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ESTIMATION OF CARBON STORAGE IN HARVESTED WOOD PRODUCTS IN THE NEXT 200 YEARS: A SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT LIFE CYCLE SCENARIOS Anindita Bhattacharya and Alka Tangri
Abstract:
Trees can be harvested and re-grown based on sustainable forest management plans while the carbon
stock in the timber from harvested trees could be retained for years in the form of wood products to limit
the release of carbon back to atmosphere. The process of storing carbon for longer period in long lived
harvested wood products have been recognized by the United Nations Framework Convention on
Climate Change (UNFCC) as one of the mitigating measure under Land Use, Land-Use Change and
Forestry (LULUCF) categories. The carbon stock in harvested wood products has been considered by
various countries in their national accounting processes. There have been several studies by various
researchers to estimate the carbon stock in harvested wood products pool. This paper uses life cycle
analysis to trace the fate of carbon bound in harvested wood products produced from a mature stand of
Dalbergia sissoo trees until most of the carbon is released back into the atmosphere. This is followed by a
sensitivity analysis with twelve different scenarios to analyze the effect of change in terminal use and half
life patterns on the carbon stock with respect to passing years.
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01-10
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INTERVAL -VALUED S-NORM SOFT G-MODULES OVER N-R VECTOR SPACE
R.Thirunavukkarasu & Dr.S.Subramanian
Abstract:
we apply the concept of interval –valued fuzzy soft sets to near-ring modular structures. The
idea of interval-valued S-norm soft G-modules has been explained through S-norm in near-ring modules
and investigate some of their properties.
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11-17
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SUPRO IDEMPOTENT STRUCTURES OF S-NORM NEAR-RINGS
M.Lakshmi & Dr.S.Subramanian
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In this paper, we introduce the notion of new kind of subgroup called S-fuzzy right R-subgroup
using S-norm, and investigate some related properties. Finally, suproidempotent property of S-norm over
near-ring is also discussed
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18-27
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A NEW SUBCLASS OF MEROMORPHIC FUNCTIONS INVOLVING THE POLYLOGARITHM FUNCTION
Sarikonda Sreelakshmi
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In this paper we introduce and study a new subclass of meromorphic function with alternating
coefficients involving the Polylogaitham function defined by a new operator
( ) D f z c
and obtain
coefficients estimates, growth and distortation and integral transforms.
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A VIBRATION-DAMPING PLATFORM FOR INTERFEROMETRIC APPLICATIONS
Shashi Kumari, A.Narayan
Abstract:
Michelson Interferometry setups such as those used for
holography require a very stable vibration free platform.
The maximum permitted vibration amplitude for
holography, for instance, is λ/10 where λ is the wavelength
of the light used. This requirement is quite stringent.
Michelson interferometer experiments also require
vibrationally stable platforms where it is required to count
fringes. We have attempted to set up an indigenous
vibration damping platform and characterize its stability
with help of a Michelson interferometric technique. The
stability of the platform was determined in terms of
attenuation of a shock applied near the base of the
platform. Using a pair of accelerometer sensors, we have
attempted to measure the magnitude of damping. The
vibration damping platform was observed to dampen stray
vibrations transmitted from the floor adequately to permit
interferometric measurements. In the present paper, the
construction details of this indigenous damping platform
and the measurements related to shock attenuation by this
table are presented.
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ON INTUITIONISTIC FUZZY GENERALIZED PRE CONTINUOUS MAPPINGS
Dr. L. Senthil Kumar, Asst.Prof & Head
Abstract:
The purpose of this paper is to introduce and
study the concepts of intuitionistic fuzzy generalized pre
continuous mappings in intuitionistic fuzzy topological
space. I investigate some of their properties.
