EFFECT OF STATE OF FABRIC ON WICKING CHARACTERISTICS OF KNITTED FABRICS SUITABLE FOR SPORTS APPLICATIONS
This study examines the wicking properties of different fabrics produced from 100% Polyester, 100% Soybean, and bilayer (Polyester and Soybean), under various conditions (relaxed, static deformation, and dynamic deformation). The study evaluates the wicking area, liquid spread, and maximum wetted radius to understand moisture transport and absorpti...
By S Priyalatha
A DATA DRIVEN APPROACH THROUGH IOMT BASED PATIENT HEALTHCARE MONITORING SYSTEM
The current circumstances underscore the pressing need to accelerate the adoption of Internet of Things platforms in realm of the medical field to improve the health of mankind. Given the present challenges, I propose the development of an Advancing healthcare monitoring system built on the foundation of Internet of Medical Things (IOMT). Advancing...
By E Veera Boopathy, M.A.Y Peer Mohamed Appa, S Pragadeswaran, D Karthick Raja, M Gowtham, R Kishore, P Vimalraj, K Vissnuvardhan
IOT USE IN A FARMING AREA TO MANAGE WATER CONVEYANCE
Agriculture is the most advanced civilian profession. However, farmers in India continue to use traditional agricultural supervision approaches, resulting in water failure problems. Currently, Automatic irrigation systems using humidity detectors, rain sensors, and temperature sensors are used for effectively managing water in an agricultural field...
By G.K Monica Nandini
ANALYSIS OF FLYASH AGGREGATE BEHAVIOR IN GEOPOLYMER CONCRETE BEAMS USING METHOD OF INITIAL FUNCTIONS (MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING)
The stipulated performance of flyash aggregates in geopolymer concrete beams (composite beam) has been explained using the Method of Initial Functions (MIF) via mathematical programming. This research has specifically focused on understanding its strength and durability characteristics. Geopolymer concrete is now being evaluated as a successful alt...
By Pushpendra Singh Palash, Priyanka Dhurvey
ENHANCED TRANSFORMER-BASED DEEP KERNEL FUSED SELF ATTENTION MODEL FOR LUNG NODULE SEGMENTATION AND CLASSIFICATION
Lung cancer remains a leading cause of mortality globally, with outcomes heavily dependent on the timeliness and accuracy of diagnosis. Traditional medical imaging techniques, while foundational in detecting lung nodules, often falter in distinguishing malignant from benign lesions with high precision, largely due to their inability to contextualiz...
By R. Rani Saritha, R. Gunasundari
AN EXAMINATION OF CUTTING-EDGE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION METHODS CONCERNING GREEN ARCHITECTURE AND RENEWABLE ENERGY EFFICIENCY FOR TIER-II CITIES OF INDIA
The growing global concern about environmental deterioration and energy consumption has made green architecture and energy efficiency essential in modern construction. To improve energy efficiency, green architecture uses a variety of creative design and construction methods, which are all thoroughly reviewed in this paper. The study explores the i...
By Anshul Jain, K. Ananda Babu
ASSESSMENT OF BLACK SPOTS IN URBAN BHOPAL WITH THE AID OF WEIGHTED SEVERITY INDEX AND KERNAL DENSITY ESTIMATION METHODS
One step toward lowering traffic accidents is identifying the locations of road accident hotspots and the appropriate assessment technique. This study evaluated the effectiveness of kernel density estimation (KDE) and the weighted severity index (WSI) in locating blackspots using the ArcGIS tool. Finding out accident severity levels is necessary to...
By Nishant Singh, Sunil Kumar Katiyar
ARCHITECTURAL INNOVATIONS OF THE MEDIEVAL ERA THROUGH STRUCTURAL AND MATERIAL ADVANCEMENTS
The medieval period was a time of great architectural innovation, largely due to structural design and material technology advances. From roughly the 5th through the 15th century, new ways in constructing buildings greatly impacted the current face of Europe and the Middle East. Some of these innovations included the invention and use of pointed ar...
By Dilfuza Teshabaeva, Makhliyo Umarova, Nodira Babadjanova, Malokhat Pulatova, Akhrarkul Pardaev, Otabek Khidirov, Shirinoy Kamolova, Zarina Turabayeva
DESIGNING INCLUSIVE CITIES – THE ROLE OF URBAN ARCHITECTURE IN ENHANCING ACCESSIBILITY FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED
Urban architecture's role is vital in creating an inclusive environment for visually impaired people and affording them easy accessibility in navigating through the built environment. This paper debates the essential principles of urban design, which focus on tactile, auditory, and sensory elements to accommodate visually impaired people. It underl...
By Alisher Doniyorov, Jurabek Polvonov, Shakhnoza Jalolova, Zilola Sattorova, Manzura Yakubova, Otabek Gaybullaev, Azam Abdullaev, Abdikhalik Abdukarimov
A DISTINCTIVE ARCHITECTURAL TECHNIQUE IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF RELIGIOUS STRUCTURES IN CENTRAL ASIA
A survey of the various styles of architecture used in the construction of religious buildings in Central Asia, with particular emphasis on historical, cultural, and technological values. Through archaeological and historical evidence, this study investigates how local craftsmanship integrated with external influence in developing some of the iconi...
By Alisher Doniyorov, Nodir Karimov, Sirojbek Bakhtiyarov, Zaynab Abidova, Inessa Morkhova, Anargul Kaldibekova, Otabek Yusupov, Alisher Muminov