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The SIR Model: Spread of Disease (COVID-19) in Ethiopia

The recent emergence of COVID-19 a pandemic is the top of the issues in the Globe. The spread of disease is more and there are several phases of Outbreaks and propagandas to aware their people by the Government and various public interested organizations. Even the daily reports on this Pandemic increased with respect to times or days. In Ethiopia, the Government announced State of Emergency (SOE) to protect the people. After observing these situations, the thrust of analysis of Spread of disease leads this article. Based on the daily reports from the authorized concern bodies that is Ministry of Health (MOH) , Ethiopia providing daily reports and it was recorded by the authors and the data were made. Conclusion: There is no any special significance of spread of diseases (COVID-19) in Ethiopia; it has the same pattern in spread of diseases as like the overall world. By maintain the practice of Hygiene and social distance the spread may reduce in Ethiopia.

Published by: A. R. Muralidharan, Tena Manaye

Author: A. R. Muralidharan

Paper ID: V6I4-1259

Paper Status: published

Published: July 31, 2020

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Challenges in the development of a new obturation device: A questionnaire survey

Dental anatomy plays a crucial role in human body as it helps in survival. The after treatment protocol in the root canal treatment (RCT) for improper functioning of the anatomy is major challenge for dentists. RCT deals with repairing and saving the tooth that is badly decayed or becomes infected. The RCT, if analyzed mechanically; various factors governs efficacy of the treatment out of which incomplete filling and sealing of 3D root canal space with suitable biomaterial against bacterial growth is major parameter. Today, thanks to modern technologies satisfactory results are obtained, but the cost of treatment is substantially increased which is unaffordable. Thus, a survey was carried by visiting doctors practicing for more than 25 years in conservative dentistry to recent students admitted to dental surgery in various colleges to understand tools/aids used during RCT with hypothesis of developing low cost obturation device for augmenting the dental device feasibility. The success rate of obturation device is high over hand pluggers; but the cost parameter limits the usage of same. The survey also coveys that complete sealing is also not possible with hand pluggers as well as existing available aids, and thus there is a need to develop a low cost obturation device using dual energy (low operating frequency and heat) source for increasing efficacy of treatment. To test feasibility of the collected data, it’s being analyzed through p-test (p>0.05) for selected parameters and correlation was found to be statistically significant.

Published by: Swanand Sudhir Pachpore, Pradeep Jadhav, Ratnakar Ghorpade

Author: Swanand Sudhir Pachpore

Paper ID: V6I4-1258

Paper Status: published

Published: July 31, 2020

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Research Paper

Black hole attack detection and prevention by Grey Wolf Optimization

In this work, a detailed description of attacks in wireless sensor networks is presented and after this detailed literature review on the related approaches is resented. The review of different approaches and their methodology helps to improve the methodology of the work and helps to enhance the knowledge related to different types of attacks and their solution on WSN. This work presented the work on the optimization of energy and reduction in delay and packet loss during the communication on network. The optimization performed by using the grey wolf optimization algorithm which is a global optimizer that optimizes the results for effective and efficient outcomes. It improves the packet delivery rate, throughput, and reduces energy consumption and delay.

Published by: Gbazoe Kelezonga Daniel, Anuj Gupta

Author: Gbazoe Kelezonga Daniel

Paper ID: V6I4-1313

Paper Status: published

Published: July 30, 2020

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Thesis

Use of cotton, curcumin smoke as a potential treatment of COVID-19

COVID-19 pandemic is rapidly spreading at an increased rate. Various medicines are at various stages of testing or live usage, but none is proven to effectively reduce either the recovery time or the fatality rate. Current treatments focus on treating the symptoms or the complications which arise from the virus. Curcumin as traditionally used in India and as per various researches conducted is proven to act as antiviral, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, anti-fibrotic, antioxidant, anti-fungal, antithrombotic agent when consumed orally. Studies have also suggested curcumin to be explored as cure or remedy for COVID-19. In this thesis, we suggest why and how Cotton, Curcumin smoke inhalation may help to cure or remedy COVID-19 so that this may be used as an effective treatment to reduce recovery time and fatality rate.

Published by: Praveen Adiga N. K., Subrahmanya Madhyastha

Author: Praveen Adiga N. K.

Paper ID: V6I4-1307

Paper Status: published

Published: July 30, 2020

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Rupayinvest

The numbers of smart phone users have increased exponentially irrespective of the platform within no time. Hence there arose several opportunities for both users and developers. User would be sure of downloading an application which provides more features, easier to use, responsive etc. Keeping these circumstances in the mind the developer has to work accordingly and provide an attractive interface which attracts the user and obtain a better feedback, which motivates the developer in making the application better every day by launching updates and by adding more features to it. In today’s world there arises multiple scenarios where a person is in an emergency and would require funds to overcome, and at the same time he would be running short of money. Our project or this application will provide loan via a digital platform through which he could achieve or accomplish their needs. Money is lent based on their occupation and other credentials.

Published by: Satish, H. K. Vedamurthy, D. V. Nishanth, Vishwajeet Kumar

Author: Satish

Paper ID: V6I4-1281

Paper Status: published

Published: July 30, 2020

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A Study on the behaviour of IT Employees during the COVID 19 Pandemic with special reference to Bangalore.

COVID 19 an issue which the whole world is talking about and the world is looking out for a solution to come out of this pandemic situation. During this pandemic situation, a lot of industries and individuals are effected by means of mental and financial pressure. One such industry that got effected is the IT industry. The paper deals with the issues faced by IT employees during this pandemic situation. The researcher highlights the issues and challenges faced by the IT employees and suggestions are given on how to overcome the issues and the researcher has collected the sample from 50 respondents. The paper is empirical in nature and depends on the primary data. The respondents were administered a questionnaire comprising the statements addressing the challenges and issues. Various statistical tools like correlation and regression analysis have been carried on to test the relation between the COVID effect and the reduction in salary. From the statistical results, it becomes evident that IT employees are undergoing tremendous pressure.

Published by: Glady Agnes L., Amritha Ashok, Kalyani V.

Author: Glady Agnes L.

Paper ID: V6I4-1288

Paper Status: published

Published: July 29, 2020

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