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LOGISTICS QUANTITY FORECAST BASED ON FACTOR ANALYSIS AND LOGISTIC MODEL
Ying Zhang
Abstract:
The factor analysis of Chinese logistics quantity and its
influencing factors from 2006 to 2015 Using SPSS
software, a multivariate statistical analysis model is
established, which takes the object flow as the interpreted
variable. The factor analysis method is adopted to reduce
the dimension of the influence factors of the logistics
quantity,reduction approach with the purpose of
eliminating the multrcollinearity resulting from
variables logistics quantity. Furthermore , a
logisticbased forecast model is set up accordingly to
further predict the future logistics quantity in China. The
empirical results show that the longer-period
Comprehensive economic Development Value value has
less forecasting error
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57-67
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AN INITIALIZATION STRATEGY FOR IMPROVING NEWTON’S METHOD
Theodoula N. Grapsa
Abstract:
Among the methods for solving a system of nonlinear
equations, Newton’s method is distinguished because of
its significant advantage of converging quadratically. For
this, a nonsingular Jacobian matrix and a good starting
point are required, but they can rarely be available
especially in application problems. On the other hand,
Dimension Reducing method also of quadratic
convergence works well even from initial points far away
from the solution as well as in cases of singular or illconditioned Jacobian matrix. In this paper, DR and
Newton methods are properly incorporated into a new
algorithm of quadratic convergence to contribute to the
important issue of initializing Newton’s method. The
quadratic convergence of the proposed method is proven
and the numerical results on tested problems are
promising.
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68-75
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A NOTE ON ALMOST ALPHA-COSYMPLECTİCMANIFOLDS
Hakan Öztürk, Sermin Öztürk
Abstract:
In this paper, we are especially interested in almost alphacosymplecticmanifold whose structure (𝜑, 𝜉, 𝜂, 𝑔)
satisfies the certain nullity condition. Also, we obtain
some results using 𝐷-homothetic deformation for almost
alpha-cosymplecticmanifolds. Finally, we give an
illustrative example with dimension3.
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76-83
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HOUSEHOLD WASTE TO PRODUCE BIOGAS AND DIGESTATE BY A PORTABLE ANAEROBIC BIODIGESTER
Georges Kouya-Takala
Abstract:
Household waste management addresses the problem of sanitation and hygiene in
developing countries, humanitarian camps and heavily populated areas such as prisons. Poorly
managed waste often causes serious health problems and premature death. Yet they represent a
great source of energy and can be used in agriculture as fertilizer. In this paper we propose the
biological treatment of household waste by a mobile biodigester model.
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84-108
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A VIABLE MATHEMATICAL MODELING FOR THE ASPECTS OF MATERIAL CYCLING IN THE CONTEXT OF POWER PLANTS ENVIRONMENT
Dr.G. Kalivarathan, Dr. J.Sebastian Nixon, Dr. M. Venkatesan, Dr. David Santhosh Christopher, Mebratu Markos
Abstract:
Generally the environments in the context of power plants
are to be streamlined due to the existence of species of
pollutants and nutrients. Therefore it is essential to
regulate the aspects of material cycling in the case of
power plants because of its polluting environment. The
passengers of elemental materials like carbon,
phosphorus or nitrogen, shows up a linear species chain
and either considered the primary production rate to be
constant or represented as resource limitations especially
by means of a logistic function. Basically the assumption
of constant primary production is slightly opposite, when
the bio-mass of primary producers does not fall very less
and their productivity is limited by some factors other
than element being modeled, for example “light”.
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OPTIMIZING BENDING PARAMETERS TO IMPROVE THE BENDING QUALITY OF TUBE M.Venkatesan, Lakshmi Krishnakumar, Viswa Mohan Pedagopu, D.Raja Joseph
Abstract:
Tube bending is one of the branches of metal forming
process used in different application areas like
manufacturing sectors, in automobile and petroleum
industry. During tube bending defects are obvious some
of them are wrinkling, oval and thinning. The impacts of
those problems were weakening the strength; reduce
aesthetic value of the tube after bending.
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117-129
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ON 3-DIMENSIONAL ALMOST ALPHA KENMOTSU MANIFOLDS
Hakan Öztürk, Sermin Öztürk
Abstract:
This paper deals with the geometry of almost alpha Kenmotsu
manifold satisfying some certain tensor conditions for 3-
dimensional case. In particular, we study projectively and
concircularly semi-symmetric conditions. Finally, we give an
illustrative example on such manifold with dimension 3.
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COMPREHENDING THE CONCEPT OF MACHINE LEARNING AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY Kishore Kunal,, Prof (Dr) Pawan Kumar Bharti
Abstract:
Machine learning is a term utilized in the field of computer science that advanced from looking at
structure affirmation and computational learning theory of artificial intelligence. In different fields
machine learning and communications technology are combined. Contemporary, communications
systems produce a lot of traffic data; it is altogether upgrade the plan and management of networks and
communication when joined with advanced machine learning process. Machine learning is an advancing
part of computational algorithms that are planned pursue human intelligence by learning from the
encompassing. It is considered as the new period of enormous data. Approaches based on machine
learning have been applied effectively in different fields from computer vision, communication
technology, engineering, finance and entertainment and so on.
