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The relevance of indexing in scientific research

Any scholar would want to gauge the impact of his work on the scientific and intellectual community. This can be done by ascertaining how many times his work has been cited and utilised by other researchers. This also reflects the quality, authenticity of his work and if it is being used as a basis for any future study. Overall, this evidences the importance of indexing and agencies of indexing. They help organise and track the usage of papers and other forms of publication. Therefore, for every researcher, indexing is imperative either when publishing or reviewing articles. The study intends on reinstating the concept of Indexing and Indexed Journal and their importance in scientific research. The study comprises of six folds- the first fold highlighting the concept and its significance, the second, tracing back the history of indexing. The third fold deals with the prominent indexing agencies. The fourth and fifth fold deal with the parameters of indexing and review methods, respectively. Lastly, the sixth fold is the conclusion of the paper.

Published by: Hannah Divyanka Doss

Author: Hannah Divyanka Doss

Paper ID: V6I3-1227

Paper Status: published

Published: May 16, 2020

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Review on open access journals

Open Access Journals intends to make available data and publication of scholarly information free of cost to its users. The funds for operating the same are obtained from the charge levied from authors of the manuscript. The article outlines the history and development of open access journals. It also gives a description of the various aspects and functioning of open access journals. There are a number of open-access journals that operate and charge different amounts for publishing articles. Some are of the view that publishing in open-access is not worth since it is paid by the authors and forms an obligation on the part of the publisher to publish the article. The only method the open-access journals can and have adopted for proving them wrong are maintaining an expert panel of editors and reviewers with strict reviewing policies.

Published by: Mamatha Varier

Author: Mamatha Varier

Paper ID: V6I3-1240

Paper Status: published

Published: May 16, 2020

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Survey on zone-based speed controller of vehicle using IoT

Nowadays the drivers drive vehicles at high speed even in speed limited areas without considering the safety of the public. Most of the road accidents occur due to over speeding and traffic violation. The traffic police are not able to control them with full effect. Also, it is not practical to monitor these areas throughout. Even though we have signboards at all the riskier zones like schools and hospitals but most of the drivers won’t look into them. Our project paves way for controlling the speed of the vehicles within certain limits in restricted zones without interruption of the drivers. Here, we make a survey on the model based on wireless technology by which we will be able to control the speed of the vehicle. This project composed of two separate units namely the zone status transmitter unit and the receiver unit. The RFID reader is attached along with the vehicle and the RFID Tag with these Zones. These tags are programmed to send a coded signal when the reader comes in proximity. A controlling module in the vehicle then takes the decision and control the speed accordingly by making use of the pulse width modulation concept Whenever the vehicles enter into these zones their receivers will receive this code and the speed of the vehicles is controlled automatically with the help of the speed controller attached to microcontroller unit present inside the vehicle. The tags are placed at the beginning and the end of the regions for which the speed should be reduced.

Published by: Druthi Raghuram Shanbhog, Arpitha M. P., Chandrakala, Komal Kumari, Shruthi B. M.

Author: Druthi Raghuram Shanbhog

Paper ID: V6I3-1231

Paper Status: published

Published: May 16, 2020

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Research Paper

Horizontal and vertical surface cleaning robot

In this present era, people lead a very busy life. People in cities have irregular and long working times. In such situation person always find a ways of saving time. Thus, manual work is taken over a by robotics now a days. This paper presents an autonomous robot for both floor and wall cleaning application. Since anything can run easily on horizontal surface, the main purpose of the present study is to develop a vertical cleaning robot for a single large windowpane such as a show window. It works on the principle, if we draw air in the suction cup using vacuum pump then it can stick to the surface.

Published by: Rakesh Pravinkumar Chavan, Devkanya Balbhim Kapre, Sonu Kumar, Swamini Pande, Ruchi Jain

Author: Rakesh Pravinkumar Chavan

Paper ID: V6I3-1226

Paper Status: published

Published: May 16, 2020

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Research Paper

A biochemical approach towards sealing viral replication pathway and also simultaneous approach to dampen immune response

Apart from all three domains of life [namely: archaea, bacteria, and eukaryotes], we might have come across a suspected molecular organization, whose existence as a living organism is still in question. This is living as well as could be said to be non-living is still a dilemma. It was really a fascinating thing for a student having an interest in searching for scientific causes and loves to study about organism there behavior and the way they interact environment, during our days of high school when we had just a glimpse of introduction about an organism that could be considered as living [i.e.; the reproduction is observed] only when it’s inside a living cell or so-called host.

Published by: Anandita Jha

Author: Anandita Jha

Paper ID: V6I3-1209

Paper Status: published

Published: May 16, 2020

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Review Paper

Review on vision based fire flame detection

The break-out of a fire should be determined rapidly in order to prevent material damage and human casualties. Traditional low-level feature-based methods have a high rate of false alarms and have low detection accuracy. To overcome these issues, deep learning models for fire detection at early stages during surveillance are used. Smaller convolutional kernels and fully connected layers of the deep learning models help to do classification effectively by reducing the computational requirements.

Published by: Prasobh John, Nisha C. A.

Author: Prasobh John

Paper ID: V6I3-1198

Paper Status: published

Published: May 15, 2020

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