Volume-2 (Innovation in engineering science and technology (NCIEST-2015))
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | A Comparative study of Agile Software Development Methodology and traditional waterfall model |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Rupali Pravinkumar Pawar |
Abstract:This paper will focus on traditional SDLC method like Waterfall model and will brief on comparative
study of same with Agile.
Traditional SDLC models like Waterfall model is sequential development methodology where output of
one development phase becomes input for other. To brief cons, like risk of failure are high and process itself is
not flexible for change.
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | A Survey on Bug triage with Data Reduction Technique |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Rucha Warade || Kanyakumari Pawar Pradnya Hande || Bhavana Ambadkar |
Abstract:Software industries spend more than 45 percent of expense in managing programming bugs. An
unavoidable stride of altering bugs is bug triage, which expects to effectively allocate a designer to another bug.
To diminish the time cost in manual work, content characterization procedures are connected to direct
programmed bug triage. In this, we address the problem of information decrease for bug triage, i.e., how to
diminish the scale and enhance the nature of bug data. We join example choice with highlight determination to
at the same time lessen information scale on the bug measurement and the word measurement. To focus the
request of applying example choice and highlight determination, we separate properties from verifiable bug
information sets and construct a prescient model for bug information set..
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Title | : | Effect of Router Buffer on TCP/UDP Performance |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Ambhore P.G. || Mahajan S.G |
Abstract:In data communication, congestion occurs when there are so many packets contending for
the limited shared resources, such as the queue buffer in the router at bottleneck link. During
congestion, large amount of packets experience delay or even be dropped due to the queue overflow.
Severe congestion problems result in degradation of the throughput and large packet loss rate. In
this paper, considering two popular queue management methods, Random Early Detection (RED) and
LALRED the analysis of throughput and packet loss rate for different buffer sizes is presented. The results
show that with increase in buffer size for RED, the throughput and efficiency of TCP increases. A l s o ,
UDP packet loss decreases with an increase in buffer size while the buffer size has no key impact on UDP
packet delays. Simulation results obtained using NS2 establish the improved performance of LALRED over the
RED and the graphs are plotted using GNU plot.
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | A Overview on OODB Technology |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Bhushan M. Borhade || Dr. Abhijit Banubakode |
Abstract:OODB technology an acronym for the 'object oriented database' technology is a database
management system that supports the modelling and creation of the data as objects. The evolution of the OODB
concepts arise from the easy and efficient way of accessing the object using the popular concepts of OOPS
i.e.'Encapsulation and Inheritance '.The objective of the paper is to have the overview of the OODB, its
comparison with RDBMS such as schema, class hierachy, intergrity constraints, query processing ,etc and
explore the areas for improvement in OODB for efficient performance.
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Survey on: Categorization Techniques on the basis of on Evidential Reasoning |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Priyanka Deshpande || Dr. A.N.Banubakode |
Abstract:It is studied in this paper that the arrangement of inadequate examples is an extremely testing
assignment in light of the fact that the article (inadequate example) with distinctive feasible estimations of
missing qualities may yield particular arrangement results. The insecurity (equivocalness) of grouping is for the
most part brought about by the absence of data of the missing information. Another model based credal
arrangement (PCC) system is proposed to manage deficient examples because of the conviction capacity
structure utilized traditionally as a part of evidential thinking approach. The class models got via preparing
tests are individually used to assess the missing qualities.
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | A Review Paper on Multi keyword Ranked Search on Encrypted Cloud Data |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Purva Jain || Dr. Abhijit Banubakode |
Abstract:Because of the expanding prominence of distributed computing, more information proprietors are
inspired to outsource their information to cloud servers for extraordinary accommodation and diminished
expense in information administration. Then again, delicate information ought to be scrambled before
outsourcing for security prerequisites, which obsoletes information use like catchphrase based report recovery.
