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This article introduces a cutting-edge solution, called the Hybrid AI-Driven Water Management System, to solve the critical issues of managing water resources in urban India. Most major Indian cities suffer from an increase in demand for water, poorly managed pipe networks, and an excessive amount of water being wasted due to leaks and other outdat...

By Sanjay Kumar, Sapna Bawankar

Indian manufacturing companies are progressively implementing Industry 4.0 technologies to enhance the level of operational efficiency and the managerial decision-making process; nevertheless, there is limited empirical evidence of how the adoption of the Digital Twin (DT) affects performance, especially in the emerging economy environment. This re...

By Roohee Khan, Ashu Nayak

The growing need to improve the speed and quality of communication networks currently discussed in this paper is motivated by the uncontrolled increase in the world data traffic. Although fiber optic is essentially well placed to satisfy this requirement, it has long term problems like scattering, distortion nonlinearity and oscillating noise. The ...

By Alyaa Ali Hameed, Ibrahim Khalil Sileh, Saad Mohsen Hazzaa

The Indian startup environment is both volatile and fast-paced, requiring the project management models to be both fast and scalable. Although Agile tools are widely used, most ventures fail to realize the implementation of technical features into business expansion. The crux of the matter is a Hierarchy where a traditional top-down management stru...

By Ashish Kumar Sahu, Shilpi Nishant Tanwani

Academic excellence is highly valued by faculty performance. The conventional faculty review systems tend to fail to give a holistic evaluation of faculty input in teaching, research, and service. FacultyMax Model is a multidimensional framework presented in this paper to improve the performance of the faculty based on the data analysis, incessant ...

By Abdusamiev Dilmurod Abdugani Ugli, Mamajonov Dilshodbek Adxamovich, Ortikov Elyor Abdumajidovich, Bekmirzayev Mirjalol Xusanboy Ugli, Abdullayeva Shakhnoza Anvarovna

The Churvoq (Charvak) Free Tourist Zone (FTZ) represents a critical intersection between the complex tectonic landscape of the Western Tien Shan and Uzbekistan’s strategic push for international tourism. This paper examines the dual role of geological relief as both a primary recreational asset and a significant developmental constraint. Util...

By Shahnoza Shomurodova, Sulton Najmiddinov, Iskandar Sharofutdinov, Umida Xaybiyeva, Yusupov Gulboy, Davron Nigmatov, Dilshoda Saydumarova, Nodira Nurullayeva

Background: Interoperability, privacy, and the background of healthcare information are significant issues in the healthcare industry, mainly because of the fragmentation of the data. Conventional solutions are not secure, transparent, and accurate enough to share data effectively. Purpose: The purpose of the study is to examine how blockchain and ...

By K. Deepthika, Dr. I. Bhuvaneshwarri

This paper provides a comparative evaluation of the environmental and cultural roles in residential forms in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, focusing on the conflict between the traditional low-density "Mahalla" residential areas and modern high-density buildings. As Tashkent rapidly urbanizes vertically, assessing the trade-offs between social cohesion and ...

By Tatiana Kharitonova, Ksenia Merekalova, Alexander Tikhonov, Shavkat Sharipov, Dilfuza Shabbazova, Samidullo Elmurodov, Munisa Bekmukhamedova, Ulugbek Eshqarayev

The environment in earthquake-stricken areas is complex and changeable. The optimization of public service facility layout usually involves multiple objectives, such as maximizing coverage, minimizing service distance, optimizing resource allocation, etc. The coupling conflict between these objectives weakens the functions of public service facilit...

By Wang Feifei

October 2024 Original scientific article Environment
THE IMPACT OF GEOLOGY ON ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN MINING OPERATIONS

Both biological populations and the terrain suffer greatly from mining. Mining activities upset plant communities, and the habitats that result from the mining become depleted, creating an extremely difficult environment for the growth of plants. The mining leaves behind nutrient-deficient sandy spoils that are hostile to plants, and methods of rec...

By Arasuraja Ganesan, Priya Sethuraman, Sundara Balamurugan