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A new feature of HTML5 in web development

These days, HTML5 is everywhere. HTML5 is the latest and elegant standard for HTML that offers improved functionality for web users and developers. Since then, the older versions of JavaScript, HTML 4.01, which arrived in 1999, and web creation have improved dramatically. HTML 4, XHTML, CSS, and Level 2 of the HTML DOM are now replaced by HTML5.It was launched without the need for extra content to provide rich content. Plug-ins and technologies that are proprietary. The Fresh Strength of HTML5 offers the user everything from graphics to animation, Music for movies, which can also be used to build a complex web Cross-platform software and supports them as well. HTML5 standard initiates the development of real-time collaborations in web browsers, which leads to less work for web developers.

Published by: Zin Minn Thant, Si Si Sann, Swe Swe Win

Author: Zin Minn Thant

Paper ID: V6I2-1136

Paper Status: published

Published: March 10, 2021

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Liberation in Limbo: Past, Present, and Future of African-American Identity

The expository paper frames the question of ideological liberation for the African-American community by using James Baldwin’s “Stranger in the Village” (1953) examines the conflict of “the black man” in ascertaining his individual identity amid a historic narrative wrought by subjugation and slavery. The essay further interrogates Baldwin’s claims through Kincaid’s “In History” (2001), concerning the irreconcilable tension between historic narrative and the post- colonial individual. Finally, Claudia Rankine’s “The Condition of Black Life is One of Mourning” (2015) reflects on present and historic forms of activism, and is used to situate the pursuit of subjectivity by Baldwin’s “black man” as a means to pursue individual identity amid destructive cultural narratives, as well as significantly higher occurrences of police brutality and criminal injustice.

Published by: Pranad Gandhi

Author: Pranad Gandhi

Paper ID: V6I2-1137

Paper Status: published

Published: March 4, 2021

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Empirical Analysis of a Newly Developed mHealth Mobile Text Messaging System (MTMS) as a Tool for Healthcare Cost Reduction in Selected Rural Areas of Ghana

Background: Innovative strategies such as mobile health (mHealth) are a serious requirement for the attainment of universal health coverage in Africa. An increasing amount of evidence proves that mHealth interventions may have the capacity to significantly reduce the cost of accessing medical care, especially in rural areas. A mobile text messaging system (MTMS) Framework was recently developed and successfully implemented in Ghana. Objective: The aim of this research was to conduct an empirical analysis of the cost-cutting effect of the newly developed MTMS framework. Method: Empirical data was collected from 32 hospitals and clinics in four districts (Mamprusi East District, Tamale Metropolis, Lawra District and Wa Metropolis) of two of the poorest regions of Ghana; the Northern and Upper West Regions. A purposeful interview was scheduled with caregivers, heads of institutions and patients to determine the cost of accessing healthcare at the health centers. Transportation, admission/readmission, emergency, complications and consultation were used for cost buildup. An average for each health center was determined and coded with MS Excel 2019. Further analysis was conducted using statistical tool SPSS v20. Results: The finding reveal that the newly developed mHealth framework can be used as a tool to cut cost of accessing healthcare by 18.88%, representing $24.04 savings per month. Also, transportation, inpatient traffic and emergency cases were observed to have reduced by 20% each. The findings further indicated that there was improvement in health outcomes, patient experience and clinical governance resulting from the cost cuts and efficiency of the system. Conclusion: The ability of Mobile Text Messaging System Framework to reduce the cost of accessing healthcare in rural areas by 18.88%, provides a great potential to significantly improve the quality of health service delivery in Ghana by scaling and integrating the model into the existing national health system. By harnessing the ubiquitous nature of mobile phone among different levels of citizens, MTMS offers the solution to affordable healthcare. This would strengthen the health systems leading eventually to the realization of the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) as proposed by the UN.

Published by: Dr. Solomon Nsor-Anabiah, Dr. Ruhiya Abubakar, Dr. Ugonna Odunwa, Dr. Osman Yakubu

Author: Dr. Solomon Nsor-Anabiah

Paper ID: V6I1-1136

Paper Status: published

Published: February 6, 2021

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Enrichment of transient stability for smart grid by pluging mode functioning in wind energy plant

This paper gives the solution for enrichment of transient stability for smart grid connected squirrel cage induction generators used in wind energy system.. In most of the wind power plant induction generator is popular because it can recover energy with relatively simple control,it generates useful power at the variable speed of the rotor, it has low cost and low maintenance. Fault occurs in power system leads to over speed of rotor, consequently the over speed of rotor introduced transients in power system after clearing fault. If the transients are withstanding for more time in the system, the system will have difficult to stable the transients. So for this paper deals with the transient’s stability enrichment of smart grid connected squirrel cage induction generator by using plugging mode operation and stable the transients after clearing the fault. Simulation results show that the proposed method can be effective in enhancing the transient stability. Since in this method, there is no need for accessory equipment, the proposed method is more attractive from the economic point of view.