In this paper, we show a safe multi-essential word positioned inquiry plan over encoded cloud information,
which at the same time bolsters element overhaul operations like cancellation and insertion of archives.
Specifically, the vector space model and the broadly utilized TF×IDF model are joined as a part of the record
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | N Analysis Of Renewable Energy Sources Using An Integrated Data-Acquisition System |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | C.M.Arun Kumar || G.Manivanan |
Abstract:Data-acquisition systems are used in renewable energy source (RES) applications in order to
collect the data such as temperature, voltage of industrial appliances, for evaluation purposes. In this paper,
a software based s y s t e m fo r RES sys tems is used to analyze the performance of industrial appliances.
The proposed system consists of a set of sensors for measuring both environmental, devices changes (e.g.
temperature, humidity etc.) and electrical parameters (voltage and current etc.).The collected data are first
monitor using precision electronic circuits and then interfaced to a PC using a data-acquisition card. The
MATLAB program is used to further process, Simulate and analysis the collected data in the PC disk. The
proposed design p e rmi t s the rapid system development and has the advantage of flexibility in the case of
changes, while it can be easily extended for controlling the RES system operation.
Keywords: Renewable energy sources, Data-acquisition sys tem,Microcomputer,Sensor s ,MATLAB.
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Title | : | Analysis And Detection of Infected Fruit Part Using Improved kmeans Clustering and Segmentation Techniques |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Ridhuna Rajan Nair || Swapnal Subhash Adsul || Namrata Vitthal Khabale || Vrushali Sanjay Kawade |
Abstract:Drastic increase in the overseas commerce has increased nowadays .Modern food industries work on
the quality and safety of the products. Fruits such as oranges and apple are imported and exported on large
scale. Identifying the defect manually become time consuming process. The combined study of image processing
and clustering technique gave a turning point to the defect defection in fruits. This paper gives a solution for
defect detection and classification of fruits using improved K-means clustering algorithm. Based on their color
pixels are clustered.
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segmentation technique", International journal of artificial intelligence and interactive multimedia,Vol.2,No.2.2013.
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color in produce logistics", International conference on manufacturing automation,2010.
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Third international conference on computer and communication technology, 2012.
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Title | : | A Survey On Various Techniques For Effective Optimization Of Cross Domain Network Protocol For Redundancy Removal In Firewall Policies |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Swati Kobal || Sucheta More || Shraddha Kumbhar || Jyoti Sonawane |
Abstract:In today's progressing world, internet is used as a medium for almost every operation. Firewalls are
a piece of code that checks the data flow from start to end. Firewalls are extensively implemented to prevent
unauthorized access to concealed networks and secure them. Firewalls are made of set of rules or policies.
Based upon those applied policies a firewall can approve or decline the data packet by scaning them. If the
number of rules is increased rapidly which are turns degrades the throughput of a firewall and also results to
complex firewall policies. Optimizing these policies is crucial for improving the network performance. There is
a need to come up with a better solution to solve this problem. Undoubtedly the following discussed techniques
are extremely good. A collaborative approach using few of them can be a better solution.
Index Terms: Cross domain firewall optimization; privacy; protocol optimization; redundancy removal.
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Title | : | Preparation and characterization of spray deposited nickel oxide(NiO) thin film electrode for supercapacitor |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | A. S. Devasthali || S. G. Kandalkar |
Abstract:In the present work, we report a spray pyrolysis route for preparation of nickel oxide (NiO) thin films
on the glass and FTO substrate from solution of nickel chloride and ammonia. The deposition process based on
the thermal decomposition ofammonia complex with nickel ions at temperature 623 K. As-prepared films were
used for structural, surface morphological and opticalcharacterizations. Deposited NiO thin films were
crystalline nature, SEM study of the film revealed elongated grains over the surface. The water contact angle of
NiO film on glass substrate is less than 900, so the film behaves in hydrophilic nature. Thecapacitive
characteristics of the films deposited on FTO substrate wereinvestigated using cyclic voltammetry. The
maximum interfacial and specific capacitance of23 mF/cm2 and 187 F/g was obtained in 1 M KOH electrolyte.
