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Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-D7680E
Study of Air Pollution level in Coimbatore 2018-2019
AJITH.S , NANDHINI.S, PRIYADHARSHINI.R, SEVUGA RATHINAM.M, Ms. PREETHI JOHN EVELIN · M.E. Asst.prof, civil department, KGISL Institute of Technology, IN
air monitoring system soon. The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB), which is the nodal agency, plans to
set up the Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System (CAAQMS) in the Coimbatore SIDCO branch office,
Kurichi, at a cost of Rs.2crore. Air monitoring stations at Gandhi Park, District Collectors office and SIDCO estate.
As the ammonia and dust levels in SIDCO Industrial estate have been exceeding permissible levels, the pollution
mangers felt the need to install a CAAQMS here. “The 24-hour-real time monitoring system would check for excess
levels of carcinogenic chemicals including dioxides of Nitrogen and Sulphur. It would also monitor the PM 2.5 and
PM 10 levels, which are highly hazardous to public health,” said a senior official of Tamil Nadu Pollution Control
Board. The following study reports gives a detail report on study of air pollution level in Coimbatore during the year
2018-2019.
Keywords: CAAQMS - Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System. TNPCB - Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board PM - Particulate matters EMI - Electromagnetic Interference Air Pollution, PM, PM10, PM2.5, Air Quality Forecast, Air Quality Index, Human Health
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-76FABF
Indian Outlook of Sustainable Smart Governance: A Paramount for Smart Cities
M Afshar Alam , Lubna Ansari, Ranjit Biswas, Syed Imtiyaz Hassan, Zain Mohammad Sulaiman · Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi-110062, India, IN
country, its geographical condition, resources available[1]. Smart cities concept is mushrooming gradually around the
globe[1].India is also participating in the development of smart city by promoting Smart Cities Mission. Smart City have
many attributes depends upon country to country. One of the major attribute of Smart Cities is Smart Governance. Smart
Government uses ICT to interact with the citizens, enhancing public services[2].Smart Governance that uses ICT with an
aim to maintain sustainability is termed as Sustainable Smart Governance. In this paper, we address some of the
challenges faced by India to foster Sustainable Smart Governance. We presented an Indian outlook of sustainable Smart
Governance.
Keywords: Smart Cities, Sustainable Development, Sustainable Smart Government, Smart Cities Mission
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-7B6D1A
A Fast & Efficient Approach for Large Data Encryption & DecryptionUsing RSA Algorithm
Sayyam Jain , AlpanaJijja · Ansal University, Gurugram, Haryana - 122003, India, IN
transmit their data securely through various cryptographic means. One such cryptographic algorithm is RSA (Rivest,
Shamir & Adleman). Nowadays, RSA is widely used as it a public – key cryptosystem, which generates 2 keys: Public
Key and Private key and requires both to decrypt data. Through this paper, the author has suggested afast and
efficient approach of the implementing the algorithm. Furthermore, the performance of both classical and proposed
method has been compared using various bit sizes.
Keywords: RSA, AES, Cryptography, Hashmap
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-1F1192
WEB CONTROLLED SMART SWITCH
JagritiGupta , EktaHooda, Antim Dev Mishra, Bindu Thakral · Student, Ansal University, Gurugram-122003, Haryana, India, IN
offers an accessibility of controlling any electrical appliance, using the smart phone or web browser, with the connectivity
capabilities of Raspberry Pi 3 development kit. Such Smart switches ease our toiling life and aim to catch up with fast
growing metropolitan life. This paper presents the design and implementation of Web controlled smart switch using a
Raspberry Pi3 development kit and Relay module employing a TOR web browser. A smart switch for any electrical
appliance can be controlled from anywhere in the world as long as there is an internet connection.
Keywords: Raspberry Pi, IoT, Relay Module, TOR, Node.js
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-A87D45
DESIGN OF ADAPTIVE LIGHTING BASED SMART SYSTEM
Vidhi Gupta , Harsh Yadav, Sourabh Vijayaash, Dr. Meha Sharma · Student,Ansal University,Gurugram-122003,Haryana,India, IN
systems exist and are being built to suit the needs of the consumer andindustry it is important that they are energy
efficient as well. This paper demonstrates design and implementation of an adaptive lighting based smart system
implemented on an embedded system based on Arduino which would respond based on the inputs it receives from its
environment such as the amount of lighting received on LDR and presence of human in that particular area detected by
PIR sensor where it is deployed. Such a system will overcome the drawbacks of manual control and energy wastage.
