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EXPLORING THE BENEFITS OF YORUBA INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE AND THE HERBAL MEDICINE SYSTEM
Authors:   Crawford University Library, Opene Sunday Ozonuwe , Faith Ohwofasa , Aderonke Ayobami Ogungbade ,   Hallmark University Library,,   Mountain Top University,
Published: September 2022

The Yoruba people are one of the West African's main ethno-linguistic or ethnic groups. They have an impressive indigenous knowledge and herbal medicinal system. They pre-occupied Oyo, Osun, Ekiti, Kwara, Ondo , Lagos and Koji state. The researchers developed seven (7) research objectives and seven (7) research questions to investigate the nature, forms, benefits and methods of preparing and administering Yoruba Herbal Medicine. Descriptive research design was adopted for the study, interviews and observations were the instruments used for data collections. Eight (8) herbal medicine practitioners were interviewed in Oyo and Ogun state. The result of the interviews was also presented and the researchers found that the Yoruba indigenous knowledge and herbal medicine system was characterized by the use of herbs, roots, leaves and other materials. It was concluded that indigenous herbal medicine is crucial to community development and sustainability in spite of the huge influences of modern western medicine. It was also recommended that traditional herbal medicine should be included in the Nigerian school curriculum from primary to tertiary education levels to enable the younger generations to be acquainted with indigenous herbs, roots, leaves, fruit, etc.
HEART DISEASE DATA ANALYSIS USING EXPLORATORY DATA ANALYSIS METHOD
Authors:   Bangalore University, K Uma , Hanumanthappa M ,   Bangalore University
Published: September 2022

Health care industry companies generate a large volume of raw data, often called big data, which reveals hidden patterns and knowledge for decision making. Data-driven decisions are more accurate than intuition because they use massive data. In exploratory data analysis, mistakes are detected, data is identified, assumptions are checked, and the correlation between the variables is determined. Analyzing data without inferences or statistical modeling is considered Exploratory Data Analysis in the context. Analysts forecast the future and reveal hidden patterns in any profession. In the recent past, data analytics can be seen as a technology that is accessible, and it is essential to healthcare, especially current findings in outbreaks and emergency circumstances. Exploratory data analysis is a crucial step when analyzing data, and the application of analytics in healthcare improves treatment by enabling preventive care. The elements that lead to heart disease are predicted in this paper. The research uses two sets of publicly accessible heart disease data. Two datasets contain 303 records with 13 attributes and 4238 with 16 attributes.
REVIEW-EFFECT OF FLASH FLOOD
Authors:   G. Pullaiah College of Engineering and Technology, kalyani Nadagouda
Published: September 2022

Flash flood assessment by using physiographic features, flooded areas effect can be seen quickly by satellite imagery data. Radar and microwave data is improved to an extent that it can process images even on cloudy days. Aster digital elevation model data is preferred by most of authors to extract DEM from satellite data. Individual data used in evaluation of flood flow for future safety planning and to take precautions to reduce risk damage. These criteria used for identifying areas effected by flash floods.
APPRAISING THE WATER POLLUTION INDEX OF AN ESTUARIAL ENVIRONMENT
Authors:   Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Bengani R , Gadhia M ,   Veer Narmad South Gujarat University
Published: September 2022

The WPI is an important tool to summarize a large number of water quality data into simple terms which is one of the most effective ways to interrelate information on water quality trends. The information generated can help to guide policy makers on effective restoration, conservation and management of water resources. In this technique the weightage for various water quality parameters is assigned to be inversely proportional to the recommended standards for the corresponding parameters. Estuaries represent productive aquatic habitats and are characterized by dynamic biogeochemical processes. Water quality loss in estuaries is, therefore, one of the worst forms of water pollution. For the analysis of water parameters, the water samples were collected and preserved in pre-rinsed plastic bottles at monthly intervals during June 2011–May 2013 for the period of two years from the Dumas vicinity of Tapi estuary. Temperature and pH were analyzed in situ and other parameters were analyzed as per standard references. The WPI in the studied area in the first year ranged between 1.2334 to 7.8266 whereas it varied from 1.797 to 6.439 in second year of the study. The higher value of WPI was observed during the month of December and January in the first year and in the month of December in the second year indicating high polluted nature of the estuary. The overall study revealed the polluted nature of the water ranging from mild to severe during different months in the studied area. It was observed that estuarine environment was polluted by the impact of anthropogenic as well as industrial activities. This study is important as understanding the ecological status of the estuarine habitats is imperative for successful environmental management and sustainable development.
A REVIEW ON MARKER-CONTROLLED WATER SHED
Authors: D Rajeshwari , Rafi Dr. Mohamed ,   UBDTCE, Davanagere, Karnataka, India
Published: September 2022

