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Authors: S. R. Masilamani, Sudharsanamurthy.P

Paper Title: Development of Noise Map for Porur Junction using GIS

Abstract: Noise pollution has become a major concern for communities living in the Chennai city. Noise pollution

of urban areas is one of the serious factors that the local agencies and state authorities have to consider in decision

making processes. In the reality, noise travels in all direction. Elevated noise levels due to vehicular traffic are

cause of great concern in residential areas. Residents living in high rise buildings are also severely affected by

traffic noise. It is therefore important to develop noise maps that can show influence of noise in all direction. The

spatial analysis and geo statistical methods of GIS can play an important role to control noise pollution. GIS

provide framework to integrate noise calculation models with spatial data that can be used for building noise maps.

A case study was illustrated using the developed noise maps. This involved building simple, generation of

observation point and noise calculation using observed noise data. In this study an attempt is made to monitor the

noise pollution due to vehicular traffic at one of the major intersection Porur using digital sound level meter. The

variation in the noise levels and traffic volume data in the peak hours are studied and presented as noise map for

the selected location and the vulnerable zones are also identified in this study. This study also includes the effects

and remedies which can be provided for minimizing the noise pollution.

Keywords: Noise pollution, GIS, Traffic noise maps, Traffic noise prediction, Spatial data.

References: 1. A.Hassan, J.B.Alam, (2013) Traffic Noise Levels at Different Locations in Dhaka City and Noise Modeling for Construction Equipment‘s,

Dhaka, Bangladesh.

2. Wazir Alam, (2011) GIS based Assessment of Noise Pollution in Guwahati City of Assam, India. 3. F. Farca, A. Sivertun, (2012) Road Traffic Noise: GIS tools for Noise Mapping and a case study for Skane Region, Sweden.

4. R.Kalaiselvi, A.Ramachandraiah, (2010) Environmental noise mapping study for heterogeneous traffic conditions, Chennai, India. 5. Aaron Shiu-wai LUI, Chi-wing LAW, Maurice Kwok-leung YEUNG and Chee-kwan LEE, 2009, Road Traffic Noise Mapping in Hong

Kong novel enhancement and development, Hong Kong.

6. Little, T. S. (1962), The measurement of hearing loss and the alleviation of deafness technical aspects of sound. (Vol- III), Amsterdam, New York.

7. R.K.Mishra, M. Parida, S. Rangnekar, 2010, ―Evaluation and analysis of traffic volume noise along has rapid transit system corridor‖ Int.

Journal of Environ. Science Tech. 8. Rao, P.R., Noise Pollution and Control, 1995, Encyclopedia of Environmental Pollution and Control, Vol.-2, Environ media Publications,

India.

9. Assessment and Control of Noise Pollution in Mining Industry, Proceedings of National Seminar held by Institution of Engineers at Madras, 1989.

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Authors: Sharda Dubey, Sumit Gupta

Paper Title: A Survey on Various IP Spoofing Attacks Techniques

Abstract: Cyber crimes are becoming increasingly sophisticated and have more severe economic impacts. Each

attacker goal can be divided into four main classes: Interruption, interception, modification and fabrication. Based

on the attacker goals there are mainly two types of attack, active attack and passive attack. Active attacks are those

in which attacker can modify information, interruption services and aim to gain unauthorized access to the network

systems. During passive attack, the attacker simply monitors the transmission between the two parties and capture

information that is send and receive. For this many traditional network devices such as Intrusion Detection System

(IDS), firewalls and security scanners are available. However these techniques will not be able to detect the IP

spoofing attacks. And also the spoofing attacks are man-in-the-middle attack. Hence there should be some

mechanism by which such attacks can be detected. Through this paper we aim to make a comparative study on

various mechanisms by which IP spoofing attack can be detected and specify the different available techniques to

prevent the IP spoofing attack. First a penetration test method is presented to detect IP spoofing through the design

flaws. Second paper, Defense against Spoofed IP Traffic Using Hop-Count Filtering, says how IP spoofing can be

detected using hop count value. The third paper, A protection Method against Unauthorized Access and Address

Spoofing for Open Network Access Systems, which proposed a system for IP spoofing detection has been studied.

