond to early signs of system stress. In Solaris-based genomic infrastructures, predictive alerting combines native tools such as kstat, fmadm, iostat, prstat, and log analysis from /var/adm/messages to build a rich dataset for analysis. This data can be used to trigger threshold-based alerts, perform trend detection, or even feed anomaly detection models for real-time decision-making. When integrated with job schedulers or bioinformatics tools like Snakemake or BWA, predictive alerting ensures that computational pipelines are safeguarded from failure before it occurs. This review explores the architecture, methodology, and operational benefits of implementing predictive alerting within Solaris genomic infrastructures, providing a blueprint for enhancing data reliability, uptime, and scientific productivity.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16155601
The Influence Of Predictive Cloud Scaling On Operational Cost Management
Authors: Pranay Saxena
Abstract: Predictive cloud scaling is emerging as a transformative approach for managing operational costs in cloud environments. By proactively forecasting resource demands based on historical and real-time data, predictive scaling enables organizations to allocate cloud resources more efficiently, minimizing waste and reducing unnecessary expenses. The traditional reactive scaling methods often result in delayed responses to workload spikes or under-utilization during off-peak periods, causing either service degradation or inflated costs. Predictive cloud scaling addresses these challenges by leveraging advanced machine learning algorithms and analytics to anticipate demand fluctuations and automate resource adjustments accordingly. This article explores the critical role of predictive cloud scaling in operational cost management, including its mechanisms, benefits, and implementation challenges. It examines the interplay between predictive scaling and cost optimization strategies, highlighting how predictive analytics can enhance cloud resource utilization while maintaining service quality. Through a comprehensive review of existing technologies, industry practices, and use cases, the article provides a detailed understanding of how predictive cloud scaling can drive substantial financial and operational efficiencies. It also discusses the potential risks and best practices to ensure accuracy and reliability in predictive models. As more enterprises adopt cloud computing for its scalability and agility, predictive scaling becomes an essential technique to control escalating operational costs and optimize cloud investments. The insights presented herein are valuable for cloud architects, IT finance teams, and decision-makers aiming to harness predictive capabilities for smarter cloud cost management.
The Impact Of AI-assisted Anomaly Detection On Continuous Network Monitoring
Authors: Divya Pillai
Abstract: The rapid growth of digital networks and the proliferation of cyber threats have underscored the critical importance of continuous network monitoring to ensure security, reliability, and optimal performance. Artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted anomaly detection has emerged as a transformative approach, profoundly enhancing the capabilities of network monitoring systems. This article explores the impact of AI-assisted anomaly detection on continuous network monitoring, discussing how advanced algorithms and machine learning techniques detect unusual patterns, identify potential threats, and enable proactive responses. By integrating AI, network administrators can achieve real-time detection with higher accuracy, reducing false positives and enabling a more efficient allocation of resources. This article examines the fundamental principles of AI in anomaly detection, its implementation challenges, and the benefits it brings to modern network environments. It also covers use cases spanning various industries, emphasizing how AI fosters adaptive security measures in an ever-evolving threat landscape. Finally, it highlights future trends and potential developments that could further revolutionize network monitoring. The analysis provides in-depth insights into how AI-driven anomaly detection is shaping the future of network management and cybersecurity.
From Fundamentals To Fog A Unified System Analysis Of Cloud And IoT Architectures In Wireless Environments
Authors: Sasikanth Reddy Mandati
Abstract: The rapid expansion of Internet of Things (IoT) deployments in wireless environments has intensified the demand for efficient, scalable, and low-latency computing architectures. While cloud computing has traditionally served as the primary platform for IoT data storage and large-scale analytics, its centralized nature introduces challenges related to latency, bandwidth consumption, reliability, and privacy, particularly for real-time and mission-critical applications. To overcome these limitations, edge and fog computing paradigms have emerged as complementary approaches that extend cloud capabilities closer to data sources. This review paper presents a comprehensive and unified system-level analysis of cloud, fog, and IoT architectures in wireless environments. Beginning with fundamental cloud computing concepts, the paper systematically examines wireless communication technologies, edge and fog computing paradigms, and their integration into layered cloud fog IoT architectures. Key performance metrics such as latency, bandwidth utilization, energy efficiency, scalability, and fault tolerance are analyzed to highlight the trade-offs among different architectural approaches. In addition, the paper discusses critical security and privacy challenges arising from distributed and heterogeneous deployments, along with existing mitigation strategies. Furthermore, this survey reviews representative application domains including smart cities, healthcare, industrial IoT, and intelligent transportation systems, illustrating how unified architectures enable context-aware, real-time, and reliable services. A comparative analysis of existing solutions is provided to identify research gaps, design limitations, and best practices. Finally, the paper outlines open challenges and future research directions, emphasizing emerging trends such as AI-driven fog orchestration, next-generation wireless networks, and sustainable computing. This unified perspective aims to serve as a valuable reference for researchers and practitioners designing next-generation wireless IoT systems.
