Lungs pattern classification for cancer detection
In this day and age ,picture handling system is all around wildly utilized in a few therapeutic fields for picture improvement which helps in early recognition and investigation of the treatment stages ,time factor additionally assumes a very pivtol job in finding the variation from the norm in the objective pictures likelung malignancy ,bosom disease and so forth this examination focusses upon picture quality and precision.picture quality evaluation just as progress are reliant upon upgrade organize where low pre-preparing methods are utilized dependent on gabor channel inside Gaussian standards; from that point the division standards are connected over the improved locale of the picture and the contribution for highlight extraction is acquired, further contingent on the general highlights, a typicality correlation is made .in the accompanying exploration the essential recognized highlights for exact picture examination are pixel rate and veiling naming. In this review, we have implemented a dependent system of counterfeit neural systems, which is more elegant than other current characterizations
Published by: Sushil Kumar, Suraj kumar, Najaf Haider, Ankit Kumar, D. Saranya
Author: Sushil Kumar
Paper ID: V5I2-2155
Paper Status: published
Published: April 30, 2019
Use of waste plastic and crumb rubber in construction of flexible pavement
Generation of plastic waste and rubber waste is increasing day by day and the necessity to dispose of this waste in a proper way is arising. Nowadays pavements are subjected to various kinds of loading which affects the pavement performance condition that causes various distresses. Use of plastic and rubber in pavement design as an innovative technology not only strengthened the road construction but also increase the road life. In this study, different tests were conducted on aggregates, bitumen, and bituminous mixes. The effect of the addition of waste polyethylene in the form of locally available carry bags had been checked on aggregates as well as on bitumen. As per visual inspection, 5%, 7.5% and 10% plastic coating was made on aggregates and sample were checked for crushing, impact and abrasion values. Effect of addition of waste plastic and crumb rubber on bitumen had been studied by varying concentrations of polyethylene from 0% to 15% i.e. 0%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%, 12.5% and 15% in bitumen. Various tests such as penetration, ductility, softening point, flash and fire point, viscosity and loss on heating were performed on the samples. The optimum percentage was taken from these tests which had shown satisfactory results for all the tests performed. Later, that optimum percentage value was used for preparing bituminous mixes for testing pavement properties such as Marshall Stability, compressive strength, and indirect tensile strength. As per the test results, about 10% plastic waste with crumb rubber replacement in bitumen shows better results than conventional bitumen as well as 10% plastic coating to aggregates also improve the load-bearing capacity. The strength is found to be increased by 62% as compared to conventional mixes. By using plastic waste in flexible pavement design, the problem of plastic and waste rubber disposal gets solved as well as the performance of roads gets improved. Investigations can also be made on using other grades of bitumen and other substituents. Generation of plastic waste and rubber waste is increasing day by day and the necessity to dispose of this waste in a proper way is arising. Nowadays pavements are subjected to various kinds of loading which affects the pavement performance condition that causes various distresses. Use of plastic and rubber in pavement design as an innovative technology not only strengthened the road construction but also increase the road life. In this study, different tests were conducted on aggregates, bitumen, and bituminous mixes. The effect of the addition of waste polyethylene in the form of locally available carry bags had been checked on aggregates as well as on bitumen. As per visual inspection, 5%, 7.5% and 10% plastic coating was made on aggregates and sample were checked for crushing, impact and abrasion values. Effect of addition of waste plastic and crumb rubber on bitumen had been studied by varying concentrations of polyethylene from 0% to 15% i.e. 0%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%, 12.5% and 15% in bitumen. Various tests such as penetration, ductility, softening point, flash and fire point, viscosity and loss on heating were performed on the samples. The optimum percentage was taken from these tests which had shown satisfactory results for all the tests performed. Later, that optimum percentage value was used for preparing bituminous mixes for testing pavement properties such as Marshall Stability, compressive strength, and indirect tensile strength. As per the test results, about 10% plastic waste with crumb rubber replacement in bitumen shows better results than conventional bitumen as well as 10% plastic coating to aggregates also improve the load-bearing capacity. The strength is found to be increased by 62% as compared to conventional mixes. By using plastic waste in flexible pavement design, the problem of plastic and waste rubber disposal gets solved as well as performance of roads gets improved. Investigations can also be made on using other grades of bitumen and other substituents.