Finally a comparison of these three methods has been made. The forth paper, Enhanced ARP: Preventing ARP

Poisoning-Based Man-in-the-Middle Attacks, defines how to enhance the ARP to detect and prevent man-in-the-

middle attack. Through our study we concluded that the system proposed in A protection Method against

Unauthorized Access and Address Spoofing for Open Network Access Systems is more efficient and less complex

that the other two techniques.

Keywords: Destination IP address, Hop count filtering, IP spoofing, Man-in-the-middle attack, Penetration test,

source IP address.

References: 1. http://seminarprojects.com/Thread-IP-spoofing-seminar-report#ixzz2BsndgFKr. 2. Bechtsoudis and N. Sklavos,” Aiming at Higher Network Security Through Extensive Penetration Tests”, IEEE Latin America

Transactions, Vol. 10,

3. No. 3, April 2012. 4. Haining Wang, Cheng Jin, and Kang G. Shin,” Defense Against Spoofed IP Traffic Using Hop-Count Filtering”, IEEE/Acm Transactions

On Networking, Vol. 15, No. 1, February 2007.

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5. The Swiss Education and Research Network, Default TTL values in TCP/IP. 2002 [Online]. Available: http://secfr.nerim.net/docs/fingerprint/en/ttl_default.html.

6. B. Krishnamurthy and J. Wang, “On network-aware clustering of web clients,” in Proc. ACM SIGCOMM, 2000, pp. 97–110.

7. Ishibashi, H., Yamai, N., Abe, K. and Matsuura, T., “A protection method against unauthorized access and address spoofing for opennetwork access systems”, IEEE Pacific Rim Conference on Communication and Signal Processing, 2001.

8. Seung Yeob Nam, Dongwon Kim, and Jeongeun Kim,” Enhanced ARP: Preventing ARP Poisoning- Based

9. Man-in-the-Middle Attacks”, IEEE Communications Letters, Vol. 14, No. 2, February 2010. Paper ID: 02013473318

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Authors: Mohammed Sazid

Paper Title: Application of Dynamic Numerical Code for Rock Blasting

Abstract: The development of rock blasting technology is dynamic in nature and concepts of blast theory were

customized from time to time based on field results. A number of physical models were tested and verified to

comprehend effect of explosive types, blast geometry, rock types etc. Field experiments are time consuming as

well as costlier too and many a times it is not possible to conduct field trials with varying parameters due to

production pressure. Although, advance field instrumentation technology have been developed to monitor the rock

blasting phenomenon but still there are more critical parameters which cannot be measure from field

experimentation because of short duration of time. As a results, numerical modeling tool are now considered to be

versatile and expedient to simulate the prototype more efficiently. This paper mainly focuses on the results of

dynamic numerical modeling using Abaqus/explicit tool to understand rock mass respond and its breakage

mechanism, energy utilization history etc. In this paper, a field condition was simulated for single and multiple

hole blast to understand the wave propagation mechanism around the blast vis-à-vis effective energy utilization.

Keywords: Rock blasting, Dynamic numerical modelling, Abaqus/explicit, Energy utilization

References: 1. Bawden, W.F., Katsabanis, P.D. and Yang, R. (1993). Blast damage study by measurement and numerical modeling of blast damage and

vibration in the area adjacent to blast hole. Innovative mine design for 21st century, Proc. Int. Cong. on Mine Design, Kingston, Canada,

23-26.

2. Grady, D. E. and Kipp, M.E. (1980). Continuum modeling of explosive fracture in oil shale. Int. J. Rock Mech. Min. Sci. & Geomech. 17, 147-157.