Keywords: Arduino, smart systems, LDR, PIR sensor, embedded system
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-A658C3
Insight into #MeToo using Sentiment Analysis
Aditi Jain , Prakul Tomar, Sherry Verma · SET, Ansal University Gurgaon, India, IN
address the problems faced by both common people as well as
popular people. In recent years, me too movement has taken
all over the twitter by the people belonging to all classes. This
paper has been written to display the various important
segments on this movement which might help the authorities
to reduce the sexual crime rate. The purpose of this paper is
to highlight the variations observed different segments of the
Me-Too movement tweets over a month. This paper also
shows the most popular tweets within the time period and the
occupations having the maximum number of sufferers. For
these predictions, Python libraries, Mongo DB and Map
Reduce function has been used for analysis and visualization
of the results.
Keywords: Map reduce, Me Too movement, Mongo DB, Sentiment analysis, Sexual abuse, Social media, Twitter
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-F15517
“Mini Surveillance Quad-copter”
Swati Jha , Arnabesh Mukherjee, Prathamesh Palekar, Uday Rathod, Shubham Pandey · Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, IN
quadcopter, with fewer payloads which is not only cheap but also can be used for short time surveillance with features like
obstacle detection and failure resistance. Our aspiration is to design a light weight, mini sized quadcopter system for
surveillance purposes. We aim to attain obstacle avoidance apart from designing a safe landing mechanism during
emergency/ system failure to achieve better performance. We intend to accomplish the desired goals by integrating IR
sensors in our drone along with studying battery life versus flight time study for a fail-safe operation.
Keywords: Quad-copter, MultiWii, Flight Controller, Surveillance
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-29DADB
Fortifying Cloud through Steganography
Payal Garg , Lalita Cahudhary, Hradesh Kumar · GL Bajaj Institute of Engineering and Technology, IN
cloud computing. But with everything positive comes something negative. As cloud computing is an asset for the IT
industry as well as for the individual users, but it is also a liability as it leads to various security issues. Till date many
cryptographic techniques are being used to secure the data at rest. The strongest cryptographic algorithms which are
being used are AES (Advanced Encryption Standard), DES (Data Encryption standard) for symmetric encryption,
ECC (Elliptic Curve Cryptography) and RSA for asymmetric encryption. For ensuring data security of the stored data,
we have proposed to secure the data with stereography instead of regular cryptographic techniques from unauthorized
access. This scheme is expected to work perfectly for storing the data at cloud and successfully retrieving the data.
Keywords: Cloud computing, Stenography, Security
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-E3CAD8
Clickstream Based Parallel Focused Web Crawler
Naresh Kumar , Sarneet Singh Chitkara, Prashant Solanki · Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology, New Delhi, India, IN
and searching algorithms that provide efficient scalable crawling and searching mechanisms for indexing the Web.
Due to the voluminous size of the Web, single process crawlers are no longer enough and linkbased metrics, no longer
produce a properly ordered answered set. Traditional linkbased metrics in a parallel crawling environment come with
a lot of communication overhead, which reduces the speed of the crawler and consumes unnecessary bandwidth. The
aim of this paper is to propose an architecture for parallel crawler that relies on content-based metrics for
determining page importance. The page importance is calculated using different weights assigned to each metric
collected using the clickstream based on their relevance to the context. The experiment was done on a blog keeping in
mind, the politeness factor in the crawling process to ensure that the process did not affect the normal functioning of
the website.
Keywords: Crawler· Data acquisition· Indexing· Parallel processing· Search engines· Web mining
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-AF302F
“Real Time Notice Board: An IOT application”
Swati Jha , Jeyavel Janardhanan, Aakash Tigdi, Pritish Ghatge, Vivek Wavare · Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, NaviMumbai , Maharashtra , India, IN
Android device with which we can display message on it. In a basic setup, a notice board contains information which has
to be updated regularly. This becomes tiresome and requires daily maintenance for everyone.The existing smart notice
boards do not provide real- time data and have the support of only Bluetooth connectivity, whereas our proposed approach
will be having Wi-Fi accessibility that will overcome geographical limitations as well as provide authorization features. In
our proposed approach, the receiver device receives the information from the mobile device that will to be sent to a
Raspberry Pi3B+ Module. The Raspberry Pi3B+ uses various codes and displays the message on a LCD screen. This can
be used in public spaces such as offices, railway stations or airports where people gather in large numbers and who need
information in a reliable and secure manner.
Keywords: Smart notice board, Remote access, Raspberry pi, smart notice board, IoT
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-DD1DC4
Low-cost building material andbuilding techniques for Ethiopia
Shimelis Berihe , Gaurav Saini · Department of Civil Engineering, Sharda university, Greater Noida, Utter Pradesh, India, IN
housing, especially for the poor. Another key element is the sustainable environment. Attainment of these
elements calls for low-cost solutions to building materials and building techniques. The former typically consists
of locally sourced materials, while the latter requires prefabricated elements for construction; thus, ensuring
lower environmental footprints coupled with low-cost, thus enabling housing for the poor. Unfortunately, the
conventional construction techniques employ conventional materials and are neither environment, nor poorfriendly. The developing and underdeveloped countries typically tend to use the conventional building materials
along with conventional construction techniques. This results in high cost of construction and low availability of
affordable housing. This study investigates a number of building materials and construction technologies, with
specific emphasis on Ethiopia- a developing African country with a large population and huge lack of affordable
housing. The aim of the current work is to identify low-cost building materials and low-cost, mass-scale
construction technologies for developing economies like Ethiopia, with broader applicability to African and
Asian countries.