The marker-based watershed segmentation algorithm is the main topic of this study. Because the watershed segmentation method over segments the image and produces noise, As a result, numerous academics have put forth various solutions to this challenge, but markercontrolled watersheds are by far the greatest option. Finding the gaps in the body of literature is the main goal of this paper. Reviewing the various segmentation strategies, it was discovered that marker-based segmentation is optimal in most situations since it labels the regions before segmenting them. Yet further research is needed to optimise the marking zones.
DETECTION OF PEDESTRIAN AND VEHICLES FOR ROAD SAFETY
Authors:   JNNCE, RB Sushma , D Sowmya , M V Namitha ,   JNNCE
Published: September 2022

Traffic accidents make car safety receive most attention in recent years. With the progress of image processing technology, the automotive safety equipment helps to conduct image processing with the videos captured by the cameras, which provides pedestrian safety. In the image-based active driving safety equipment, the pedestrian detection technology is important. We used development tool for implementation of cars and pedestrian detection in a video segment. This application will be developed in Python using OpenCV. Object detection exists in many countries around the world after recent growing interest for autonomous vehicles in the last decade. This project aims on a vision based approach focusing on vehicles and pedestrians detection in real-time as a perception. Hence, we can manage and control the traffic easily.
AN APPROACH TO MONITOR COVID 19 SOP
Authors: D Sowmya , RB Sushma , NV Namitha ,   Dept of CS & E, JNNCE, Shivamogga
Published: September 2022

The novel coronavirus also called Covid-19 had a huge effect on different sectors in many territories and imposed governments across the world to urge lockdowns to avert novel coronavirus transmission. To prevent the spreading of virus people are instructed to follow standard operating protocol (SOP). This little step of wearing a face mask, following social distancing would save plenty of lives as the spread of the novel coronavirus could be mitigated. This theme consists of social distancing noticing and face mask detection for the events of disease like novel coronavirus can be solved by maintaining social distancing as well as wearing/putting on its face mask. This approach is used to develop a Mask Detection
THE EXPLOITATION AND UNREST OF TRIBES IN INDIA: ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEMS
Authors:   Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Jaiswal Siddhi
Published: September 2022

Co-existing communities in India have widely varying levels of economic, social, and intellectual development, making the country a prime example of pluralism. The power dynamics among different groups, however, are ever-changing. The existence of both centralised governments and independent tribal groups throughout Indian history is well recorded. Adivasis is Sanskrit for "first peoples." If we want to put an end to the tribal conflict in India, we have to understand its roots. This paper will analyse the causes of tribal unrest in India and will determine the efficient remedies available to remove the tribal unrest in India.
A REVIEW ON APPLICATIONS OF BLOCKCHAIN IN BANKING SECTORS
Authors:   Narula Institute of Technology,, Bhattacharya Abhik , Bhattacharjee Subhasree ,   Narula Institute of Technology,
Published: September 2022

In the banking and financial service domain, blockchain technology can make business process less complex while creating safe, trustworthy records of agreements and transactions. Public's huge support in Digital Ledger Technology & blockchain's decentralized control can shift user trust from humans to machines. Decentralized Finance will grow more & more so applying it to banking sectors might be very useful to get more people on board with this new technology. It also has the potential to solve traditional banking problems of lending money, trusting government & bank authorities etc. The time needed to process various tasks such as tax filing , insurance , bank transactions of large amounts will be heavily reduced. Crypto is our future & with the help of Smart Contracts , DAO , DeFietc we can flourish our banking sectors for the general public.
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON STRENGTH OF CONCRETE BY USING RED MUD AS PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF CEMENT
Authors: R Mane Somnath , Upase Prof. K. S. ,   M.S. Bidve Engineering College
Published: September 2022

In present scenario the professional competition has been increased on the other hand environment concerns has also been increased that is why it has become essential to find alternative sustainable materials that can be broadly and continuously used. Industrial wastes can be a good substitute for conventional material, when utilized in a smart way. Red mud is a waste material generated by the Bayer Process used worldwide to form alumina from bauxite ore. The aim of the present research work is to explore the suitability of replacing the Portland cement by red mud. Because of storing issues, the waste has harmful effects on the environment .Red mud consists of alumina, iron oxides and other limestone properties which makes it one of the perfect and feasible ingredient for cement manufacture. On the other hand various steps have been taken for the disposal of red mud, utilizing it will automatically reduce storing and disposal issues up to an extent, and also bring a good way to produce economic concrete. Aim of our project is to investigate the strength characteristics of dry red mud under laboratory conditions Another main objective of this work is to study the effects of red mud on properties of concrete of M35 grade. The Red Mud is replaced by cement in the percentages by weight are 0%, 5%, 10% and 15%. The project work targets on the suitability and future scope of red mud in the construction.
STEALTH TECHNOLOGY AND INDIA-A REVIEW
Authors:   Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies, Raj Vishnu , Kumari Ankita , V N Tanay ,   Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies
Published: September 2022

Stealth Technology so as to avoid detection by using combination of features so that Aircraft can interfere with RADAR and also reduce the visibility in radio frequency (RF) spectrum, audio and infrared visual. During the last decades, stealth technology has proven to be one of the most effective approaches as far as the Endeavour to hide from radar systems is concerned. Stealth means to avoid the detection or try to hide, for airplanes, hiding from radar meant stealth. The concept used in the stealth technology is not so difficult. It uses the principle to absorb and reflect the radar waves. Aircraft deflects the radar waves in various directions and minimizes the radar waves which return backs to radar. This paper reviews about the different aspects in stealth technology
INTELLIGENT SECURITY SYSTEM FOR INDUSTRIES
Authors: Krishna Patil Pratik , Patil Sanket , Patel Jabbar
Published: September 2022

