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The paper is aimed at enhancing the computational method of Geosynthetic-Encased Columns (GECs) that enhance the engineering structures' foundations on weak soils. This method has proven to be effective in many projects, and the current technique fails to consider the distribution of stresses in the soil-filler, especially in loose soils. This stud...

By Kadhim A. Al-Abbas, Ali A. Al-Robay, Sura A. Saadoon

Large-Scale Heterogeneous Networks (HetNets) are needed to deliver high capacity and reliable connectivity, as wireless communication demands. Nevertheless, the high density and diversity of base stations in the settings pose a great challenge in terms of Energy Efficiency (EE), Load Balancing (LB), and Interference Management (IM). Conventional ce...

By Pothula Pavan Kumar Reddy, C. Kamalanathan

This paper examines whether or not Augmented Reality (AR) is effective in the acquisition of vocabulary in neurodivergent language learners using the Cognitive Load Theory. The conventional teaching methods tend to cause a lot of extraneous cognitive load that poses a great obstacle to students with ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder. To combat this...

By Durdona Niyozova, Doston Mizrobov, Akmal Allakuliev, Shakhnoza Khamdamova, Azizbek Ismailov, Zafarjon Toshboev, Shukhrat Khasanov

This study focuses on a systematic techno-economic feasibility analysis of an integrated sugarcane processing complex in India. The comprehensive process modelling was performed using SuperPro Designer. The economic viability of an integrated sugarcane processing complex was assessed with significant economic parameters and other financial indices....

By ADITYA YADAV, Mithilesh Kumar Jha, Sachin Kumar

Storage systems must be verifiably secure, and access control must be fine grained and transparent, and must provide audit trails for modern cyber-physical and cloud ecosystems. While blockchain ensures immutability and traceability of data, it does not have the ability to make real-time authorization  decisions, identify abnormal behavior, or...

By Kummara Sruthi, N. Mallikharjuna Rao

The classification of ASD from neuroimaging and behavioral information has not been easy owing to factors such as high dimensionality, non-linearity, and overfitting, among others. In this research, propose an innovative framework based on QBMs for feature selection and efficient representation for ASD classification. QBMs have been used to leverag...

By V. John Peter, P. Renukadevi, S. Annamalai, P. Manikandan

In recent times, tourism organizations have been requiring personalized promotional plans based on the preferences, behavior, and psychology of tourists. Traditional methods of promotion often target larger customer segments, which may not always suit individual tourism contexts. In such scenarios, this study will try to bridge the gap by consideri...

By L. Chandni, R. Sangeetha

Bio-inspired reconfigurable antenna arrays may be one possible answer to the challenges of energy efficiency, capability, and stability in ultra-low-power Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs). In this paper, a bio-inspired reconfigurable architecture for antenna arrays is proposed, which can adaptively change radiation patterns and impedance propert...

By Roohee Khan, Ashu Nayak

High-precision crop type mapping is fundamental for agricultural monitoring, food security assessment, and sustainable land management. Recent breakthroughs in Earth observation and machine learning (ML) have greatly enhanced the potential for satellite data to capture crop phenology, spatial variability, and temporal variations. This paper conduct...

By Benazir Meerasha, K. Martin Sagayam, P. Malin Bruntha, Jasmine David, Vasu Koduri

This paper examines the distribution of maximum precipitation of the Supe basin at the return periods of 10, 100, 1000, and 10,000 years using Weibull technique to estimate return time. They compare PISCOp v2.1 and RAIN4PE which are two gridded rain products to evaluate their predictability in terms of extreme precipitation occurrences. These gridd...

By Rengifo-Arevalo Jhon Filips, Agramonte-Monge Henry Fabian, Abel Carmona Arteaga, Campos-Vasquez Neicer