3. Kainthola, A., Singh, P. K., Wasnik, A. B., Sazid, M., & Singh, T. N. (2012). Finite element analysis of road cut slopes using Hoek and

Brown failure criterion. Int J Earth Sci Eng, 5(5), 1100-1109. 4. Kuszmaul, J.S. (1987). A new computational model for fragmentation of rock under dynamic loading. 2nd Int. Sym. on Rock

Fragmentation by Blasting, Keystone, Colorado. 412-423.

5. Li, X.B., Chen, S.R. and Gu, D.S. (1994). Dynamic strength of rock under impulse loads with different stress waveforms and durations. J.

Central South Institute of Mining & Metallurgy, 25(3).

6. Malvern, L.E. (1969). Introduction to the mechanism of a continuous medium. Prentice-Hall, Eaglewood Cliffs.

7. Saharan M.R., Sazid M. and Singh T.N. (2017). Explosive Energy Utilization Enhancement with Air-Decking and Stemming Plug, ‘SPARSH’, Procedia Engineering, 191, 1211-1217. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.proeng.2017.05.297.

8. Sarkar, K., Sazid, M., Khandelwal, M., & Singh, T. N. (2009). Stability analysis of soil slope in Luhri area, Himachal Pradesh. Min Eng J,

10(6), 21-27. 9. Sazid M. and Singh T.N. (2015). Numerical assessment of spacing–burden ratio to effective utilization of explosive energy, International

Journal of Mining Science and Technology, 25(2), Pages 291-297, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijmst.2015.02.019

10. Sazid M., Saharan M.R. and Singh T.N. (2016). Enhancement of the Explosive Energy Utilization with the Application of New Stemming Contrivance. International Journal of Innovative Science and Modern Engineering (IJISME), 4(2), 1-5. DOI:

10.13140/RG.2.1.2573.8327

11. Sazid, M. (2017). Effect of Underground Blasting on Surface Slope Stability: A Numerical Approach. American Journal of Mining and Metallurgy, 4(1), 32-36. doi:10.12691/ajmm-4-1-2

12. Sazid, M. and Singh, T.N. (2012). Two-dimensional dynamic finite element simulation of rock blasting. Arb. J. Geo. 6(10), 3703-3708.

DOI: 10.1007/s12517-012-0632-4 13. Sazid, M., Saharan, M. R., & Singh, T. N. (2011). Effective Explosive Energy Utilization for Engineering Blasting – Initial Results of an

Inventive Stemming Plug. 12th ISRM Congress, Beijing, China. https://www.onepetro.org/conference-paper/ISRM-12CONGRESS-2011-

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14. Sazid, M., Singh, T. N., & Saharan, M. R. (2012). Risk Analysis of Mine Dump Slope Stability- A Case Study. Mining Engineers'

Journal. 12(7). 11-15. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mohammed_Sazid/publication/257924401_Risk_Analysis_of_Mine_Dump_Slope_Stability-

_A_Case_Study/links/00b49537451fb6fb48000000.pdf

15. Sazid, M., Wasnik, A. B., Singh, P. K., Kainthola, A., & Singh, T. N. (2012). A Numerical Simulation of Influence of Rock Class on Blast Performance. Int J Earth Sci Eng, 5(5), 1189-1195. https://doi.org/10.13140/rg.2.1.1859.7926

16. Singh, P.K., Wasnik, A.B., Kainthola, A. et al. (2013). The stability of road cut cliff face along SH-121: a case study. Natural Hazards,

68(2), 497–507. DOI: 10.1007/s11069-013-0627-9 17. Singh, T. N., Sazid, M., & Saharan, M. R. (2012). A Study to Simulate Air Deck Crater Blast Formation - A Numerical Approach.

International Society for Rock Mechanics. https://www.onepetro.org/conference-paper/ISRM-ARMS7-2012-051

18. Taylor, L. M., Chen, Er-Ping and Kuszamaul, J.S. (1986). Micro-cracks induced damage accumulation in brittle rock under dynamic loading. Computer Mech. in Appl. Mech. and Engg. 55, 301-320.

