Enhancing understanding about civil liability to the inland waterway transport vehicles owners on Kien Giang Province
The paper research on the status of observance of legal regulations of owners of waterway traffic in Kien Giang province through field surveys as well as inquiries on results of inspection and sanction of waterway owners of the Marine Department. On the basis, the paper proposes measures to raise civil liability for waterway owners in the province. The article explores the reality of observing the legal regulations of waterway owners in Kien Giang province through actual surveys as well as finding out the results of the inspection and sanctioning of waterway vehicle owners of the water police room. On that basis, propose solutions to improve civil liability for waterway vehicle owners in the province.
Published by: Vu Hong Van, Nguyen Dang Son
Author: Vu Hong Van
Paper ID: V5I6-1231
Paper Status: published
Published: December 10, 2019
Medication administration routes: An overview
The route of administration for a drug should be particular to attain a useful concentration at the site of action as suitably as possible. Important subsidiary objectives may be rapidity of onset and duration of drug effect and, in some instances, the selectivity of action. The route of administration is the method through which the dosage form is administered into the body for the treatment of various diseases and disorders. Various routes of administrations play a clear role in the bioavailability of the active drug in the body. In the current review, these routes are integrated with their advantages and limitations. This is an attempt for the initials of the field to bring into the light with the routes of administrations with their significances. Many drugs will elicit effects of similar magnitudes when the same dose is given by a number of different routes. However, there are so many instances when this is not true that these can be important traps for the unwary pharmacologist, toxicologist, or clinician. Several drugs with effects that vary according to the route of administration.
Published by: Bestha Chakrapani, D. VenkataNarayana, C. Madhavi Latha, J. Mastanaiah, Languluri Reddenna, Veerabomma Sreedhar
Author: Bestha Chakrapani
Paper ID: V5I6-1211
Paper Status: published
Published: December 10, 2019
DC motor controller using Arduino and L298N motor driver
The electric drive systems used in industrial applications are increasingly required to meet higher performance and reliability requirements. The DC motor is an attractive piece of equipment in many industrial applications requiring variable speed and load characteristics due to its ease of controllability. Microcontrollers provide a suitable means of meeting these needs. Certainty, part of the recent activity on microcontrollers can be ascribed to their newness and challenge.
Published by: Abhas Chandra Chakraborty, Suphal Das, Sangita Roy
Author: Abhas Chandra Chakraborty
Paper ID: V5I6-1236
Paper Status: published
Published: December 6, 2019
Fabrication of versatile agro machine
The design of versatile agro machine will help Indian farmers in rural side and small farm. It will reduce the cost of seed feeding, pesticides sprinkling and crop cutting the field and will help to increase economic standard of an Indian farmer. Multiple simultaneous work by a single machine.This Project presents work on design of a new agricultural multipurpose machine to be used for various applications. As global competition is pressing farmers on many fronts, mechanized agriculture has become one of the important modern agricultural methods. In India 60% population involved in agricultural work, Conventional mechanized systems may increase productivity but are less adaptive and flexible. As a consequence, there have been initiatives in developing advanced mechanized systems. We are evolving a multipurpose machine for farm, which can easily use for digging, seeding, spreading fertilizer.
Published by: Ajay Kumar, Ankur Sharma, Animesh Raj Trivedi, Ayush Kumar
Author: Ajay Kumar
Paper ID: V5I6-1215
Paper Status: published
Published: December 6, 2019
Smart elevator using facial recognition
Identifying a person by an image has been popularized through mass media. Facial recognition is a currently used technology and has a wide range of applications. This paper presents a methodology for maintaining the security and increasing the building automation, by incorporating facial recognition in elevators. This project solves problems using the Internet of things, IoT.
Published by: Sarthak Chudgar, Johnathan Fernandes, Aneesh Poduval
Author: Sarthak Chudgar
Paper ID: V5I6-1188
Paper Status: published
Published: December 4, 2019
Development of green marketing strategy for an airline in Saudi Arabia
Green Marketing (GM) is a concept that refers to the process of marketing services or products based on its environmental performance or environmental benefits. Vision 2030 of Saudi Arabia emphasizes the green movement and most of the recent projects support the sustainability of the green concept. Commercial airlines all over the world contribute significantly to the environment. The airline in our research is being one of the largest airlines in the world has to play an effective role in the green movement. The present study focuses on the development of green marketing strategies for the airline. A questionnaire comprising of twenty-five questions was distributed online for the purpose of data collection. Likert- type scale was used to get responses from 700 participants, who were the staff members, customers and other stakeholders of the airline. Statistical techniques of ANOVA, F-test, t-test, and Chi-square test were used to carry out the analysis of data. Results revealed that the majority of the participants are not willing to participate either financially or by limiting their choices to reduce the impact of aviation, authorities, and airlines should take the responsibility and do more to reduce the impact of aviation on the environment. Results also revealed that there is a clear influence of age, gender, and education on evaluation airlines’ activities toward the environment, but there is no influence of management level, frequent traveling or aviation background on evaluating these activities. The basis of the developed strategy is green positioning where the airline repositioned to be a green airline , then the airline should invest and develop the main four pillars which are green product, green place, green partnership, and green policy, finally, the airline should communicate all these initiatives to the stakeholders through green promotion activities.
Published by: Ziad Alghanmi
Author: Ziad Alghanmi
Paper ID: V5I6-1186
Paper Status: published
Published: December 4, 2019
