Smart Surveillance Analysis System Using Hadoop
Security and time play very important role in everyone's life. So it is required to develop a system which will make an individual feel protected. In case if any changes are detected then it can be analyzed in a minimum time. Up to some extent, environmental changes are also detected. The first task of multi-camera surveillance is Automation object detection analysis. Changes in the CCTV recording are detected using OpenCV and they are represented by using particular colors. On single machine it will take ample of time to analyze the CCTV video recording, this drawback is overcome by using Hadoop. Hadoop has a feature of centralized server processing and distributed processing. The analysis is done using algorithms. Color histogram, Mean square difference and SSIM index are the algorithms used for frame comparison. An algorithm with the accurate result is preferred. Experimental results show a reduction in analysis time.
Published by: Deepali Babanrao Maske, Mrs. Mehzabin Shaikh, Ketki Keskar, Nikita Chavan, Priyanka Mahangare
Author: Deepali Babanrao Maske
Paper ID: V3I3-1327
Paper Status: published
Published: May 16, 2017
Ac-Dc Optimal power flow Based nodal pricing in deregulated power system
In This Paper an AC-DC Optimal power flow based nodal pricing methodology is presented. The active and reactive power generated and purchased at each bus is calculated by using OPF. Also, nodal prices can be obtained by using OPF. Here the nodal prices are important because they reflect the marginal generation and load at each bus. In general, these prices are also known as locational marginal Prices and spot prices. In this paper, for the load flow analysis, a well-known Newton-Raphson method is used and is modified to achieve compatibility for a.c.-d.c. systems with integrated d.c. links in the a.c. network. This Paper use the MATLAB Software to determine the OPF based Nodal pricing scheme without violating system constraints. This approach has been demonstrated by simulating the study with IEEE30 bus system and conclusions are drawn.
Published by: Juily N. Sukalkar, Dr. Sanjay B. Warkad
Author: Juily N. Sukalkar
Paper ID: V3I3-1309
Paper Status: published
Published: May 16, 2017
Robotic Fire Extinguishing Vehicle with Rocker Bogie Suspension System
Fire safety is the set of practices intended to reduce the destruction caused by fire. Fire safety measures include those that are intended to prevent ignition of an uncontrolled fire and those that are used to limit the development and effects of a fire after it starts. The robotic fire extinguishing vehicle can be used as a vehicle which can extinguish the fire in a fire hazard zone. The advantage of using this vehicle is that it didn't need the direct presence of the fireman at the fire zone. Instead, this vehicle can be controlled by a user with the help of a laptop. These vehicles can be classified under AGV as the vehicle movements are purely automatic. The rocker-bogie suspension we are using is an another positive factor as this will help the vehicle to move easily over the obstructions in their path. The vehicle can be contained with sensors which help them in detecting the intensity of temperature in the zone and also the PIR sensors used will help them to detect the human presence inside the zone. Special cameras used will help them in having a view of the surroundings through which they move.
Published by: Vishnu .V, Albin Sani, Alen Paul, Savio Mathew, Febin Davis, Rahul P. K, Nithin Rajan
Author: Vishnu .V
Paper ID: V3I3-1305
Paper Status: published
Published: May 16, 2017
Asynchronous Grid Power Transfer Using VFT
Variable frequency transformer (VFT), introduced recently is a flexible asynchronous ac link which is used in power transferal process between asynchronous power system grids. VFT was first installed at Langlois substation, which interconnects the Hydro-Québec (Canada) and New York (USA) systems. The torque of the rotary transformer is externally altered in order to control the direction and magnitude of power transfer. MATLAB Simulink model of VFT is designed, which is used to indicate power transmission between two asynchronous grids and also to control the power flow direction. MATLAB Simulink model of VFT along with its control system is developed and result has been studied thoroughly. Simulation results for different torque and frequency conditions have been discussed. Moving further, power transfer and torque graphical representations are also obtained and results are compared. Thus, the working concept of VFT and its power flow conditions are verified by MATLAB simulation results.
Published by: Ekta Mishra, Ujjwal Utkersh, Hussain Gandhi, Pramod Kumar, Sudipta Dutta
Author: Ekta Mishra
Paper ID: V3I3-1297
Paper Status: published
Published: May 16, 2017
Teacher Professional Development
A society has conducted on teacher education institution in Eastern U.P. Descriptive type research has applied in ten institutions of Varanasi region in which 3 from jaunpur,3 from raibareli,2 from Ghajipur and 2 from Chandauli as randomization technique. Observatory schedule has used for data collection and need to collaboration with 1-working together,2-Learning together,3-Improving together and 4-supporting each other.
Published by: Dr. Narendra Kumar Singh
Author: Dr. Narendra Kumar Singh
Paper ID: V3I3-1286
Paper Status: published
Published: May 15, 2017
Parspective of Development Disparities in Bankura District, West Bengal
Regional disparity is a worldwide phenomenon which exits even in various developed countries. The co-existence of such condition in the developing and less developed nations or a region within a nation is known as regional disparity or regional imbalance. Regional disparity may be total or partial i.e. it may be intra-state or inter- state, it may be intra-district or even it may be intra Block. The district Bankura, is situated in the western part of West Bengal. At present, it is the fourth larger district of the state in respect to its size. The district has 3596,292 populations (2011) which shares 3.94% of the state total population and is characterized with predominance of rural population. Out of the total population of the district, 86.52% live in rural areas and are dependent mostly on agricultural pursuits. Out of 3828 Mouzas, 569 are considered as a backward. The District holds a distinct type of physical characteristics and is described as connecting link between the plains of Bengal on the east and the Chotanagpur plateau on the west. Geographically, the district has been distinguished in terms of its distinct physiographic units. The Western part differs from the eastern part in terms of physical as well as development perspectives. This paper attempts to explore the correlation between the three physiographic divisions and the spatiality of human development by using geo-spatial technologies.
Published by: Tanmoy Dhibor, Dr. Giyasuddin Siddque
Author: Tanmoy Dhibor
Paper ID: V3I3-1285
Paper Status: published
Published: May 15, 2017