Now days the technology is increasing rapidly, that leads to an up gradation in industrial security system. Automation in security sector makes it more authentic. There are many electrical equipment’s are available in industry which are in necessity of monitoring from a remote area all at a time. In this paper a smart industry and security system is proposed along with the GSM detection technique. A stand-alone system through Internet of Things as a network of communication is implemented. Arduino is used as controlling unit codded in c language.
AN ANALYSIS OF PROTEIN STRUCTURE PREDICTION WITH HELP OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Authors:   The Pacific International Public School, Bhadoriya Aditi
Published: September 2022

Proteins are essential to life, supporting practically all its functions. Figuring out what shapes proteins fold into is known as ―protein folding problem‖ and stood as a grand challenge in biology for the past fifty years. In a major scientific advance, the latest version of the Artificial Intelligence system Alpha Fold has been recognized as a solution to this grand challenge by the organizers of the biennial Critical Assessment of Protein Structure Prediction (CASP). This breakthrough demonstrates the impact of AI on scientific discovery and its potential to dramatically accelerate progress in some of the most fundamental fields and shape our world.
AN INTEGRATED STUDY USING GIS AND SWAT METHOD FOR RAINFALL RUNOFF MODELLING IN KULSI WATERSHED, ASSAM
Authors:   The Assam Royal Global University, Medhi Swapnil , Sarma Dr. Arnab ,   The Assam Royal Global University
Published: September 2022

The present study is based on the estimation of runoff using GIS and SWAT in the Kulsi Watershed, Assam. Soil and Water assessment tool (SWAT) is a physically based distributed parameter model which was developed to predict runoff, sediment, erosion from specific watersheds under different input conditions. For understanding the rainfall-runoff behavior of the basin, SWAT hydrological model was used and divided in 19 subwatersheds and 188 Hydrogical Response Units. The watershed comprises of four Land use classifications (River/water bodies, Open forest, dense forests and barren land) with three soil classes. The delineated area of the study is found to be 1754.39 km². The study indicates that the annual rainfall runoff relationship correlates with magnitude of total runoff. From the calibration output, the simulated stream flow hydrograph deviates slightly with the observed stream flow hydrograph. The model was auto calibrated and validated using SWAT-CUP SUFI2 for 10 year i.e. from 1988-1997 .The average Nash Sutcliffe efficiency (NSE) for monthly calibration and validation was found to be 0.18 and 0.70 respectively. The coefficient of determination (R²) value for monthly calibration and validation was found to be 0.31 and 0.73 and RSR value for calibration and validation was found to be 0.91 and 0.55 respectively. The study was also carried out to perform the sensitivity analysis of different parameters responsible for stream flow generation. Based on the analysis, SCS runoff curve number (CN2.mgt), Groundwater "revap" coefficient (GW_REVAP.gw), Groundwater delay days (GW_DELAY.gw), Saturated hydraulic conductivity (SOL_AWC.sol), Base flow alpha factor (ALPHA_BF.gw), Threshold depth of water in the shallow aquifer required for return flow to occur (mm) (GWQMN.gw) were found to be the most sensitive parameters. Overall the SWAT model performance was found to be satisfactory for stream flow simulation and the calibrated model can be used for runoff generation and sustainable water resource projects and development.
OPTIMUM HEIGHT OF PCM USED FOR COOLING OF BUILDINGS
Authors: Kumar Ashish , Simlandi Dr. Sudip , Barman Dr. Nilkanta ,   Jadavpur University
Published: September 2022

— It is observed that, demand of electricity for cooling of buildings goes on increasing day by day. As a result, more emissions of harmful gases in the environment due to continuous use of electricity. Hence, there is a need of an alternate energy sources for cooling of buildings. Use of Phase Change Material (PCM) is a on the good alternative. PCM is a good thermal storage material, that property makes it important. By keeping PCM on the top of the floor of the building it will absorb heat during day time and release heat during night time. To measure the PCM height that would use on the top of the building, we did an experiment with PCM inclosing in a transparent brick model. During experiment thermal behavior of PCM as well as melting and solidification phenomena of PCM is noted down. As the PCM is placed inside a transparent brick model, pictures of melting and solidification process are taken at different time interval. This experiment give the optimize use of PCM for the cooling of building.
PLIGHT OF NATIVE ABORGINES IN NORTH AMERICA
Authors:   Bharath Institute of Higher Education and Research,, Ajitha Sekhar Dr.C.P.
Published: September 2022

