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Volume 12
2026
3 issues ·
5 papers
Issue 1
(January - March) 2026
2 papers →
Issue 2
(April - June) 2026
2 papers →
Issue 3
(July - September) 2026
1 paper →
Volume 11
2025
4 issues ·
11 papers
Issue 1
(January - March) 2025
3 papers →
Issue 2
(April - June) 2025
3 papers →
Issue 3
(July - September) 2025
2 papers →
Issue 4
(October - December) 2025
3 papers →
Volume 10
2024
5 issues ·
13 papers
Issue 1
(January - March) 2024
2 papers →
Issue 2
(April - June) 2024
4 papers →
Issue 3
(July - September) 2024
1 paper →
Issue 4
(October - December) 2024
3 papers →
Issue 10
Issue 10 2024
3 papers →
Volume 9
2023
4 issues ·
12 papers
Issue 1
(January - March) 2023
3 papers →
Issue 2
(April - June) 2023
2 papers →
Issue 3
(July - September) 2023
2 papers →
Issue 4
(October - December) 2023
5 papers →
Volume 8
2022
7 issues ·
7 papers
Issue 2
(April - June) 2022
1 paper →
Issue 3
(July - September) 2022
1 paper →
Issue 4
(October - December) 2022
1 paper →
Issue 5
Issue 5 2022
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Issue 10
Issue 10 2022
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Issue 11
Issue 11 2022
1 paper →
Issue 12
Issue 12 2022
1 paper →
Volume 7
2021
10 issues ·
15 papers
Issue 1
(January - March) 2021
3 papers →
Issue 2
(April - June) 2021
2 papers →
Issue 4
(October - December) 2021
1 paper →
Issue 5
Issue 5 2021
2 papers →
Issue 7
Issue 7 2021
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Issue 8
Issue 8 2021
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Issue 9
Issue 9 2021
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Issue 10
Issue 10 2021
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Issue 11
Issue 11 2021
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Issue 12
Issue 12 2021
1 paper →
Volume 6
2020
12 issues ·
80 papers
Issue 1
(January - March) 2020
7 papers →
Issue 2
(April - June) 2020
6 papers →
Issue 3
(July - September) 2020
8 papers →
Issue 4
(October - December) 2020
5 papers →
Issue 5
Issue 5 2020
8 papers →
Issue 6
Issue 6 2020
8 papers →
Issue 7
Issue 7 2020
4 papers →
Issue 8
Issue 8 2020
7 papers →
Issue 9
Issue 9 2020
7 papers →
Issue 10
Issue 10 2020
11 papers →
Issue 11
Issue 11 2020
7 papers →
Issue 12
Issue 12 2020
2 papers →
Volume 5
2019
19 issues ·
1424 papers
Issue 1
(January - March) 2019
68 papers →
Issue 2
(April - June) 2019
59 papers →
Issue 3
(July - September) 2019
202 papers →
Issue 4
(October - December) 2019
202 papers →
Issue 5
Issue 5 2019
194 papers →
Issue 6
Issue 6 2019
111 papers →
Issue 7
Issue 7 2019
61 papers →
Issue 8
Issue 8 2019
39 papers →
Issue 9
Issue 9 2019
14 papers →
Issue 10
Issue 10 2019
4 papers →
Issue 11
Issue 11 2019
9 papers →
Issue 12
Issue 12 2019
6 papers →
Issue 13
Issue 13 2019
162 papers →
Issue 14
Issue 14 2019
56 papers →
Issue 15
Issue 15 2019
18 papers →
Issue 16
Issue 16 2019
46 papers →
Issue 17
Issue 17 2019
12 papers →
Issue 18
Issue 18 2019
142 papers →
Issue 19
Issue 19 2019
19 papers →
Volume 4
2018
13 issues ·
1461 papers
Issue 1
(January - March) 2018
44 papers →
Issue 2
(April - June) 2018
22 papers →
Issue 3
(July - September) 2018
22 papers →
Issue 4
(October - December) 2018
64 papers →
Issue 5
Issue 5 2018
240 papers →
Issue 6
Issue 6 2018
251 papers →
Issue 7
Issue 7 2018
201 papers →
Issue 8
Issue 8 2018
157 papers →
Issue 9
Issue 9 2018
120 papers →
Issue 10
Issue 10 2018
92 papers →
Issue 11
Issue 11 2018
104 papers →
Issue 12
Issue 12 2018
114 papers →
Issue 13
Issue 13 2018
30 papers →
Volume 3
2017
12 issues ·
216 papers
Issue 1
(January - March) 2017
1 paper →
Issue 2
(April - June) 2017
3 papers →
Issue 3
(July - September) 2017
20 papers →
Issue 4
(October - December) 2017
37 papers →
Issue 5
Issue 5 2017
22 papers →
Issue 6
Issue 6 2017
15 papers →
Issue 7
Issue 7 2017
12 papers →
Issue 8
Issue 8 2017
4 papers →
Issue 9
Issue 9 2017
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Issue 10
Issue 10 2017
26 papers →
Issue 11
Issue 11 2017
32 papers →
Issue 12
Issue 12 2017
35 papers →
Volume 2
2016
9 issues ·
32 papers
Issue 1
(January - March) 2016
1 paper →
Issue 4
(October - December) 2016
7 papers →
Issue 5
Issue 5 2016
7 papers →
Issue 6
Issue 6 2016
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Issue 8
Issue 8 2016
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Issue 9
Issue 9 2016
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Issue 10
Issue 10 2016
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Issue 11
Issue 11 2016
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Issue 12
Issue 12 2016
3 papers →
Vol.2,
Issue 4 — (October - December) 2016
7 papers
01
Vol.2, Issue 4 · (October - December) 2016 · ID: IJT-2021-D0E684
Ms. Pooja S. Desai
, 2Mrs. Isha Agarwal · M.Tech., Computer Engineering Department,CGPIT,Uka Tarsadia University, IN
Abstract
Analysis of twitter data can be very useful for marketing as well as for promotion strategies. This paper
implements word frequency count for 1.5+ million twitters dataset .The hadoop components such as Apache pig and
MapReduce framework are used for parallel execution of the data. This parallel execution makes the implementation
time-effective and feasible to execute on a single system.