Nanostructured Solutions For Global Decarbonization: A Comprehensive Analysis Of Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) In Direct Air Capture (DAC)
Authors: Dr. Sarika Sharma
Abstract: When atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) concentrations increase rapidly due to human activities, the need for scalable carbon removal technology has grown considerably. Direct Air Capture (DAC) is a successful negative emission approach which is able to remove CO₂ by extracting it from the air and cleaning molecules to its target level even in an atmosphere. However, due to very low atmospheric CO₂ concentrations (∼400 ppm) and moisture, for DAC materials to be used, high selectivity and stability are essential attributes and low regeneration energy. To improve the application of DAC in dilute environments, metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are a new class of very porous nanomaterials whose unique chemical and structural properties have made them promising for DAC applications. Functionalized MOFs (i.e., amine-grafted materials and hybrid ultra microporous structures) exhibit improved adsorption performance and are able to capture CO₂ even in humid conditions. Recent progress of MOF-based DAC technology in solid sorbents and membranes, and the relationship of molecular structure and CO₂ capture efficiency, also contribute to this. In this review, we also discuss the best computational and machine learning approaches for rapid screening and optimization of MOFs to ensure high-performance materials from a wide range of chemical compounds. Many challenges such as moisture sensitivity, high synthesis costs, structural instability, and energy-intensive regeneration are among the critical difficulties for MOF-based DAC systems to be achieved at large scale. To eliminate such limitations, innovative design solutions such as surface functionalization as well as scalable synthesis routes with high productivity of materials, and process integration should be adopted. Nanostructured MOFs represent a new path to global decarbonization with efficient and flexible DAC systems. Further interdisciplinary research in materials science, process engineering, and techno-economic analysis will translate laboratory results into carbon capture technologies that are compatible with net-zero climate targets at the scale of commercial production.
Machine Learning-Based Risk Scoring In Enterprise Security Frameworks
Authors: Kasun Jayawardena
Abstract: In the contemporary digital landscape, enterprise security has transitioned from a perimeter-centric defense model to a data-driven, risk-aware paradigm. Traditional risk assessment methodologies, which often rely on static qualitative heat maps and manual vulnerability scoring, are increasingly unable to keep pace with the velocity and sophistication of modern cyber threats. This review article explores the emergence and integration of Machine Learning (ML)-based risk scoring within enterprise security frameworks. By leveraging advanced algorithms—ranging from supervised ensemble methods to unsupervised anomaly detection and deep learning—organizations can now generate dynamic, real-time risk scores for users, devices, and network entities. These scores facilitate a "Zero Trust" architecture by providing the granular intelligence necessary for automated access decisions and incident prioritization. This article categorizes current ML methodologies, including the use of Random Forests for vulnerability prioritization and Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) for behavioral risk modeling. We examine the critical role of feature engineering in synthesizing telemetry data from diverse sources such as Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) systems, Identity and Access Management (IAM) logs, and Threat Intelligence feeds. Furthermore, the review addresses the challenges of model interpretability, data bias, and the necessity for Explainable AI (XAI) in security operations. By synthesizing recent academic research and industrial case studies, this paper provides a strategic roadmap for the implementation of predictive risk scoring. The findings suggest that ML-based scoring significantly reduces the "Mean Time to Respond" (MTTR) by filtering noise and highlighting high-probability threats, thereby fortifying the enterprise’s overall resilience.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19417256
Machine Learning In Digital Forensics And Incident Response (DFIR)
Authors: Dilshan Perera
Abstract: The exponential growth of digital data and the increasing sophistication of anti-forensic techniques have pushed traditional Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) methodologies to their breaking point. Modern investigators are frequently overwhelmed by the sheer volume of logs, memory dumps, and disk images generated during a typical security breach. This review examines the paradigm shift toward Machine Learning (ML)-based DFIR, which leverages automated pattern recognition to accelerate the identification of malicious artifacts and reconstruct attack timelines. By utilizing supervised learning for malware classification, unsupervised learning for anomaly detection in system logs, and Natural Language Processing (NLP) for parsing unstructured forensic data, ML models provide a "force multiplier" for human investigators. This article categorizes current