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Role of Engineers in Nation Building VIVA Institute of Technology National Conference On Role of Engineers in Nation Building (NCRENB-2014) 6th & 7th March, 2014 Organized by Late Shri Vishnu Waman Thakur Charitable Trust’s VIVA Institute of Technology Approved by AICTE New Delhi, Affiliated to University of Mumbai At: Shirgaon, Post. Virar, Tal: Vasai, Dist: Thane-401303, Maharashtra Tel.: 0250-6990999 / 6965628, Website: www.viva-technology.org Email: [email protected] / [email protected] ”NCRENB-2014” Patrons Hon. Shri. Hitendra Thakur President, VIVA Trust Hon. Shri. P. D. Kodolikar Chairman, Managing Committee, VIVA Trust Hon. Shri. M. R. Padhye Secretary, VIVA Trust Convener Dr. Arun Kumar, Principal Co-Convener Prof. Archana Ingle, H.O.D.(EXTC) Coordinator Prof. Karishma Raut, EXTC Department Prof. Bhushan Save, Electrical Department Prof. Lissy Jose, Civil Department Prof. Ashwini Save, Computer Department Prof. Niyati Raut, Mechanical Department Prof. Ajazul Haque, Humanities Department Advisory Committee Dr. S. K. Ukarande Dean, Faculty of Technology, University of Mumbai Mr. Ashok Asawale Vice President, Corporate IT, Mahindra & Mahindra Mr. Sandeep Nemlekar, Management Consultant Problem Solving Mr. Ravi Raman Organizing Committee Prof. Meena Vallakati, EXTC Department Prof. Anoj Yadav, Electrical Department Prof. Ramya Raju, Civil Department Prof. Pallavi Vartak, Computer Department Prof. Gaurang Nandwana, Mechanical Department ”NCRENB-2014” Table of Contents TRACT: EXTC Speaker Recognition using Statistical Method . 1 Mitesh Pandit, Tejas Mulik, Vinaykumar Pal and Mitesh Mandaliya Vision based blockage clearance robot using arduino controller . 5 Meghali Prabhu, Archana Mhatre, Ashlesha Joshi and Tanvi Pathak Smart Healthcare using Wireless Sensors Networks . 8 Aayushi Kumar, Nishita Kumar and Arun Kumar PDA based Home Automation System using Wireless Technology . 12 Prakhyat Hegde Video Enhancement using Matlab . 15 Chaitali Patil Solar water pumping with radiation tracker . 18 Anup Devlikar and Tejaunsh Bari Street Light that Glows on Detecting Vehicle Movement . 21 Rishu Sinha, Yash Vora, Shubham Tiwari, Swapna Patil and Bhagwati Prasad Tiwari Self Automated Power Efficient Energy Saver . 26 Chaitanya Kaitkar, Niket Churi and Sanket Kandolkar Temperature monitoring and controlling via Zigbee . 30 Sidharth Patil, Akshay Khot, Nitant Kasaralkar and Navin Shetty IVRS for college automation . 33 Nikita Jagtap, Kavita Sharma, Pritam Singh and Karna Joshi Automated Wheelchair using Arduin Microcontroller Board . 37 Krishnakumar Dadhich, Manish Dowari and Pradyuman Bissa Duplex Power Line Communication For Text . 40 Amruta Bagde., Sulekha Shivdavkar., Yugandhara Sapkale. and Pooja Raut. Hardware Implementation of RFID Reader Module. 4 5 Shruti Penkar, Pratiksha Salunke, Manisha Yadav and Kalpesh Yeralkar Cell Phone Operated Robot . 48 Vinayak Mavarkar, Amol Jadhav, Ritesh Gohil and Aniruddha Chavan Solar Powered Agribot . 51 Rutuj Saraf, Akash Sawant, Sanket Patel and Dhaval Rathod Barcode Rcognition And Detection . 55 Saurabh Sutar Bus Monitoring System . 59 Akshay Yadav, Siddharth Thakur and Raj Bagwe Spinning LED Display Using Microcontroller . 62 Smita Mandlik, Vinita Solanki, Sailee Belekar and Maheshwari Matondkar RF Enabled Speed Limiting Device . 67 Dhwani Damani, Roshni Payattuparambil, Snehal Pimple and Madhavi Naik ”NCRENB-2014” TRACT: Electrical Discrimination of faults on 400 KV transmission line using discrete wavelet transform . 71 Pratik Mahale, Mohd Adil Sheikh and Mithil Masurkar Average Current-mode control with leading phase admittance cancellation principle for single phase AC-DC Boost converter . 75 Parag Karekar Space vector pulse width modulation . 81 Rohit Sen, Swaraj Save and Avinash Mishra The ”ECO-FAN” . 90 Anirban Sengupta, Pooja Patil and Anil Kumar Dogra MAJOR POWER SAVING POTENTIAL OF THERMAL POWER PLANT . 93 Priyesh Pati, Purva Talegaonkar, and Prasad Patil Power sector reforms and restructuring . 