The progress of indigenous women is very important for poverty abolition, attainment of justifiable development and the fight against gender-based violence. Unfortunately, gender discrimination and violence on women is a common problem in every part of the world. In spite of the various developments in all walks of life, cruelty on women is a continuing grief. Destructions of their cultural rights tend to create spiritual violence against aboriginal women. While the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples drew special consideration to the requirements and mainly, constitutional rights of indigenous women are called for action to defend them from violence. In spite of, more than one in three aboriginal women are assaulted during their lifetime. Lee Maracle, a world-renowned Native woman writer of Canada, had authored innumerable critically acclaimed literary works which brings out the tribulations faced by the Canadian native women. In her writings, she addresses issues concerning aboriginal women of North America. Through her writings she attempts to achieve liberation of women from the age-old power and tyranny by men. In her biography I Am Woman, she focuses on male- domination and Native women’s subjugation. They lose their individuality and identity and protest for their colour and voices of the people. There is a social prejudice between the Canadian natives and white people. Maracle emphases the Canadian aboriginal legitimacy. She says about the final journey of Native people which ends with liberation. She is one among the Natives whois brutally attacked by the intruders. Maracle concludes the Indigenous People need to rejoice their past because in doing so, it helps to raise their cultures. Celebrating their history stimulates selfimportance in being Indigenous.
PREDICTION OF MOLECULAR INTERACTIONS BASED ON THEORETICAL EVALUATION OF ULTRASONIC VELOCITY AND EXCESS ACOUSTICAL PARAMETERS FROM 288.15- 318.15K
Authors:   Janta College Bakewar, Awasthi Naveen
Published: September 2022

Ultrasonic velocity was computed from collision factor theory (CFT), Free length theory (FLT), Nomoto (NOM) and Van dael (VAN) liquid state model for 2- butanol and dodecane from 288.15-318.15K over the whole composition range and atmospheric pressure and compared with the literature values. Excess isentropic compressibility (βsE ) and Excess acoustic impedance (ZE ) were also calculated for aforesaid binary system at different temperatures. Average absolute % deviation was the criteria of the success of these liquid state models. R2 values were also calculated to test the accuracy and applicability of aforementioned liquid state models at different temperatures. Degree of molecular interactions (α) were computed from ideal mixing relation to determine the extent of molecular association between the binary components. Collision factor theory deals a fair agreement with experimental findings in comparison to other liquid state models.
SVM MODEL FOR PREDICTION OF ELECTROCHEMICAL DIAMOND DRILLING RESPONSE PARAMETERS
Authors: Shekhar Mayank , Kumar Singh Yadav Dr. Sanjeev ,   HBTU, Kanpur, U.P, India
Published: September 2022

Machining of advanced materials is difficult with traditional machining methods so the development of new and hybrid nontraditional machining processes is being done. These hybrid processes have complex machining process parameters and optimization of these is very necessary for better machining characteristics. Here a Support Vector Machine model is utilized to develop a prediction model for electrochemical diamond drilling process. The prediction accuracy achieved with SVM model was better than the developed quadratic regression model.
AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT AT CEMENT INDUSTRY IN BAGALKOT KARNATAKA
Authors:   Basaveshwara Engineering College, A. Vyas Prof.Brijmohan , Hebbal Chaitra ,   Basaveshwara Engineering College
Published: September 2022

Employee Engagement is the level of employee’s commitment and participation towards their organization and its values. The organizational success depends on employee’s productivity which is accelerated through employee’s commitment towards his organization. The purpose of the study is to know the factors affecting on employee engagement and to understand the employee engagement practices in cement industry. For the study 100 employees were selected and structured questioner was distributed. Statistical tools one way Anova was used for the analyses. In the study we observed that among 7 factors the 2 below mentioned factors like equal opportunities and career development, which leads to the high employee engagement. They used Further this exploration will help the cement business about their current work or the circumstances in the association and moreover helps with understanding representatives' attitude towards affiliation and what are their assumptions from the business. These perceptions assume imperative part in the associations and it'll assist with building successful systems set up to make a superior work culture, lessen staff turnover, increment efficiency, construct work and client connections, and effect on organization benefits
A REWARD MECHANISM FOR MEDICINE SUPPLY CHAIN THROUGH BLOCK CHAIN TECHNOLOGY
Authors:   Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi, Karnataka, India, E Tejaswini , TA Anupama ,   Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi, Karnataka, India
Published: September 2022

The main issues with drug safety in the counterfeit medicine supply chain, are to do with how the drugs are initially manufactured. The traceability of right and active pharmaceutical ingredients during actual manufacture is a difficult process, so detecting drugs that do not contain the intended active ingredients can ultimately lead to end consumer patient harm or even death. Block chain’s advanced features make it capable of providing a basis for complete traceability of drugs, from manufacturer to end consumer, and the ability to identify counterfeit-drug. This paper aims to address the issue of drug safety using Block chain and encrypted QR(quick response) code security. Manufacturer generates an encrypted QR (quick response) code for the details and attaches the transaction to the block chain system. If any participants want details of drugs, then public key must be shared by that participant to the manufacturer. Manufacturer will encrypt the QR code and will send back to the participant. The QR code will be decrypted by the valid participant by their private key.
CONDUCT REMEDIAL COURSE IN DIFFERENT MODES
Authors:   NAHEP-IDP, UAS, Dhawad, Karnataka, India, Kulkarni Kiran
Published: September 2022