methodologies, focusing on deep learning for automated image forensics, clustering for identifying lateral movement in network telemetry, and recurrent neural networks for temporal event correlation. We explore how ML mitigates "investigator fatigue" by filtering noise and highlighting high-probability evidence, thereby significantly reducing the Mean Time to Detect (MTTD) and Mean Time to Remediate (MTTR). Furthermore, the review addresses critical challenges, including the "black-box" nature of deep neural networks, the legal admissibility of AI-generated evidence, and the emerging threat of adversarial machine learning. By synthesizing recent academic breakthroughs and industrial case studies, this paper provides a strategic roadmap for the development of "Autonomous Forensics." The findings suggest that the integration of ML is not merely an efficiency gain but a fundamental requirement for maintaining digital justice and enterprise resilience in an increasingly complex and adversarial digital landscape.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19417278
ML-Based Anomaly Detection In Encrypted Traffic
Authors: Nadeesha Fernando
Abstract: The global transition toward end-to-end encryption, driven by protocols such as TLS 1.3, HTTP/3, and DNS-over-HTTPS, has fundamentally altered the cybersecurity landscape. While encryption is essential for safeguarding user privacy and data integrity, it has simultaneously created a "blind spot" for traditional security infrastructure. Malicious actors increasingly leverage encrypted channels to conceal command-and-control (C2) communications, exfiltrate sensitive data, and deliver malware payloads, effectively bypassing legacy Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) tools. This review explores the paradigm shift toward Machine Learning (ML)-based anomaly detection as a solution to this visibility crisis. By focusing on side-channel telemetry—such as packet timing, size distributions, and byte-level patterns—rather than plaintext payloads, ML models can identify malicious intent without decrypting the traffic. This article categorizes current methodologies, including the use of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for spatial feature extraction from traffic headers and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks for temporal sequence modeling. We examine the critical role of feature engineering in transforming raw encrypted streams into actionable intelligence and discuss the integration of these models into high-speed network environments. Furthermore, the review addresses the challenges of data imbalance, the emergence of adversarial evasion techniques, and the necessity for explainable AI in security operations. By synthesizing recent research breakthroughs and industrial applications, this paper provides a strategic roadmap for building resilient, privacy-preserving detection systems that maintain security in an increasingly opaque digital ecosystem.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19417287
Neural Network Models For Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Detection
Authors: Tharushi Silva
Abstract: Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) represent the most sophisticated tier of cyber-adversaries, characterized by their stealthy, multi-stage nature and long-term residency within high-value networks. Traditional signature-based detection systems and classical machine learning models frequently fail to identify APTs because these threats utilize "low and slow" tactics that blend seamlessly with legitimate administrative traffic. This review examines the paradigm shift toward neural network-based detection frameworks, which leverage deep representation learning to identify subtle, non-linear correlations across massive, heterogeneous datasets. We analyze the efficacy of various architectures, including Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for traffic-to-image pattern recognition, Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) units for temporal sequence modeling of system calls, and Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) for mapping lateral movement across complex network topologies. The article categorizes the APT lifecycle into stages—reconnaissance, initial intrusion, lateral movement, and exfiltration—and evaluates how specific neural architectures address the unique data characteristics of each phase. Furthermore, we address the critical challenges of data imbalance in APT datasets, the "black-box" nature of deep models, and the emerging threat of adversarial machine learning. By synthesizing recent breakthroughs in transformer-based self-attention and self-supervised learning, this paper provides a strategic roadmap for building autonomous, resilient defense systems. The findings suggest that neural networks significantly enhance detection accuracy and reduce the mean time to detect (MTTD) by identifying the "logical intent" behind disparate events, rather than relying on static indicators.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19417305
Predictive Analytics For Threat Intelligence Using ML
Authors: Saman Wickramasinghe
