Intersection Movement Assistance for Vehicles
Connected vehicle, wireless communication technology is expeditiously evolving in recent years, and host vehicle (HV) can transmit or receive the basic safety message (BSM) from the remote vehicles (RVs). A collision warning predicted that provides connected automated vehicle and alert driver when time to collision (TTC) is within specified bound. Then, distance is calculated by using Haversine formula, and the error statistics of the estimation of latitude and longitude are analysed and alert the driver. Vehicle collision can be detected in real time and the vehicle can prevent the potential conflict accordingly by using this information provided by BSMs. The goal of Intersection Movement Assistance (IMA) is to develop a vehicular communication system to alert the driver from potential collision at intersection based on the Basic Safety Message (BSM) from the neighbouring vehicles in V2V environment.
Published by: Manoj Pai, Uma Mudenagudi, Gourav Sharma
Author: Manoj Pai
Paper ID: V3I4-1190
Paper Status: published
Published: July 18, 2017
Energy Preservation through Rest Planning Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks
Wireless Sensor Networks applications often need to be changed after deployment for a variety of reasons. Reconfiguring a set of parameters and patching security holes and modifying tasks of individual nodes. Wireless reprogramming is a crucial technique to address such challenges. Code Dissemination is a basic building block to enable wireless reprogramming. We present a link quality aware Sleep Scheduling Algorithm leveraging the 1-hop link quality information. It has following salient features compared to prior works. First it supports dynamically configurable packet sizes. Second it employs an accurate sender selection procedure to mitigate transmission collisions and transmission over poor links. Third it conserves energy and also takes short completion time.
Published by: Vinayak S. Korishettar, Manisha Tapale
Author: Vinayak S. Korishettar
Paper ID: V3I4-1189
Paper Status: published
Published: July 18, 2017
Modified Load Balancing Technique to Improve Performance of MANETs
Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks are autonomous and decentralized wireless frameworks. MANETs include mobile nodes that are allowed to move in the network. The load balancing is one of the fields in mobile ad hoc networks that need to be focused upon to improve the performance of the network. If the same path is over utilized for a period, its bandwidth can get used or the energy of the nodes might be drained. This would result in the loss of the data, if data transmission is continued over the same path. This paper takes load balancing of the network into consideration. The load has been monitored by taking into consideration the available bandwidth and packet delivery ratio of the current path, which is being used for data transmission. If the load exceeds the new path is used for packets transmission. The performance of the network was analyzed based on four parameters namely packet delivery ratio, throughput, routing overhead and remaining energy in the network.
Published by: Harpreet Rupra, Rasbir Singh
Author: Harpreet Rupra
Paper ID: V3I4-1188
Paper Status: published
Published: July 18, 2017
Role of Public Relations in Image Management of an Organization
The paper seeks to establish the importance of maintaining good and meaningful relations with all the publics who interact with a corporate organization. It is the people who form an opinion over a period of time (about a firm) that gives the organization its reputation. So maintaining good relations with all the concerned publics is important for an organization. Public Relations, as the name suggests, is all about maintaining relations with the public. The corporate organizations feel the need to maintain, enhance and foster good relations with their prospective customers (public) in order to succeed. The Role of Public Relations in this aspect becomes very important.
Published by: Neha Singh, Dr. A. Ram Pandey
Author: Neha Singh
Paper ID: V3I4-1183
Paper Status: published
Published: July 17, 2017
Indexing Hydrological parameters of Narmada River influenced by Socio biological activities
In an effort to determine the water quality of Narmada River flowing from Moretakka, National Sanitation Foundation water quality index was selected in this piece of work. In support of the work, indexing of River water collected from centre and both left and right catchment areas was conducted between September 2010 and September 2012. The National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) Water Quality Index (WQI) was one of the analytical tools used to summarize the data. Essentially, the WQI converts the concentration data for nine analytes into one of five water quality classes, ranging from “very bad to excellent”. Based on the WQI values, water quality typically was in the “good” range for the year 2010-11, while its range decreases to “medium” in the following year 2011-12. The sites nearest the centre had the highest water quality rating with significant decreases in water quality occurring in the catchment area, particularly in Left catchment area. Water quality also was significantly impacted by socio biological activities. High total coliform levels (>1600 microorganisms/100 ml) are of particular concern for all the sampling sites.
Published by: Dr. Taniya Sengupta Rathore
Author: Dr. Taniya Sengupta Rathore
Paper ID: V3I4-1139
Paper Status: published
Published: July 17, 2017
Spectral Analysis of Particulate Matter in the Atmosphere using Wavelet Transforms
Particulate matter contains solid or liquid particles that are transported ans dispersed in the atmosphere. Study of particulate matter has attracted great interest of scientists due to effect on human health and its major role in climate change. Reduced lung function, development in respiratory diseases and premature death are effect of long term exposure of particle pollution. Wavelet transforms provide excellent analysis of non-stationary time series and extracts important information. Daubechies4 wavelet is orthogonal and compactly supportive and therefore, it is useful for multiresolution analysis of PM data. Skewness and Kurtosis parameter describe lack of the symmetry of data and correlation coefficient between PM10 and PM2.5 describes the linear relation between them.
Published by: Dr. Anil Kumar
Author: Dr. Anil Kumar
Paper ID: V3I4-1179
Paper Status: published
Published: July 13, 2017