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cratering. 3rd Int. Sym. on Rock Fragmentation by Blasting, Australia. 26-31.

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Authors: Amninder Singh, Ashwani Kumar

Paper Title: Effect of Machining Input Parameter on the Surface Roughness Quality

Abstract: Past few years an increasing interest in the surface finish produced in turning operation to obtain a

product of high quality, the new cutting tool materials like high performance ceramics, coated carbides has been

seen which have greatly improved machining of several engineering materials. The productivity during

manufacturing can be enhanced by reducing machining cost and selecting appropriate machining parameters. The

performance of machining process is depends on various parameters like tool geometry parameters, cutting

parameters, tool materials, work piece materials. In this research work the effect of different back rake angle along

with cutting parameters and speed has been investigated while machining AISI H11 steel with single coated

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carbide tools.

Keywords: Machining, Surface roughness, Feed, Rake angle, Speed, Coating.

References: 1. Rishi Raj Singh, Dr. M.P. Singh, Sanjay Singh (2016),“Optimization of machining parameters for minimum surface roughness in end

milling” International Journal of Innovative Computer Science & Engineering Volume 3 Issue2; Page No. 28-34, (2016).

2. Himanshu Payal, Sachin Maheshwari, Pushpendra S. Bharti (2016),"Effect of tool material on surface roughness in electrical discharge

machining" Journal of production Engg Vol.19 (1); (2016). 3. Nibu Mathew, Dinesh Kuma (2015)," study of tool wear rate of different tool materials during electric discharge machining of h11 steel at

reverse polarity" IJMERR Vol. 3, No. 3, July (2015). 4. Hrishikesh Pathak, Sanghamitra Das, Rakesh Doley (2015),"Optimization of Cutting Parameters for AISI H13 Tool Steel by tagauchi

method" International journal of material forming and machining processes Volume 6 Issue3, (2015)

5. M. Dogra,V.S. Sharma, J. Dureja (2011), “Effect of tool geometry variation on turning – A Review” Journal of Engineering Science and Technology Review 4 (1) ,pp.1-13, 2011.

6. Pardeep kumar and S.R Chauhan (2015), “Machinability Study on Finish Turning of AISI H11 Hot Working Die Tool Steel With Cubic

Boron Nitride (CBN) Cutting Tool Inserts Using Response Surface Methodology (RSM)” Arabian journal for science and Engineering May 2015, Volume 40,issue 5, pp 1471-1485.

7. Abdullah Kurt, Bekir Yalçin, Nihat Yilmaz (2015), “The cutting tool stresses in finish turning of hardened steel with mixed ceramic tool”

The international journal of advanced manufacturing technology, March 2015. 8. Xiaobin Cui & Jun Zhao, (2014) “Cutting performance of coated carbide tools in high-speed face milling of AISI H11 hardened steel” Int

J Adv Manuf Technol (2014) 71:1811–1824.

9. Fuzeng Wang, Jun Zhao, Anhai Li, Hongxia Zhang (2014), “Effects of cutting conditions on microhardness and microstructure in high-speed milling of H11 tool steel” Int J Adv Manuf Technol (2014) 73:137–146.

10. Daniel Hioki, Anselmo E. Diniz, Amilton Sinatora (2013), “Influence of HSM cutting parameters on the surface integrity characteristics

of hardened AISI H11 steel” Journal of the Brazilian society of mechanical sciences and engineering, November 2013, Volume 35, Issue 4, pp 537-553.

11. J. J. Junz Wang, M. Y. Zheng (2013), “On the machining characteristics of H11 tool steel in different hardness states in ball end milling”

Int J Adv Manuf Technol (2003) 22: 855–863. 12. Usama Umer, “High Speed Turning of H-13 Tool Steel Using Ceramics and PCBN” JMEPEG (2012) 21:1857–1861.

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