Abstract: The global cybersecurity landscape is currently undergoing a seismic shift as threat actors transition from broad-based attacks to highly targeted, automated, and persistent campaigns. Traditional Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) has historically functioned as a reactive discipline, focusing on the collection and dissemination of Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) after a breach has already occurred. However, the sheer velocity of modern exploits necessitates a transition toward a proactive, predictive paradigm. This review examines the integration of Predictive Analytics—powered by Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL)—into the CTI lifecycle. By leveraging historical breach data, dark web telemetry, and real-time network traffic, predictive models can now forecast the "what," "where," and "who" of impending cyber threats. This article categorizes current ML methodologies, including the use of Natural Language Processing (NLP) for automated open-source intelligence (OSINT) harvesting and Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) for modeling adversary behavior sequences. We explore how predictive scoring allows security operations centers (SOCs) to prioritize vulnerabilities based on the likelihood of exploitation rather than static severity scores. Furthermore, the review addresses the critical challenges of data quality, model drift, and the emergence of adversarial machine learning, where attackers attempt to "poison" the very intelligence meant to stop them. By synthesizing recent breakthroughs in transformer architectures and graph-based relational learning, this paper provides a strategic roadmap for building "forecasting" engines in cybersecurity. The findings suggest that predictive analytics significantly shrinks the window of exposure, enabling organizations to move from a defensive crouch to a preemptive strike posture.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19417325
Topological Games And Their Applications To Covering And Compactness Properties
Authors: Assistant Professor Dr. Sharad Pawar
Abstract: Topological games are an interesting model and method for studying covering properties, compactness behaviors, and selection rules across general topology. For these expressions of classical properties in infinite two-player games, then you achieve strategic refinements of compactness, Lindelöfness and selective covering ideas like the Menger and Rothberger properties. These strategic refinements often encode structural information that is not evident at the normal existence statement level. Our research-style survey takes the form of topological games based on open covers, dense sets and compact subsets: we highlight these applications to covering and compactness properties. It gives the game mechanics of G_1 (O,O) and G_"fin" (O,O) of these games (to be related to classical selection rules) and the strategy versions thereof, with a focus on how the covering properties become stronger. Particularly studies of (sigma)-compactness phenomena, point-open and compact-open games, and applications to C_p (X)and C_k (X). The article presents set-theoretic considerations including cardinal invariants and forcing-related preservation questions. We propose a unified view, in which topological games are seen as uniformization for classical covering theory.
DOI: http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.406
Operational Resilience Engineering For Mission-Critical Enterprise Platforms
Authors: Michael Harrison, Sophia Bennett, Daniel Whitmore, Christopher Allen, Naveen Kumar
Abstract: Operational resilience has become a fundamental requirement for mission-critical enterprise platforms operating in highly dynamic digital ecosystems where service continuity, reliability, security, and scalability directly influence organizational performance and customer trust. Modern enterprises increasingly depend on distributed cloud-native infrastructures, microservices architectures, hybrid cloud deployments, and real-time data processing systems that introduce significant operational complexity and potential failure points. This research paper explores the principles, frameworks, and engineering methodologies that enable resilient enterprise platform design through reliability engineering, intelligent monitoring, automated recovery mechanisms, and fault-tolerant infrastructure strategies. The study examines how advanced observability systems, predictive analytics, artificial intelligence-driven operations (AIOps), disaster recovery frameworks, and continuous reliability testing contribute to minimizing downtime and improving operational stability. Additionally, the paper analyzes the role of site reliability engineering (SRE), automated incident response, security resilience, and compliance governance in maintaining uninterrupted business services across enterprise environments. Evidence mapping techniques are utilized to evaluate existing reliability engineering practices and identify emerging trends in resilient platform management. The research further highlights the importance of scalability optimization, multi-cloud resilience strategies, proactive risk mitigation, and adaptive infrastructure automation for sustaining mission-critical workloads in modern enterprise ecosystems. The findings demonstrate that organizations adopting integrated operational resilience engineering frameworks can significantly improve system availability, reduce operational risks, enhance recovery performance, and achieve long-term digital transformation objectives in increasingly complex technological environments.
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