Keywords: NiO thin films; Spray pyrolysis; Contact angle; Supercapacitor
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Title | : | A Comprehensive Review of ZnO nanostructures and thin films for biosensor applications |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Ravi.C.Bharamagoudar || Anil.S.Patil |
Abstract:ZnO nanostructured materials, such as films and nanoparticles, could provide a suitable platform for
development of high performance biosensors due to their unique fundamental material properties.The
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between the recognition layer of bio molecule and transducer, plays a crucial role in defining the stability,
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Title | : | Effect of EDTA and Na2EDTA along with Mussoorie rock phosphate and Tata basic slag on N,P,K,Ca,Mg,Na and Fe uptake by Paddy Field |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Suruchi || S.M Yadav || P.A.Tomar |
Abstract:Chelates such as EDTA and DTPA are often used to increase micronutrient solubility, but
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Title | : | Data Warehouse with Data Integration: Problems and Solution |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Prof. Sunila Shivtare || Prof. Pranjali Shelar |
Abstract:In the recent years the data is regularity added. This is large challenge for data warehouse. Because
large data is collected from different sources & in different structure. Heterogeneous data is managed to
converting this different data into a single unified structure. These data must contain historical, current & some
real time values from different & most likely from heterogeneous sources. All effective decisions are totally
depend on aggregated, calculated, and time-series data values in a data warehouse. Over the period of times
many researchers have contributed to the data integration issues, but no researches have collectively gathered
all the causes of data integration problems. At all the phases of data warehousing along with their possible
solution. Problems regarding data integration are discussed in this paper.
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Auditing of Cloud Data with Privacy Preserving using TPA |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Rushikesh P. Dhanokar || Prof. Gitanjali S. Mate |
Abstract:Cloud computing is emerging Technology, economical and sensible option for all home users, IT
companies and other organizations for storing their large amount of data remotely on Cloud Server. With the
rapid rate at which data is being generated as well as the high costs of data storage devices, it costly for
enterprises or individual users to regularly update their hardware. Cloud-based outsourced storage space
reduces the user load of local storage and burden of maintenance. User can upload their data on cloud and can
access those data anytime anywhere by internet with comparably low-cost. Data is maintained by the cloud
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Survey on Improving Web Service Selection Results Through Exploring Service Usage History |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | PoojaKumbhar || Prof. G. S. Mate |
Abstract:Web Service mining has become one of the predominant areas of Service Oriented Architecture. Web
service discovery methods include syntactic based system and semantic based system. In the proposed work,
both syntactic and semantic based approach is followed. The most widely used recommender technique is
collaborative filtering. In this paper, author have a tendency to propose a novel net service recommendation
approach incorporating a user's potential QoS preferences and variety feature of user interests on net services.
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | A Survey on Deduplication Strategies and Storage Systems |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Guljar Shaikh |
Abstract:Now a day there is raising demands for systems which provide the data storage by keeping in mind
security and cost factor. A duplicate file not only occupies a high volume space but also increases access time
so that removing duplicates records become very necessary. But to achieve this is not that simple since neither
duplicate files don't have a common key nor they contain error which makes duplicate matching a tedious task.
There are different ways to eliminate duplicate data first at file level & then at chunk levels that reduces
duplicate lookup overhead. In this survey paper we have discussed and describes about some of the
deduplication strategies and some of storage systems like MAD2, Venti, HYDRAstor, Extreme Binning,
Duplicate Data Elimination (DDE).
