VOLUME 1 ISSUE 2, 2015

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Effective Utilization of Road Space on the Selected Road Links of Ahmedabad City

Authors: Utsav Prajapati, Vijay J. Chitaria

Published: February 2015
Pages: 1-20
DOI: 10.23586/ij2015/v1.004870
Abstract
Abstract

Ahmedabad is metropolis rapid growing city of Gujarat, in many regions of Ahmedabad multi lanes road serves different purposes like vehicular traffic, pedestrians, bicycles, public transit system etc. But with uneven or non-uniform distribution of space for each activities. So, there will be a need to allocate most appropriate and sufficient space with proper utilization of road space. In this research, the main aim of the study is effective utilization of road space throughout day without any undesirable congestion. Also suitable space allocation and designing to attain economy in capital cost as well as maintenance and operations cost of road user. This research affords to study the level of utilization of spaces allocated in urban roads of study area for different purposes and collect the information’s regarding traffic volume count, speed-delay studies, pedestrian traffic survey, LOS of the existing condition. Traffic data collected on a section of a six- lane divided roadway (one-way movement only) are used to develop the speed-flow curve. It is observed that capacity is 1791 PCU/hour and 1924 PCU/hour for IIM mid-block and at Shivranjani mid-block observed capacity is 2194 PCU/hour and 2060 PCU/hour respectively. The observed capacity compared with capacity suggested by INDO-HCM 2017. At IIM mid-block the observed capacity is nearly 57.35% and 54.19% lower than the capacity suggested by INDO-HCM 2017. At Shivranjani mid-block the capacity suggested by INDO-HCM 2017 is nearly 2.28% and 5.67% higher than the observed capacity.

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2.

SMART SHOES FOR BLIND PERSON

Authors: Kinnari Tavde, Prof. Vishakha Khambhati

Published: February 2015
Pages: 21-28
DOI: 10.23586/ij2015/v1.004871
Abstract
Abstract

Eyes-we all know that this is the best gift god give us. All the things happen around us, this whole world is visible to us, because of eyes. We can also say that we are very blessing for this precious gift. But there are some people who can’t able to see the things happen around them, they can’t see what’s going on their surrounding areas, because they are blind or they lost their vision permanently. Those people face many challenges in their daily life. They used walking cane, or stick to move and detection of any object. But stick is not give proper results and it is used for limited range. There are many types of sticks and other devices are available in market but they are very expensive, so poor people can’t buy it. This paper presents smart shoes for blind person. This smart shoe is easy to use and it creates user-friendly environment for blind person. It is wearable system. And it is not expensive. In this ultrasonic sensor, buzzer, battery, Arduino Uno and jumper wires are used.

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Imporving Security For The Data Stored In Decentralized Cloud Environment Using Cloud Computing

Authors: B.NEELIMA, D.YASWANTH SAI, G.SAI BHARATH, K.SURENDRA REDDY, N.SREEKANTH, P.MAHESH BABU

Published: February 2015
Pages: 29-33
DOI: 10.23586/ij2015/v1.004872
Abstract
Abstract

Decentralized Cloud Storage is a good chance for a new cloud market, which meets an enormous community of users’ supply and demand of IT resources. The dynamic and autonomous character of the resultant infrastructure presents safety issues which might slow to achieve this potential, otherwise making the projected economic advantages plainly visible and attractive. This article provides a method which will allow the owners of resources to safeguard their resources effectively and safely while depending on decentralized cloud services. Our approach combines everything-or-nothing-transform to provide robust resource protection with carefully planned techniques for resource cutting and decentralized storage network allocation. We handle both availability and security assurances, evaluate them simultaneously in our approach and allow resource owners to govern their environment.

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