Keywords: Sustainability, low-cost, affordable housing, materials, construction techniques, smart city
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-EEEA9D
Social and Environment Sustainability of Smart Cities
Adarsh Garg · -, IN
While the time seems ripe to conclude that such initiatives have a constructive impact on urban growth, it is quiet
unclear about its realization when looking at the usage of electric and electronic devices through Internet of
Things(IoT) in typical Smart City projects. On one side sustainable manufacturing and consumption of electric and
electronic goods has become a norm in recent years, with the awareness of various laws and regulations to protect
environment, on the other side realization of Smart city innovation is exposing the environment and human health to
more and more hazardous impact of E-Waste. In fact, a Smart City project imply the involvement of local and global
companies, local public authorities and the people with the aim to translate technological solutions to the local needs
of the people. This paper attempts to develop a conceptual model to understand the coalition between the technology
and the modern urbanization to integrate social and environment aspects for making both the smart cities as well as
the human life sustainable.
Keywords: Internet of Things, E-Waste, Sustainable, Coalition, Smart City
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-4869BA
CHALLANGES IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF SMART CITIES: A REVIEW
Urusha Shrestha , Nishant Kumar, Dr. Gaurav Saini, Dr. Anamika Paul · Department of Civil engineering, Sharda university, IN
quality, performance and management of urban services, thereby contributing to urban sustainability. The
technological development is currently based on the market-led approach focusing on creating business-friendly
environments and citizen centric service delivery but it should also be aimed at improving sustainability. Smart
technology methods for gathering, connecting and utilising urban data should be developed aiming sustainable
development and not just aiming cost efficiencies. Cities should initiate to be partners and enablers in ICT
development, regulation, support and implementation which will also reduce the risk of private companies controlling
the data of government and citizens. Bad planning and implementation of smart city can cause technological
exclusion of people without ICT access, misuse of data, violation of citizens’ privacy rights and prioritization of
business interests neglecting social and environmental issues. Policies and strategies should be formulated to target
smart cities with urban sustainability considering social, economic and environmental sectors.
Keywords: Smart city, Urban sustainability, Environmental sustainability, Urban planning and development, ICT, Smart technology
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-AD4C21
Performance Analysis of Classification Models for Prediction of Benign and Malignant Mammographic Masses
Rohit Gupta , Parth Pathak, Jyoti Mor · Student, Bachelor of Technology, Computer Science, School of Engineering and Technology Ansal University, Gurugram, India, IN
expected to develop invasive breast cancer over their lifetime. Mammography has always been the most effective
technique for the screening of breast cancer. But, the low positive predictive value of breast biopsy which results from
the interpretation of mammogram leads to nearly 70% unnecessary biopsies with benign outcomes. To solve this
problem, supervised machine learning classification algorithms can be applied to develop a machine learning models
which can predict the rigorousness of a mammographic mass with the help of BI-RADS attributes and the patient’s
age.
830 records with a total of 6 attributes were recorded in the dataset to check the nature of mammographic
masses. The study investigates 6 different classification models: Logistic Regression, Naïve Bayes, Support Vector
Machine, Decision Tree, Random Forest and Artificial Neural Networks. Each model is evaluated on the basis of
confusion matrix, standard metrics of Accuracy, Precision, Recall and F-measure.
The research work was aimed to assess performance of various classification algorithms introduced in recent
years to design a predictive model for breast cancer identification on data obtained from full field digital
mammograms.
Keywords: Benign, Malignant, Mammographic Mass, Classification, Prediction, Confusion Matrix, Principal Component Analysis, Breast Cancer, Mammography, Mammograms
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-1A5A85
SUSTAINABLE SMART CITIES: CONCEPT, CHALLENGES AND REALIZATION
Neha Gupta , Isha Saini, Gaurav Tiwari, Yash Sharma, Kapil Malik · Assistant Professor, Ansal University, Gurgaon 122003, India, IN
stressing the infrastructure on already burdened metropolis resources. To alleviate these challenges lawmakers and
industrial leaders have been scrambling to devise smart technologies solutions so the effect of massive population
pressure coupled with uncontrolled migration and worsening availability of resources will not be faced by the coming
generations. Aiming this “The Smart Cities Mission” has been launched by the Government of India, to produce 100
smart cities in the country for a better future. In the present paper, various challenges and the effective means for
realizationof the concept of smart cities has been discussed.