Published by: Bhadane Rupesh Umrao
Author: Bhadane Rupesh Umrao
Paper ID: V5I2-2099
Paper Status: published
Published: April 30, 2019
Hand gesture to audio based communication system for blind people
The sensible adaption of interface solutions for visually impaired and blind folks is proscribed by simplicity and usefulness in practical situations. totally different solutions focus upon speech or keyboard interfaces, that don't seem to be economical or clear in every-day environments. As a straightforward and sensible thanks to bringing home the bacon human-computer- interaction, during this paper hand gesture recognition was accustomed to facilitate the reduction of hardware parts. in addition, a qualitative user study was performed to match the learning curves of various subjects with and while not previous data of gesture recognition devices, decoding the readings from a sensitive surface by machine learning algorithms. The user study was created victimization well-known machine learning algorithms applied to recognize symbols from the graffiti handwriting system and therefore the woodhen data processing computer code for scrutiny individual machine learning approaches.
Published by: Teja Priya, Pulla Chanukah, D. Vanusha
Author: Teja Priya
Paper ID: V5I2-2165
Paper Status: published
Published: April 30, 2019
Development of rural tourism through entrepreneurship – A study on Sadeibereni in Odisha
Entrepreneurship has been identified as an essential factor for creating job opportunities, generating income, increasing the standard of living and generally growing the economy. Rural development is increasingly associated with entrepreneurship, which is considered as a central force of economic one and can help to sustain and improve the quality of life in a rural area. Tourism involves mostly small enterprises, so the role of tourism entrepreneurs can be important for the development of rural tourism. Of all economic sectors, tourism is perhaps the one in which the greatest degree of involvement is needed by the entrepreneurial sector in formulating sustainable strategies. Especially in rural tourism, entrepreneurship has gained increasing importance as it is seen as a major driving force behind rural tourism. However, entrepreneurship demands an enabling environment in order to flourish. Entrepreneurial culture, climate, infrastructure, and support are important elements for such an environment. The creation of such an environment starts by the development of appropriate institutional support at the country level to address the supply of entrepreneurship, focusing on the number of people who have the motivation, financial means, and the skills to start a new business. The present paper emphasis on entrepreneurship opportunities available in Sadeibereni village of Dhenkanal district in orrisa, addressing the issue of entrepreneurship in rural tourism development. Tourism in general and rural tourism, in particular, is dominated by a small business where the spirit of initiative, desire to acheve and the ability to identify market opportunities and to fructify effectively are essential.
Published by: Nishi Priya, Dr. Bhavya Khamesra
Author: Nishi Priya
Paper ID: V5I2-2170
Paper Status: published
Published: April 30, 2019
A study on awareness and perception towards online baking systems with special reference to Bank of India in Bilaspur city of Chhatisgarh
The study has been conducted in order to careful evolution and examines globalization in an online banking system. All the banking sector to be studied with great India reason for chosen online banking system satisfaction towards internet banking and to find out the problems encountered by the customers. This research will assist bank administrative to ascertain a better understanding of customer satisfaction towards online banking system offered by the bank of India in Bilaspur city of Chhattisgarh.
Published by: Vaishali Agrahari, Dr. Niket Shukla
Author: Vaishali Agrahari
Paper ID: V5I2-2161
Paper Status: published
Published: April 30, 2019
Industrial noise pollution and its effects on workers in forging industry
Noise pollution is a major problem in cities around the world. Noise is defined as unwanted sound. Environmental noise consists of all the unwanted sounds in our communities except that which originates in the workplace. The present study has been carried out in the forging industry in Kolhapur, Maharashtra. Noise levels at various Mechanical press and drop hammer forge were measured. In the present research work, the minimum noise recorded was 92 dB (A) and maximum as 104 dB (A), which was compared with OSHA and WHO (World Health Organization) standards. Result of this study shows that due high intensity of noise generated by Mechanical press and drop hammer forge at workplaces, workers were facing the mental and physical problems.
Published by: M. B. Kumthekar, Anjali P. Kshirsagar
Author: M. B. Kumthekar
Paper ID: V5I2-2154
Paper Status: published
Published: April 30, 2019