Keywords- Deduplication, storage system, MAD2, Venti, HYDRAstor, Extreme Binning, Duplicate Data
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Extracting the Web Data through Deep Web Interfaces |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Monika Bhide || M. A. Shaikh || Amruta Patil || Sunita Kerure |
Abstract:The web stores huge amount of data on different topics. The users accessing web data vastly in now
days. The main goal of this paper is to locating deep web interfaces. To locating deep web interfaces uses
techniques and methods. This paper is focus on accessing relevant web data and represents significant
algorithm i.e. adaptive learning algorithm, reverse searching and classifier. The locating deep web interfaces
system works in two stages. In the first stage apply reverse search engine algorithm and classifies the sites and
the second stage ranking mechanism use to rank the relevant sites and display different ranking pages.
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Energy Efficient Opportunistic Routing Protocol for Large Scale WSN |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Mrs. K. Y. Amrutkar || Mrs.G.S.Mate |
Abstract: OPPORTUNISTIC routing is a new design trend of wireless routing protocols. In traditional routing,
the source takes one "best" path to the destination while in the opportunistic routing, the source takes multiple
opportunistic paths to forward packets to the destination. It is proved that, opportunistic routing can better cope
with the unreliable, and varying link qualities that are typical of wireless networks. In the literature many
routing protocols are presented for efficient routing but all existing opportunistic routing protocols have to
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Outsourcing Privacy-Protecting Social Networks to a Cloud |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Harshit Varshney || Nital Adikane |
Abstract: In the planet, corporations would publish social networks to a 3rd party, e.g., a cloud service
supplier, for promoting reasons. Protective privacy once business enterprise social network information
becomes a vital issue. During this paper, we tend to establish a unique sort of privacy attack, termed 1*-
neighborhood attack. We tend to assume that associate aggressor has data regarding the degrees of a target's
one-hop neighbors, additionally to the target's 1-neighborhood graph, that consists of the one-hop neighbors of
the target and also the relationships among these neighbors With this data, Associate in Nursing wrong doer
could re-identify the target from a k-anonymity social network with a likelihood beyond 1/k, wherever any
node's one-neighborhood graph is isomorphism with k - 1 alternative nodes' graphs. To resist the 1*-
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Nursing outsourced social network, Associate in Nursing propose a heuristic indistinguishable cluster
anonymization (HIGA) theme to come up with an anonymzed social network with this privacy property.
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Fundamentals of E-Learning Models: A Review |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Prof. Vaishali Suryawanshi || Prof. Dayanand Suryawanshi |
Abstract:This paper is review of the basic models of e-learning process. The different models are implemented
different purposes in e-learning. Wide range of e-learning theories and models are evolving day to day according to
the domain of e-learning and learning environment. Here we have précised some of the fundamental models which
are used by different researchers for educational technology enhancement to take advantage of opportunities to
develop effective learning strategies among students for dealing with web information overload and varying
information quality. In fact, good teaching implies of course that, in order to develop effective learners, teachers
need to be visible. These models plays very important role for e-learning process development and enhancement.
Keywords – E-learning, Educational Technology web information, information quality , effective learners
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Android Based LAN Monitoring System |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Kiran Purkar || Akshay Jotrao || Nilesh Bade || Prof. Priyanka More |
Abstract: When computers are connected in a network then, we need a person for monitoring the whole
network. The network may be wired or wireless and we need to monitor that network for keeping an eye on any
misbehavior by client in the network. In college, the network in the lab is being monitored by lab incharge, but
if the lab incharge is not present in the lab then monitoring is not possible. So in this paper we are developing a
system in which an android app will be connected to the main LAN server via WLAN or mobile data and
through this app the admin or lab incharge will be able to monitor the LAN network. This will increase the
efficiency of lab incharge's work and will help in several ways. Providing details of every client in the network
to the administrator is the main aim of our system
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Engineering & Advanced Technology, Volume3, Issue 3, June-July, 2015
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For Wlan Control And Management, International Journal Of Engineering And Computer Science, Volume 4 Issue 3, March 2015,
Page No. 10616-10619
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Applied Science & Engineering Technology, Volume 3 Issue I, January 2015 ISSN: 2321-9653
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