Keywords: Twitter Data, hadoop
02
Vol.2, Issue 4 · (October - December) 2016 · ID: IJT-2021-893A30
Ali Abdelkader ABOU AZOOM
, Wissem HAMDI, Kaouther ZHANI, Chérif HANNACHI · Higher Institute of Agronomy, 4042, Chott Mariem, Tunisia, Sousse University, TN
Abstract
Image compression is a process to remove the redundant information from the image so that only essential
information can be stored to reduce proposed in the wavelet the domain using SECURE zone (SZ) concept. This
mechanism is robust against different attacks that can be applied on video sequences. Selective embedding
mechanism is introduced for data hiding with the help of SZ concept. Experimental analysis in terms.
Keywords: CR, DCT, DWT, MSE, PSNR.
03
Vol.2, Issue 4 · (October - December) 2016 · ID: IJT-2021-2CD95E
B. SubbaRaju
, K. VijayaKumar, S.A.V. SatyaMurty · Department of Civil Engineering, SVNIT Surat, Gujarat, India, IN
Abstract
Video data hiding presents a required to hide data in the transformed domain. Compared with still images, video watermarking presents a much higher capacity or bandwidth. At the same time the computational complexity in video watermarking is higher due to the amount of data that need to be processed. Since a video is formed from a sequence of frames, it presents the data hider with the possibility to embed and send a large amount of data[1].
Data hiding in video sequences is performed in two ways, bit stream level and data level. In the bit stream level the redundancies in the current compression standards are exploited.
Keywords: Data hiding, Secure zone, selective embedding, wavelet transform
04
Vol.2, Issue 4 · (October - December) 2016 · ID: IJT-2021-7A25A4
Suvarn Patel
· Vadod Institute of Engineering and Research, IN
Abstract
This paper gives an overview of the operating precept, characteristics, type, benefit and packages of superconductors. The paper additionally provides the recent development, circuits, gadgets & structures the use of high temperature superconductors. short introduction of cry coolers and cryopackaging also had been covered. The paper gives information to readers with present day fame and performance competencies of high Temperature
05
Vol.2, Issue 4 · (October - December) 2016 · ID: IJT-2021-78542C
Krishna S
, Rameshwar M
Abstract
Wireless Ad_hoc networks have become great interest in pervasive and sensing computing. In these networks batteries are used as the sole energy source. So energy efficiency becomes very critical. Due to ad-hoc organization, these networks are vulnerable to DoS attacks. One Type of DoS attack is Vampire Attack. Vampire attack is one of the resource depletion attacks. This kind of attack disables network communication by draining life of node's battery. This system is used to identify vampire attack in application layer.
Keywords: Wireless Ad-hoc Networks,
06
Vol.2, Issue 4 · (October - December) 2016 · ID: IJT-2021-BE1EC1
Ravi chothani
, Vinayak Gupta, Dr. S r Ramani
Abstract
Friction stir welding (FSW) is a exceedingly new strong-nation becoming a member of process. This joining approach is strength efficient, environment friendly, and versatile. particularly, it can be used to sign up for high-strength aerospace aluminum alloys and different metal alloys that are tough to weld via conventional fusion welding. FSW is taken into consideration to be the most sizable development in metallic joining in a decade and is a ‘‘inexperienced’’ technology. Welding of multiple alloys is hard due to variation in thermal and physical houses of figure metallic. becoming a member of of diverse alloys is feasible with the aid of diverse Fusion and strong state welding techniques. however, fusion welding strategies aren't appropriate due to melting related defects, together with porosity and formation of brittle intermetallic. Diffusion welding is time eating procedure even as their hassle of determine metal thickness incase of ultrasonic welding. therefore, Friction stir welding is maximum suitable approach of joining varied alloys among all techniques. This paper looks on the assessment, on joining of distinct aluminium alloy to magnesium alloy and aluminium alloy to pure copper by means of friction stir welding technique mentioned.
Keywords: Friction stir welding, aluminium alloy, magnesium alloy, copper alloy
07
Vol.2, Issue 4 · (October - December) 2016 · ID: IJT-2021-E16354
MADDU GOVINDAMMA
, SRIRANGAM VAMSEE KRISHNA, Dr .T .PEER MEERA LABBAI · COMPUTER SCIENCE&SRM UNIVERSITY,, IN
Abstract
The data security & communication needs the correct encryption key mechanisms. Here we described the Effective key management which is not authorised i.e; certificate less which is used in communication security that deals with moving of nodes. The CL-EKM gives updates of movement of clusters by ensuring the forward and backward mobility of nodes maintaining key privacy. This protocol also provides the key revocation for adjusted nodes & reduces the adjustment of nodes by using communication link. Our aim is to reduce the energy consumption and to improve the security levels through key protocols to maintain the privacy we use pair wise key protocol.
Keywords: Network security , Pre- distribution schemes , Cryptography , Clustering , Certificate-less key ,Performance evaluation