Remedial course on English Language is a special learning activity to provide additional learning opportunities for underachieving students to help them meet the minimal academic standards. The goal is to help under achievers to meet the minimum academic standards of the general curriculum. Farm Universities attracts over 40 per cent of students from rural background due to reservation for students from agriculture families. Though they are merit students, they lack proficiency in English language. Hence, remedial course are essential in farm Universities. It can be conducted as a regular class or flipped class mode. In addition, Language Lab can be established to facilitate learning of English Language. The remedial courses were conducted offline and flipped mode. The software in English Language lab consist eight major topics. It includes lecture videos, assignments and activities which are interactive. The pre and post evaluation was conducted for all programmes. The remedial course have created significant impact on the improved knowledge and speaking skills.
A FRAME WORK FOR SEAMLESS INTEGRATION OF DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING USING CNC
Authors: Dowluru Sreeramulu , Bammidi Roopsandeep , Srinivasa Rao Patta , Tavitiraju Kummari , Manisankar Nemalipuri , Sunil Kumar Banki ,   Aditya Institute of Technology and Management
Published: September 2022

Machining is an important manufacturing process that is used in a wide range of applications. From aerospace applications to the manufacturing of energy systems we see a major reliance on machining. Nowadays, CNC machining is found in many industries to aid production by manufacturing process. CNC machining is absolutely essential for manufacturing and it is important. Some major benefits of CNC machining is manufacturing are greater efficiency, more accuracy and fabrication. In this project focus on gaining an improved understanding of the mechanics of machining and different factors that contribute to part quality. The aim of this work is to develop a frame work for seamless integration of design and manufacturing using CNC machine. For this process involves some steps. The selection of the component and design a 3D model of the component using CATIA software is presented here. Later generate the tool paths and program (contains G & M codes) using Dell CAM software. A post processor is used to converts the CAM data into specific commands that can be read a machine controller to move the cutting tool along the programmed paths. After the basic selections and decisions the preparation of a program will be done. After the lots of observation will go for fabrication of component using CNC vertical milling machine to achieve a designed shape with smooth finished surface, high accuracy and less machining time which directly increases the productivity.
TECHNO-ECONOMIC STUDY OF ELECTRICITY GENERATING POTENTIALS OF FLARED GASES IN KOKORI TOWN OF DELTA STATE, NIGERIA
Authors: . Ohwofadjeke , Ogheneochuko Paul ,   Delta State University of Science and Technology, Ozoro, Delta State
Published: September 2022

According to the Department of Petroleum resource (DPR) in its 2018 annual report, 11% of total gas production in Nigeria was flared that year, which translate into about 88.06 BSCF (billions standard cubic feet) of gases that could have been delivered to power plants. This work aims to study the economic benefits of utilizing flared gases for power generation in Nigeria using Kokori Island in Delta State as a case study. Data such as flare volumes and gas turbines fuel consumption were obtained from July to December 2018. The research work was carried out using a five steps methodology which include; Intensive literature review, Site visits, Data collection, Data classification and analysis using payback period. Primary data used were collected through direct measurement of related parameters, The following findings were made; (1)That about 86 % ($5, 002, 391.844) of the total annual operating and maintenance cost goes into purchasing of natural gas for fuelling the turbines to generate electricity, (2) That the average daily gas flaring volume is about 7.2 mmscf/d (Million Standard Cubic Feet per Day) which translates into about 2,625 million mmscf per year, (3) Hitachi H25 gas turbine generator requires about 3.5657 mmscf of natural gas per day to generate 22.9 Mega Watts of electricity which translates into about 1,301 mmscf per year. The following are the recommendations;(1) That the federal government through its Department of Petroleum resource (DPR) should enforce a total ban on gas flaring in Nigeria, (2) That the federal government of Nigeria should decentralize electricity generation and distribution to encourage more investors through a competitive market system, (3) That more indigenous engineers and scientists should undertake researches in electricity generation, transmission and distribution so as to make the commodity available and affordable to Nigerian citizens in the nearest future.
DEVELOPMENT OF A PROTOTYPE FOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT AVOIDANCE, DETECTION AND RESCUE ALERTING SYSTEM
Authors: Chaturya Doddi , Monish Ravulapally , Vinay Chanda , Raju Nenavath , Swathi Gudigandla ,   VNR VJIET, Hyderabad., Kumar R. Ravi ,   VNR VJIET, Hyderabad
Published: September 2022

