Volume-3, Issue-2, February 2017

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In this study, we propose an interaction method for 3D voxel based modeling in immersive virtual environments. We assumed that all tasks must be NUI (Natural User Interface) based interactions, rather than using conventional input devices like keyboard or mouse. To see the usefulness of our proposed interaction methods, we have created an immersive virtual reality application that can interact with three-dimensional objects using only hands and arms. The modeling process requires interactions for two types of tasks. One group is the menu selection and control tasks, and the other is the manipulation tasks for voxels. We have defined motion interactions that are appropriate for each task so that all actions are possible only with hands and arms. In order to confirm how effective the proposed methods are, we have produced various shapes of 3d objects. Based on the results, we investigated the possibility of NUI based interactions proposed in this study.

Keywords: NUI (Natural User Interface), HMD (Head Mounted Display), immersive, 3d modeling

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Keywords: NUI (Natural User Interface), HMD (Head Mounted Display), immersive, 3d modeling

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The paper presents an algorithm of 2.5D X-clock tree synthesis based on the stacked-layer combination of voltage islands for reducing both power consumption and clock delay. Double via insertion is also considered for via-effect avoidance and reliability. The algorithm can reduces the complexity of 3D clock tree construction of a stacked-layer chip. A clock network is first partitioned into the number of voltage islands distributed on each layer, such as L-type and T-type, and the X-clock tree is constructed for each voltage island. Then, we integrate these X-clock trees based on a well-defined connection each layer by inserting level shifters and TSVs for minimizing the power with the best trade off in power and delay. Experimental results show that our approach can save up to 10.94% and 35.185% effectively on average in power and delay, respectively.

Keywords: X-clock tree, stacked layer, voltage island, level shifter, double via, clock delay, power consumption.

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Keywords: X-clock tree, stacked layer, voltage island, level shifter, double via, clock delay, power consumption.

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With the rising population worldwide, energy consumption has been increased in the last few decades. To fulfill this energy consumption demand more inclination is towards conventional coal or thermal sources of energy generation. With their continuous use they will not be available in future for long time. In order to meet this increasing energy demand and supply of fuel, renewable energy sources are found to be the best alternatives. The biogas is one of the sources of renewable energy, consisting of approximately 55-60 % of methane which can be burned to produce heat and electricity, and many other operations using an internal combustion engine, for the conversion of biogas into both electricity and heat. The harmful emissions from burning of methane are reduced and keep the environment clean. In this paper performance and emission characteristics of IC engine using blends of rice bran oil and its bio-diesel with biogas as fuel in normal mode of operation under different engine test conditions are studied and discussed.

Keywords: Biogas, Biodiesel, Electrical power, Rice bran oil

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Keywords: Biogas, Biodiesel, Electrical power, Rice bran oil

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This paper is a survey of virtual experience provided by virtual reality systems. The author investigated the various underlying base technologies that enable virtual experience and the research results about the virtual experience systems using these technologies. The underlying base technologies that enable virtual experience is divided into recognition, generation, and expression technology. The author analyzed the three types of technologies in more detail and examined the state of the technical elements.

Keywords: Virtual Reality, Virtual Experience.

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Keywords: Virtual Reality, Virtual Experience.

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Vanillin which is a naturally occurring food component found in plants is used for the manufacture of Schiff base chelates. The chelates and complexes find applications as anti mutagen, anticlastogen, DNA PK inhibitor, anticarcinogen, inhibitor of non-homogenous DNA end-joining (NHEJ) etc. They form complexes with a wide variety of metals including rare earths. They are incorporated in polymer matrix for various applications. This paper reviews the vanillin Schiff base chelates their complexes and their applications.

Keywords: Vanillin, Schiff base, Chelates, complexes.

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Keywords: Vanillin, Schiff base, Chelates, complexes.

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At the moment a crescent is verified disputes of the consumers for foods of better quality and presentation forms. That interest has been contributing to the development of new techniques to prolong the useful life of the products, besides improving the presentation and the practicality during the commercialization, transport and consumption. However, the shelf life and losses of the bananas ‘Nanicão’ and ‘Prata anã’ under different presentation forms were evaluated in laboratory conditions of grocery store of the city of Lavras, MG, Brazil.

Keywords: longevity, Musa spp, packaging, post-harvest, quality.

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Keywords: longevity, Musa spp, packaging, post-harvest, quality.

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A novel and computationally efficient algorithm for autonomous detection and localization of anomalies in hyperspectral imagery is presented. Anomaly refers to any object whose spectral radiance does not comport with that of its immediate neighborhood. It is assumed that the spatial extent of the anomaly is smaller than a sensor detector footprint, and that it is entirely confined to a single image pixel. The technique developed here is an unsupervised learning algorithm that examines each pixel in the context of its immediate neighborhood without any a priori knowledge about the spatial and spectral characteristics of the expected background or potential anomalies. The image representing each of the spectral bands of the hyperspectral image under consideration is independently converted to a two-dimensional binary anomaly map, which lends itself to straightforward parallelization of the computational process. The composite anomaly map is then obtained by adding the entire set of anomaly maps to which a threshold is applied and detection decisions are subsequently made. The results of the application of the algorithm to hyperspectral cubes obtained from the AVIRIS data and color RGB images are presented. It is shown that the algorithm provides a robust anomaly detection methodology with very-low computational overhead. This new algorithm has demonstrated computational efficiency of over three orders of magnitude better than the Boeing computationally-enhanced version of the N-FINDR. Unlike the N-FINDR, real-time application of the new anomalous source detection algorithm appears practicable.

Keywords: multispectral imaging, hyperspectral imaging, image recognition, algorithms, filters, passive remote sensing.

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Keywords: multispectral imaging, hyperspectral imaging, image recognition, algorithms, filters, passive remote sensing.

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During this work, I focused on understanding and analyzing the model behaviour of micro-structured fiber. Micro-structured fibers with a complex dielectric topology offer a number of novel possibilities, compared to standard optical fiber. This paper presents a new design of photonic crystal fiber with flattened dispersion using elliptical hybrid cladding PCF with different dimension of air holes. The simulation result can be achieved using finite difference time domain (FDTD) numerical approach. In this paper, I investigate the method of chromatic dispersion of 4 proposed PCFs, among which design-3 provides the flattened and nearby zero dispersion at 1.55 µm wavelength. The basic difference among the 4 designs is based on the diameter of air holes. In all design pitch and number of rings are same to achieve the desired PCF structure.

Keywords: photonic crystal fiber(PCF), Finite difference time domain(FDTD), dispersion characteristics, Effective refractive index (Ƞeff), Transparent boundary condition (TBC).

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Keywords: photonic crystal fiber(PCF), Finite difference time domain(FDTD), dispersion characteristics, Effective refractive index (Ƞeff), Transparent boundary condition (TBC).

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The OFDM technique can be implemented using Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) Codes because of their ability to reaching near Shannon limit performance. In this work we are presenting the effect of Bit Error Rate (BER) with Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) in OFDM system which is based on LDPC over Additive White Gaussian Noise (AWGN), Rician and Rayliegh Fading Channel using MATLAB. The results are then compared with Conventional based OFDM system. The OFDM communication is very much inspired from the channel frequencies over the network. In such a network some kind of orthogonal distortion occurs over the channel called Inter Carrier Interference.

Keywords: OFDM Techniques, Bit Error Rate, Fading Path Channels, QCM Techniques, Raician channels, Raileigh channels.

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Keywords: OFDM Techniques, Bit Error Rate, Fading Path Channels, QCM Techniques, Raician channels, Raileigh channels.