Keywords: Smart cities, Urbanization, Concept, Challenges, Realization
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-70E1D3
IoT Based Smart Parking System with API Access
Mehul Singh , Virgil Wadhwa, Samanyu Puri, Jyoti Mor2 · Student, Bachelor of Technology, Computer Science, School of Engineering and Technology, IN
number of parking spaces available in a single parking space on arrival of the user. With the advances in
infrastructure in India and rapid urbanization, people are now travelling more than ever. While there have been
strides to improve public transportation systems, it simply can't sustain the population of our country. After arrival at
a destination, users must indulge in the struggle to find a suitable parking spot which is both time consuming and
leads to road congestion. This also contributes to the increased C02 emissions due to unnecessary idling of cars. In
order to solve the parking problem, many people will search for the nearest parking lot and navigate themselves using
the ever reliable Google maps but this isn't a robust solution.
Consequently, this paper reviews newer methods to (i) upload, (ii) receive and (iii) process real-time specimen data
from multiple parking spaces en route to the user's destination aiding to mobilise traffic. This system is implemented
by using Internet of Things (IoT) features integrated with GoogleMaps APIs developed on personal mobile devices.
The review further discusses a method to optimize the flow of parking traffic and help the user localise a parking
space before arriving at their destination. The users can also know their respective parking duration and effectively
budget the parking cost.
Keywords: Ultrasonic Sensor, IoT, Raspberry Pi, NodeMCU, Google Firebase
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-D6B925
DEPBOT: THE ANTI-DEPRESSION BOT
Kunal Yadav , Sherry Verma · School of Engineering and Technology Ansal University Gurgaon, IN
people who are suffering from depression. Chatbots are conversational agents that uses a set of known knowledge base to
help the people suffering from depression. A bot can either be an open or close ended chatbot, in this case we are going to
useanopen ended bot to maintain the conversation as natural as possible. Any person can ask a question in natural
language (Here it’s English) and the bot uses Artificial Intelligence in the form of machine learning to analyze the
problem and overcome it.
The DEPBOT would be deployed on a website as a web application and mobile application. The bot will be tested several
times and the data would be fed to bot by conducting surveys in the initial stage. Many chatbots have been created and all
have a certain degree of success but none of the bot deals with normal life problems.
Keywords: depbot, knowledge base, artificial intelligence
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-B85F26
Futuristic Method for detecting Environmental Stress in upcoming Smart Cities
Mohit Raja Srivastava , Dr.Satyaprakash, Dr. Anamika Paul · Department of Civil Engineering, Sharda University, Greater Noida, India, IN
region due to the increased urbanisation and other human activities. With the help of LANDSAT satellite images and
the retrieval of Land surface temperature. Different methods for LST retrieval have been mention with their accuracy
and Mono-window Algorithm has been discussed in details. Correlation with NDVI and NDBI has been explained,
further the cooling effect of water and vegetation over an area has been discussed with their effective area of
influence. A strong relation has been established on how UHI effect can be used to identify the area under
environmental stress, and can help Area Development Authority in better planning of a city, this provides an easy to
use tool for planning the upcoming smart cities whereby decreasing the energy consumption and regulating the
industry.
Keywords: Environmental stress warning system; Landsat TM; Land surface temperature; UHI; Urban heat island; Smart City
Vol.5, Issue 19 · Issue 19 2019 · ID: IJT-2022-A6092E
SMART CITY AND INDIAN PERCEPTIONS OF IT
Dr. Sangeeta Trehan , Ar. Barsha Kunda, Ar. Sonika Sharma, Ar. Shreya Sharma, Ar. Monica Sharma · Dr. SangeetaTrehan - Faculty, Ansal University, Gurugram, Haryana, India, IN
of human beings, get “smarter”day by day. This move towards “smartness”is most evident in the domain of
infrastructure, particularly the transport system and other utilities and assets of infrastructure. Among all these smart
entities, a “smart city”is an oft-heard entity with which citizens are quite familiar. And people in India are no
exception. In the current article, authors attempt to deliberate on what makes a city „smart‟. This issue is deliberated
upon specifically in the context of two chosen Indian cities. First part of the paper discusses a few universal
parameters of smart cities with the help of a few successful international examples. In the second part of the paper we
present perceptions about „smartness‟of two progressive and aspirational cities, namely Bhubaneswar and Jaipur in
India based on a small-scale sample survey of their residents and conclude with some final remarks. The paper is an
humble beginning towards exploring aspects, issues and needs of „smart‟cities in the context of Indian cities like
Jaipur and Bhubaneswar. It is hoped to spur reflection on the right approach towards „smartening up‟India n cities.
Keywords: Asset, Utilities, Beautification, Universal Parameters, Smart City, Infrastructure