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138-145
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Chashme Shahi Mughal Garden: The Importance of Tourism, Economy, History and Environment
Dr. INDU KUMAR
Abstract:
ChashmeShahi Garden or ChashmaiShahi in Jammu and Kashmir state capital Srinagar is one of the most
populated tourist spot which is also known as ChashmaShahi. As per the orders of the Emperor, Shah
Jahan and as a gift for his elder son Prince Dara Shikoh; this garden was built around a spring by
Ali Mardan Khan in 1632.1,2 The location of the garden is near the Raj Bhawan (Governor‘s house) in
the Zabarwan Range and also an overlooking distance from the Dal Lake in Srinagar, Kashmir,
India.ChashmeShahi mainly gets its name from the spring around which was discovered by a Kashmiri
Pandit of the Sahib clan who was known as the great female saint of Kashmir, RupaBhawani. ‘Sahib’
wasthe family name of RupaBhawani and the name , 'ChashmeSahibi' was called for the spring. Over the
years the name got corrupted and Today the place is known as ChashmeShahi (the Royal Spring) because
of the corruption of the name for the long years.3,4In 1632, the garden was built up around the spring by
the Mughal Governor Ali Mardan Khan in 1632.1The Mughal emperor, Shah Jahanconstructed it for his
eldest son, Dara Sikoh. In the east end of the garden of ChashmaShahi, the PariMahal(Fairy Palace) is
situated which is used by Price Dara Sikoi to learn astrology and it is the same place where he was
later assassinated by his younger brother Aurengzeb.5 The garden covers up an area of one
acre of land along with the size of 108 m long and 38 m wide.Among the all three Mughal gardens of
Srinagar which are sited on the left bank of Dal Lake close to Zabarwan hills, it is smallest garden; the
Shalimar gardenis the largest and the Nishatgarden is the second largest in the position for the terms of
area.
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“Studies On The Relationship Between Different Spawning Periods And Haematocrit In Labeo rohita.” Dr. Ravi Kumar, Pooja Kumari
Abstract:
The relationship between different spawning periods and haematocrit in Labeorohita–
Haematological indices are important parameters for the evaluation of fish physiological status.
Their changes depends on the fish species, age, the cycle of sexual maturity and health
conditions. The studies of haematological parameters of fishes is gaining a recognition as a
valuable tool for monitoring the health of the fish and to provide the fisheries biologist with the
physiological response to environmental stress, Information which is specially relevant when
comparing studies of different fish species living in contrasted habitats. The determination of
haematological values of fishes are carried out for a variety of purposes.
In this study of Labeorohita, we analysed the relationship between different spawning periods
and haematocrit and found that haematocrit value was higher at the beginning of maturation, it
then decreased when the fish started to spawn and increased slightly in the past spawnig period,
Pre and past spawning periods had a higher Ht-level than the spawning period.
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146-152
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Semi-T1 Spaces of Semi-Separation axioms in topological space Priti Kumari & Sukesh Kumar Das
Abstract:
In this paper, we introduce a new class of space in the topological space, namely
Semi-T1 space of Semi-Separation axioms in the topological space. We find characterizations of
these spaces. Further, we study some fundamental properties of these spaces in the topological
space.
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Investigationof Cyanobacterial Diversity and theirBio deterioration activity on the monument of Mosalae twin temple of Hassan District, Karnataka
Kavitha K R, Arpita De, Sathish C, Sahana C, Shruthi S.
Abstract:
Monuments contribute significantly towards preserving historical data and thereby conserving
the glorious cultural heritage of a nation. Apart from these the monuments endorse aesthetic
beauty, tourism and thus play an essential role in enhancing the economic status of the country. It
is therefore imperative that we delve deep into it and try to make an attempt save these
monuments from biodeterioration and carry forward our cultural glory. Outer surfaces of stone
architectural wonders constantly being exposed to air, water and sunlight are subjected to
weathering by physical, chemical and biological agents. The Photoautotrophiccyanobacteria, the
primary producers in the food chain colonizeon the stone and play a vital role in the deterioration
of stone monuments. They cause all-encompassing aesthetic, physical and chemical damages.