The growing demand for automobiles has resulted in an increase in traffic congestion and accidents. Traffic-related deaths in cities are on the rise due to a range of circumstances. By giving timely medical care, these death rates can be considerably lowered. As the ambulance takes longer to reach at the accident scene and hospital, the victim's odds of dying increase. To address this issue, an intelligent automatic ambulance rescue system based on Machine Learning can be utilized to reduce fatalities caused by accidents, either by preventing or detecting and reporting them. If an accident occurs for whatever cause, such as the driver being intoxicated and falling asleep unexpectedly, this embedded system will be able to send a spontaneous message to the police, ambulance, or rescue team to assist the victims. Sensors such as a vibrating sensor, an ultrasonic sensor, and a camera are used to create such a system. All of the devices are connected to the Jetson nano board, which allows for data analysis utilizing machine learning and deep neural networks, as well as parallel processing and edge computing.
A STUDY ON JOB SATISFACTION AMONG PRIVATE SCHOOL TEACHERS IN BAGALKOT CITY
Authors: A. Vyas Prof. Brijmohan , Dhoolappanavar Ms.Jyoti ,   Basaveshwar Engineering College, (Autonomous) Bagalkot Karnataka State
Published: September 2022

Job satisfaction is defined as the extent to which an employee feels self-motivated, content & satisfied with his/her job. When an employee is satisfied with his or her employment, salary, and working conditions, he or she feels stable in their career development and has a well-balanced work life. The purpose of this study is to know the factors influencing job satisfaction among Private Schools teachers and to study the job satisfaction level of private school teachers in Bagalkot city. For the study 100 teachers were selected in Bagalkot city and structured questionnaire was distributed. It was found that the teachers are happy with some of the factors like working conditions, trainings, interpersonal relationship, leaves and not much happy with some of the factors like salary and promotion. Hence if Schools look in to those factors, then there can be still better growth in the institution as well as the individual and thus there will be good productivity of the schools.
THE ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN COMBAT AGAINST COVID-19
Authors: Shahnaz Khan , Mukesh Dr. Choudhary ,   Geetanjali Institute of Technical Studies,Dabok Udaipur, Rajasthan, India
Published: September 2022

In today's world, AI has helped many opportunities and numerous successful opportunities in our daily life story. Also, during the epidemic of the new coronavirus infection (covid-19) pandemic, ai played a key role in combatting it on the other hand. This article provided an introduction to AI. Applications used to combat coronavirus pandemic. From the internet of things (iot), text mining, medical imaging, biology and medicine, data analytics, AI has always played an important role. Motivated with modern technology and artificial intelligence wide range of applications that this paper is primarily focused on the importance of containing the spread of the covid-19 pandemic and find solutions to prevent its severe consequences coronavirus disease. By using deep learning techniques and artificial intelligence, many domains such as agriculture, medical, electronics, retail, healthcare, etc. Get better results and profits. This paper first represents a literature review, then various application of AI in the fight against covid19. That is this paper hopes to provide researchers with new insights into how AI can help to improve the situation of covid-19 spread of the covid-19 outbreak.
CURRICULUM AND EDUCATIONAL PROCESS
Authors:   Shaheed Mahendra Karma Vishwavidyalaya, Kumar Mishra Dr. Sohan
Published: September 2022

The purpose is projected into the future as a Vision of the finished product of the process of schooling namely the Ideal Person we envision at the end of the process. The vision gives us clear concept of the kind of person we hope our students would become. The school should specify the kind of knowledge, skills and competencies, attitudes and values that our graduates will possess in keeping with this Vision. Hopefully in concert with other schools, these graduates will form a “critical mass” that will act as a leaven in transforming society into the “Ideal Society” of the future. Principles of educational process are values that shape and form the basis of our pedagogy. By this I mean the “strategy” the teacher adapts to forward learning among students. These “principles” are the standards and values embedded in the very process of education. The teacher is a model of one who is open-minded and critical of prejudiced views. In short, he or she teaches to enhance multicultural understanding and acceptance of and respect for various groups in society. The idea here is to specify a teaching strategy that requests the teacher to subject his or her teaching and the effects of that teaching to research as the basis for evaluation and improvement.
ADVANCE CATALYST MATERIALS FOR HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS
Authors: Sawant Pranav , Singh Amartya , Wagh Kartik , Shrivastava Pranjal ,   Vishwakarma Institute of Technology, Pune, India
Published: September 2022

Catalytic Engineering plays a dominant role in increasing the catalytic activity of the catalysts in the Hydrogen Fuel Cells. This paper gives detailed description about different catalytic engineering techniques to increase the intrinsic activity of the active sites. These techniques have given promising results for reducing the cost and improving the performance of the catalysts. In the later section of this paper review on the growth of Platinum Nanowires in One Dimension is provided developed in order to increase the catalytic activity of PEMFC. The modeling and simulations of a typical PEMFC cell is done to illustrate the working of the fuel cells and different factors that affect the efficiency of PEMFC.
VIDEO/AUDIO CONFERENCING USING WEBRTC
Authors: Rathee Preeti , Bhatla Devesh , Khan Sameer , Chowdhary Sudeep , Diwan Vaibhav ,   Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology
Published: September 2022