Published by: Dipak Tejrao Tathod

Author: Dipak Tejrao Tathod

Paper ID: V6I1-1140

Paper Status: published

Published: February 6, 2021

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An analysis of various Image Pre-Processing techniques in Butterfly Image

Image processing technique is a method of improving the quality of an image. Many image processing operations can be grouped into some method. These are image representation, image preprocessing, image enhancement, image restoration, image analysis, image reconstruction and image data compression. Many images contain a lot of irrelevant and unwanted parts. The process of enhancing pixel intensity and image quality are also carried out after preprocessing. Image preprocessing is enhancement the quality of the image because it is eliminating noise and reducing the distortions of the input images. Thus, preprocessing techniques require for images because it is contained annoying parts in an image. Image filtering is a standard process used in almost every image processing system. In this paper, we describe the various images filtering techniques and filtering algorithms used for image filtering or smoothing. Image smoothing is one of the most important in image processing and it is widely used in image application and which algorithm is the best for smoothing and filtering the images. Image smoothing is to reduce noise and improve the visual quality of the image. The proposed system describes the median filtering, Gaussian high filtering and Gaussian low filtering in preprocessing techniques. The median filter used to remove noise and it is a nonlinear digital filtering technique. Gaussian High pass filters are usually used for sharpening. The filtering techniques have been simulated using Matlab 2018a. In performance of this filtering technique, low pass filtering technique is better and its takes less processing time than other filtering methods. After the preprocessing, the image quality is increase.

Published by: Si Si Sann, Swe Swe Win, Zin Minn Thant

Author: Si Si Sann

Paper ID: V6I1-1141

Paper Status: published

Published: February 6, 2021

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Teacher child-parent program on the enhancement of self-esteem among school children

An Experimental study was conducted on Self-Esteem before and after Teacher-Child-Parent-Program among school children in selected schools at Kannyakumari District. Two groups Pre-test Post-test Control group design was used in this study. The researcher screened 749 school children, among that 122 were having low Self-Esteem (16.3%). Sample size consists of 58 children in Experimental groups and 58 in Control group and there were six drops out. Teacher-Child-Parent-Program was administered to the teachers and parent separately for the Experimental group. For students Self-Report gaming and Positive Reinforcement gaming was given. Posttest was done after 8 weeks of intervention Dr. Ken Williams (2000) Brief Self-Esteem Inventory was used to assess the level of Self-Esteem. Objectives of the study are: (i) To compare the Pretest and Posttest Self-Esteem among school children in Experimental group; (ii) To compare the mean difference in Self-Esteem between school Children in Experimental and Control group and (iii) To find the association between mean difference in Self-Esteem and the selected background variables among school children in Experimental group. The data gathered was analyzed by descriptive and inferential statistics. The conceptual framework used in the study was based on Imogene King’s Goal Attainment theory. The Post-test mean Self-Esteem among school children in Experimental group 64.71 was significantly high; t = -5.71 (P<0.001). The mean difference between Experimental group was 9.91; Control group was 3.76; were SD was 13.234 and 9.701 respectively; were t = 2.857 (P<0.05). This showed the Teacher-Child-Parent-Program was effective among the Experimental group. Regarding association, there was a significant association between Relationship with parents and Cell phone usage was significantly influence the Self-Esteem among School Children

Published by: Dr. Daly Christabel H., Dr. Thamil Mani, Dr. Jayasheelan Devadason

Author: Dr. Daly Christabel H.