The present investigation provides a concise account of diversity of epilithic Cyanobacterial
population on the temple monument of Mosale twin temple in Hassan district of Karnataka,
India. The samples were collected from the surface of the monument without tampering the stone
material. 41 species of Cyanobacteria belonging to 18 genera of 6 families were isolated and
identified, among them Chroococcus, Oscillatoria, Lyngbya, Aphanocapsa members were
dominant. Copiousness of cyanobacteria on the monument wallscan likely be attributed to
optimum nutrients, pH and other growth conditions.
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Fabrication of nickel oxide nanostructure prepared by the simple wet chemical method for sensor application
Shyamal Mandal
Abstract:
A novel approach was employed to synthesis of porous 3D honey comb structure of
nickel oxide. The nanoporous network of nickel oxide (NiO) has been synthesized by a facile
chemical bath deposition method (CBD) at various deposition times. The X-ray diffraction
(XRD) pattern of annealed NiO films revealed low intense peeks, confirming monocrystalline
nature with cubic structure. The scanning electron microscope (SEM) images exhibited welldefined and nannoporous interconnected network. Optical absorption study revealed direct band gap energy of 3.2 eV and indirect band gap 3.5eV. Porous honeycomb structure can be used as
sensing element due to oxygen trap pocket.
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Role of ICT in ODL system
Suneetha
Abstract:
Abstract: Now a days open and distance learning (ODL) programs are gaining popularity
as an alternative mode of higher education and a strategy for the development of knowledge
society. The implementation of ICT has initiated a new revolution in open and distance
education environment that drastically changed its traditional method of teaching and learning.
The present paper attempts to study the importance of usage of ICTs in open and distance
education; various initiatives of ICTs undertaken by the Government in India. It is found that the
implementation of ICT in ODL programs is at very slow phase due to lack of infrastructures,
cost, technical, financial awareness and policy framework. All these required special attention of
the educators, policy-makers and relevant governments for effective utilization and integration of
technologies for educational purposes.
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Optical Time Domain Reflectometerand Optical fiber Cable: Applications, Technology and FutureAspects
Meena Rani, Dr. Sanjay Gaur
Abstract:
With the increased use of optical fibres for digital data transport, copper connections
are being phased out. Identifying optical fibre cuts or bends with developing technologies is also
critical, because we can't dig and check by binary search to see where the real fibre cut occurred.
One of these technologies to check fibre cuts is the optical time domain reflectometer, which
uses scattered light to check cuts or bends. This document explains how OTDR scans can be
scheduled in conjunction with suggested architecture and how OTDR checks fibre cuts. Finally,
the basic optical fibre communication system is briefly discussed, along with its benefits and
drawbacks.The future of Optical Fibber also demonstrates how new technology can overcome
the inadequacies of old technology.
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ENROLLMENT FORECASTING BY ATTRACTIVE METHOD
V.VANITHA
Abstract:
In Fuzzy time series forecasting, forecasting are mostly affected by length of the intervals.
In this paper, the rule for determining the length of interval is proposed.Based on the new
intervals, weightage factor and fuzzy logical relationship, more accuracy results are got
than the existing methods in the historical enrollments of the University of Alabama and
the comparison results are given.
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Survey of Hardware Platforms for Wireless Sensor Networks
Kiranpal Singh Virk
Abstract:
Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) have self-organized networking capabilities with or without fixed
infrastructure. Wireless sensor node is the chief component in WSN architecture based hardware platforms. Various
hardware platforms are available and their review is an important step in the direction to further explore for the
research issues in WSNs. This paper is an effort in this direction to survey the present state of the hardware
platforms along with the nodes for WSNs
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Thermodynamical disturbances in a nonlocal thermoelastic medium under Lord-Shulman model
Sandeep Singh Sheoran
Abstract:
The objective of this manuscript is to examine the thermodynamical disturbances in a
nonlocal isotropic thermoelastic solid half-space. The enunciation is applied to Lord-Shulman
model of generalized thermoelasticity with Eringen’s nonlocal elasticity theory. The formulation
is subjected to a mechanical load. The expressions for the displacement components, stresses and
temperatureare obtained by using normal mode technique and the numerical computations have
been carried out with the help of MATLAB software. The comparisons are made among the
results obtained by taking into account the different values of nonlocal parameter (ε = 0.195 ×
10−9
, 0.195 × 10−4
, 0.195 × 10−1
) and time (t = 0.1, 0.3, 0.5). The outcomes point out a strong
impact of the nonlocality and time on the physical quantities and agree with the boundary
conditions.
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