97 Vishal Raghavani, Arpan Rathod and Kalpesh Mahadik TRACT: Computer A new approach to SMS Text Steganography using Emoticons . 103 Tatwadarshi Nagarhalli Hybrid Technique for Data Cleaning . 106 Ashwini Save and Seema Kolkur Feature Extraction and Ranking for Sentiment Analysis . 111 Maryam Jawadwala and Seema Kolkur Cloud Computing Security Issues,Vulnerabilities Solution . 117 Bhushan Talekar, Sonali Chaudhari and Balmukund Dubey Sales Prediction Using Apriori in Distributed Environment-A Survey . 122 Mahendra Patil, Harshada Bharti, Priyanka Patil and Sanjali Patil Text to Speech and Speech to Text System . 126 Mohit Samarth and Tatwadarshi Nagarhalli Traveling Salesman Problem using Ant Colony Optimizing Algorithm . 129 Aditi Sinha, Devanshi Sanghani, Vidya Janardhanan and Nutan Dhange WORKDAY SCHEDULER . 136 Rucha Patil, Prasad Pandey and Mandar Samel NYMBLE: Denying Access to Misbehaving Users in Anonymizing Network . 139 Gaurav Wagh, Sejal Zade, Aditi Raut and Raminder Kaur Live Voice Translator for Business Communication . 142 Ajinath Sake, Nikhil Kamble and Sujit Kadam Integrated Online Examination Platform . 144 Dhaval Joshi, Omkar Achrekar, Rohit Balam and Sunita Naik Botnet Detection and Suppression Techniques . 147 Ankita Thakkar Improving Web Usage Mining Using D-APRIORI and DFP Algorithms . 152 Sadhanah Pidugu, Pratik Luniya and Anish Madan ”NCRENB-2014” EDGE Detection of Weldment Using Image Processing Approach . 155 Pragati Patil and Vijay Rahod Genetic Algorithms: Information Retrieval Systems Effectiveness Improvement Technique 160 Akshata Patil Wireless Surveillance through Android controlled Hexacopter . 167 Writwick Bhattacharya, Akshat Mokashi and Pallavi Vartak Performance Analysis Of Confidential Information Over Cloud . 174 Sadab Jahan Siddique, Deepika Singh, Zaki Mohammed Shaikh, Ahlam Ansari and Zainab Pirani Network Management and Reporting System . 178 Shaimaa Shaikh, Shifa Shaikh, Zahida Shaikh and Ziaul An Usmani Improved Network Management System . 181 Ziaul Ain Usmani, Aziz Khilawala, Hatim Baranwala and Rashida Attar Image Translator on Android using Image Processing . 185 Nazneen Pendhari, Kumar Bhogle, Sanif Kadiwal, Fariha Khan and Deeptisagar Kusuma Instant Medicare System . 189 Arbaz Khan, Shadab Khan and Deepak Chempazhi Face Controlled Mouse . 191 Nazneen Pendhari, Salman Patel, Tazeen Makandar and Harshad Mandlik Content Based Image Retrieval System . 195 Pramil Kashid, Aimen Chivelkar, Huda Mulani and Shabana Tadvi Enterprise Content Management System . 199 Ahmed Ulde, Ashutosh Toashniwal and Jagruti Patil Clustering Model based on Web Activity . 202 Zainab Pirani, Milind Makhamle, Mohammad Mansuri and Mohd.Tanvir Shaikh BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE- A vision to physically challenged . 206 Ashwini Save, Hardik Shukla, Akash Jariwala and Shailesh Gori Interactive Image Segmentation . 211 Raghvendra Pandey, Subhash Mishra and Vikash Thakur Web advertisement based on personalized information. 214 Prathamesh Nangare and Shivkumar Lohar Information Sharing Mechanism in Academic Network Community . 218 Zainab Pirani, Shama Ansari, Juzer Bhinderwala and Shahid Shaikh Intelligent Personal Agent . 222 Abdoali Bhinderwala, Nitin Shukla and Vivek Cherarajan Use of Genetic SVM for ECG Arrhythmia Classification . 226 Rishabh Shah, Hemant Pathare, Yash Saraiya, Sandeep Singh and Poonam Pangarkar Key Generation using Genetic Algorithm for Encryption . 234 Jyoti Bosamia, Mubashira Shaikh, Akshata Prabhu and Shruti Tirodkar Driver Drowsiness Detection System using Classifier and Fuzzy Logic . 238 Yogita Paghdar, Bhavini Panchal and Preksha Sanghvi ”NCRENB-2014” GPS Based bus arrival time prediction system . 242 Abbasali Springwala, Danish Shaikh and Shumaila Siddiqui Data Leakage Detection System using Data Allocation Strategies . .. 245 Rajashree Vitekar, Dipeeka Paste, Jyoti Borkar and Aakash Jain Remote Desktop using Android Device . 250 Hitesh Mombharkar, Pooja Gharat, Pramod Jadhav and Pragati Patil Intelligent Surveillance Security Alert . ..
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