Paper ID: V5I9-1138

Paper Status: published

Published: November 10, 2020

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Management system of paper recycling industry (“Super” Paper Industry)

The purpose of this paper is to apply principles of management system to the paper recycling industry, Namely “Super”. The forecasted sale value for August in 2019 is firstly determined from the given specifications. By using least square method, the standard error of the estimated value is small and the forecasted sales are approximately to actual sale values. Forecasted sales for August in 2019 is 8559 packages. This calculation can help to fix responsibility for production rate. By calculating the depreciation for industry, the industry value at the end of 2019 is 115.236 million MMK and the depreciation is 170.396 million MMK. The expected cost of preventive maintenance is 163,383 MMK in every three months. The managerial accounting can help to identify the underlying cause and this will allow the management to get ahead of the problem. For a better management system, a sorting machine is needed to replace for sorting process. It can also increase customer service and quality. According to the latest current affairs in our country, one trade route to Shan States has been blocked. There was about 60% of products fall in export to Shan States. The information presented to support to the company allows it to make strategic management decisions.

Published by: Khin Hnin Si, Dr. Thandar Nwe

Author: Khin Hnin Si

Paper ID: V5I8-1136

Paper Status: published

Published: September 1, 2020

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Efficacy of Neural Mobilization in cervical radiculopathy: A randomized clinical trial

Aim of the study: The aims of this study is to establish the effect of neural mobilization in the pain , function and quality of patients in cervical radiculopathy . Study Design: Randomized Clinical Trial. Method: 20 Patients with cervical neuropathy were allocated for the study. Patients were divided into 2 groups which is Experimental and control group. In Experimental group (4 male, 6 female) were treated with the Neural Mobilization along with cervical traction and soft tissue mobilization. Control group ( 3male,7 female ) They received intermittent cervical traction for 15 minutes , hot packs for 10 minutes. Minimum 6 and a maximum of 12 sessions has been given to both the groups. An outcome measure that is NPRS and NDI has been taken before and after the treatment. Results : Result shows a statistically significant improvement in NPRS (Numeric Pain Rating Scale) for Group 1 as compared to Group 2. Result also shows a statistically significant improvement in functional status of subjects in NDI (Neck Disability Index). Discussion : Neural mobilization techniques have been used as a component of treatment for patients with cervical radiculopathy. Linton and van Tulder11, indicated that 8 of the 11 studies19,21-28 concluded a positive benefit from using neural mobilization in the treatment of altered neurodynamics or neurodynamic dysfunction. Strengthening of neck and shoulder muscles has also been successfully used as a component of a multimodal program for patients with neck pain and cervical radiculopathy . Conclusion : Neural Mobilization along with conservative treatment program is more effective in treatment of cervical radiculopathy then conservative treatment alone.

Published by: Dr. Sanjeeta Rani, Dr. Niral Gamit

Author: Dr. Sanjeeta Rani

Paper ID: V5I7-1136

Paper Status: published

Published: July 9, 2020

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Vision based obstacle avoidance mobile robot

Nowadays, there are many different types of devices to assist or help people more proficiency because of the improvement of the modern technologies and researches. Tracking and avoiding the real time object becomes the important concept in computer vision. Therefore, the implementation of obstacle avoidance mobile robot based on its color and area is presented in this paper. The mobile robot consists of pi camera module, rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, DC motors and four wheels. Pi Camera is used to capture live streaming surrounding the robot. The captured images of the object are processed with raspberry pi by using OpenCV library. The obstacle detection is performed by using Blob Detection method and YCbCr color system. After detection, the color, size and location of the object can be used to avoid it. The variation in horizontal and vertical axis of detected object is sent to the controller depending on the change in position of object and proper commands are given to the robot to avoid the obstacle.

Published by: Kyaw Kyaw Lin, Theint Theint Htwe

Author: Kyaw Kyaw Lin

Paper ID: V5I6-1137

Paper Status: published

Published: July 2, 2020

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DREIRAD

The aim of this paper is to explore DREIRAD modeling. The German word DREIRAD means trike. It is a three-wheel motor-based vehicle with a tadpole configuration that is two front wheels and one rear wheel. This design has more robustness than delta design. On the rear the vehicles are powered with electric motor and brakes. The vehicle will run on both electricity and solar power. Sun powered solar-panels are connected to the vehicle so that the vehicle can be charged at the time of driving or elsewhere where there is no electricity supply Theft detection and LDR sensors are used. LDR is used as a register of light dependents. Theft detection sensor is used for the purposes of security. This is eco-friendly due to use of electricity and solar panel. It reduces energy wastage and reduces pollution.

Published by: Ayushi Singh, Anamika Singh, Kajal Kumari, Harsh Verma, Ashutosh Sharma, Dr. R. K. Chauhan

Author: Ayushi Singh

Paper ID: V5I6-1141

Paper Status: published

Published: June 27, 2020

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