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, the need for video-conferencing tools skyrocketed. From student’s classes to high stakes business meetings, video call platforms are now commonplace for virtually everyone. Web Real-Time Communication allows the modern web browsers to communicate in real time using mesh architecture in a secured and efficient way with no need for any proprietary plug-ins. In this paper we proposed a video-calling platform made using webRTC with additional functionalities like video/audio privacy controls, inbuilt chatting system, screen sharing and interactive whiteboard.
EFFECT OF WINDOWS CONFIGURATION IN WALL PANELS ON ROOM TEMPERATURE IN NATURALLY VENTILATED RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN ASABA, NIGERIA
Authors:   Delta State University of Science and Technology, Ozoro, Delta State, Nigeria, Charles Chime
Published: September 2022

The type of windows configuration in residential building influences the amount of radiation that enters into the interior occupied spaces. The level of comfort or discomfort experienced within the buildings is thus hinged on the type of window configuration in the building facade. There are different window configurations in the study area, and the environmental designers or architects use any of the window type in spite to its implication on thermal comfort aspect of the building. Physical measurements and questionnaire were conducted in naturally ventilated residential buildings, to investigate the effect of window configuration in wall panels on room temperature in naturally ventilated residential buildings in Asaba, Nigeria. The effect of indoor room temperature on occupant thermal comfort was examined. Different window configurations commonly used in residential buildings in the study area are sliding, projected, casement, casement-with-vent, and louvre window. The results show that appropriate window configuration in wall panels can provide comfort level on room temperature. Recommendations were made to improve thermal comfort in residential buildings using window configuration with PMV value of 4.5 or less which are casement with vent, louvre and casement windows in naturally ventilated residential buildings.
REDUCTION OF M8 LEAKAGES IN FRONT FORKASSEMBLY CELL
Authors:   K.J. Somaiya College of Engineering, Vidyavihar, Mumbai, 400077, India, Prabhakar Jadhav Shubham , Karmarkar Pof. Abhijeet , Sangam SRN Prof. Rajanarasimha ,   K.J. Somaiya College of Engineering, Vidyavihar, Mumbai, 400077, India
Published: September 2022

Front fork is one of the part of suspension system. Front fork serves as rigidity component just like a frame in two and three wheeler vehicle. As it is an important part of the suspension system but the manufacturers of front fork assembly is facing the leakage problem. The purpose of the study is to detect and reduce M8 leakages in front fork assembly and to reduce the rejection rate due to leakages. In this study also the analysis of different materials when used for manufacturing of oil seal has been carried and also the theoretical as well analytical analysis has been done. For analytical analysis Ansys workbench ver.2022 has been used. There are various parameters responsible for M8 leakages in front fork assembly, few parameters like pressure and torque contributes to more rejection rate. So, these parameters are considered for study. This study and analysis of the parameters, will not only help to increase the profit of the company but also help to improve the quality of front forks assembly.
INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF BADMINTON BASIC TRAINING PROGRAM APPLIED IN 11-12 YEARS OLD CHILDREN ON MOTOR DEVELOPMENT
Authors: EROL Sadettin
Published: September 2022

In this study, it was aimed to examine the effects of badminton basic training program applied on 11-12 year old children on motor development. Experimental group (EG) mean age was 11.40±.507 years, mean body weight was 38.48±10.10 kg, mean height was 143.26±6.61 cm, Control group (CG) mean age was 11.46± 30 children (13 Female, 17 Male) with a mean body weight of 5.516 years, an average body weight of 34.84±10.05 kg, a mean height of 139.13±6.17 cm and a training age of 2±1.8 years participated voluntarily. Children participating in the study were randomly divided into two groups as control and experimental groups. Different training programs were applied to these two groups. (EG) A 60-minute badminton basic training program was applied for 8 weeks (3 days/week). The control group (CG), on the other hand, only participated in recreational activities without specifying any branch. Pre-test measurements (agility, balance, strength and vertical jump) of both groups were performed before the studies. At the end of 8 weeks, the last test measurements of the groups were taken. Paried Samples T test was used to compare the preliminary and final values of the groups. When the first and last test measurements of the groups were compared between the groups; According to the analysis of the data, a statistically significant difference was observed in the agility test, balance test, strength test and vertical jump test measurement values (p<0.05). As a result; It was observed that the badminton basic training program applied to 11-12 year old children in (EG) was effective on agility, balance, strength and vertical jump performance values (4.785, 2.995, 5.445, -7.651).
The Study intended to Determine the Attitudes and Thoughts of Turkish Teachers about Refugee Students
Authors: SARIKAYA Bünyamin
Published: September 2022

This study aims to determine the attitudes and thoughts of Turkish teachers about the refugee students. The study was conducted with 51 Turkish teachers working in the province of Muş in the 2021/2022 academic year. The mixed method including both the quantitative and qualitative methods was applied in this study. Quantitative data were collected using the "Refugee Student Attitude Scale" developed by Sağlam and Kanbur (2017), and qualitative data were collected using the "Interview Form" developed by the researcher. SPSS 21 package program was used in the analysis of quantitative data and content analysis was used in the analysis of qualitative data. It was observed that Turkish teachers have positive attitudes towards the refugee students and that the attitudes of Turkish teachers towards these refugee students do not differ according to these students’ gender, their status of being a refugee student, and the socioeconomic level of their school environment. Additionally, it was determined that the word ‘refugee’ mostly meant ‘a person away from his/her homeland/a person who had to leave his/her homeland’, “asylum seeker”, “a foreigner/an outsider” and “a guest” for the Turkish teachers and according to Turkish teachers, refugee students have various problems in their education and that the Turkish teachers offered several suggestions for the education of the refugee students.
The Effects of Global, Local, Microsystem and Individual Factors on The Educational Process of Refugee Children in Turkey
Authors: YILMAZ İbrahim Halil
Published: September 2022

In this study, a theoretical model framing the education processes of refugee children in Turkey is proposed. This model includes needs, risks, and opportunities, as well as the effects of various environments and actors in which refugee children are involved, on their educational experience. This model, which also focuses on the effects of global dynamics and local policies, has an integrative and developmental structure that allows new dimensions to be added. The method used in the study is secondary literature evaluation. Based on this method, this study synthesizes publications focusing on the various needs (psychological, cultural, and educational) of refugee children whose schooling rates are increasing day by day in Turkey, and on issues such as peer bullying, xenophobia, and trauma that these children face. Thus, the conditions of refugee children in their new environment and the cultural approach necessary for their successful adaptation to Turkey are described. The original model designed by the researcher has the claim to provide a framework for future research and practices in educational services to be provided to refugee children.
The Prevalence and Related Factors of Eating Disorders and Eating Attitudes Among Balikesir University Students
Authors: OĞUZ Elif Gülşah , KARLIDERE Tunay
Published: September 2022

Objective: Eating disorders are classified as psychiatric diseases that include deterioration in eating behaviors and attitudes and has negative effects on the physical and mental health of the individual. The main objective of the study is to elaborate the psychosocial and psychopathological factors related to eating disorders among university students.

Methods: We have enrolled 199 female and 201 male volunteer students at Balıkesir University Faculty of Medicine. Participants were evaluated with a semi-structured questionnaire prepared by our institution regarding clinical experience and available information sources and according to DSM-V diagnostic criteria. Eating Attitude Scale, Ortho-15 Scale, Maudsley Obsessive Compulsive Question List, Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale and Body Perception Scale were administered to all participants. Individuals with previously known or concomitant dementia, delirium, mental retardation, psychotic disorder diagnosis, depression with psychotic symptoms, and bipolar depression were not included in the study.

Results: The OCD sub-dimension and cleaning sub-dimension differed significantly according to the gender variable (p
Assesment of Physicians’ Attitudes Towards COVID-19 Vaccine
Authors: ÖZNUR MUZ Feyza Nehir , ÖNSÜZ Muhammed Fatih , METİNTAS Selma , ARSLANTAS Didem , ÜNSAL Alaettin , OKTAR Didem , YÜCEL Ezgi , TEPETAŞ Mine
Published: September 2022

Objective: The aim of this study is to physicians attitudes towards the COVID-19 vaccine.

Methods: Our research is a cross-sectional study, which was conducted between January 4th and February 26th, 2021. A Google Forms questionnaire was prepared according to the literature. The first part of the two-part questionnaire included the sociodemographic characteristics of the physicians and some variables thought to be related to COVID-19. In the second part, questions from the “Attitudes Towards COVID-19 Vaccine Scale (ATCVS)” were included. Multiple linear regression analysis with variables that were significant in univariate analysis was used for further analysis.

Results: Three hundred fifteen (71.9%) of a total of 438 participants stated that they were assigned to units related to COVID-19 during the pandemic. With more than 10 years of work in the profession, physicians had a more positive attitude towards vaccination than those with 1 – 5 years’ experience. Most of the physicians reported that there were insufficient studies on these newly developed vaccines. Possible adverse effects, uncertainty about the efficacy and safety of the vaccine, and beliefs that people are not at risk for severe disease were prominent.

Conclusions: Despite all the uncertainties about the efficacy, safety, and long-term adverse effects of newly developed COVID vaccines, it was determined that 79% of the physicians approached the vaccine positively. The most important reason for vaccine hesitation was the insufficient studies about COVID-19 vaccines.
Cynara Scolymus (Artichoke) Improves Liver Regeneration after Partial Liver Resection in Rats
Authors: GUNAY Yusuf , KAYMAZ Esin
Published: September 2022

Objective: Liver regeneration is necessary to restore hepatic mass and functional capacity after partial hepatectomy (PH). Cynara scolymus (CS) is a pharmacologically important plant that contains phenolic acids and flavonoids, and experimental studies have indicated that it has antioxidant and hepatoprotective effects. The aim of this study was to investigate the role of CS in liver regeneration after PH in rats.

Methods: A total of 36 Wistar albino rats weighing 280.5 ± 18.6 g were used. CS leaf extract was administered after partial hepatectomy. The rats were sacrificed at postoperative day 14, and the histological changes were assessed. The mitotic index (MI), nucleus size, hepatocyte size, and binucleation rate (BR) of hepatocytes were assessed using hematoxylin-eosin (H&E) staining.

Results: The rats that received CS extract had significant differences in liver regeneration markers, including the hepatocyte size, mitotic index, and Ki-67 proliferation index (p