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Volume-3 Issue-7, January 2017, ISSN: 2347-6389 (Online)
Published By: Blue Eyes Intelligence Engineering & Sciences Publication Pvt. Ltd. 

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Authors:

Ravi Lodhi, Shiv Kumar, Babita Pathik

Paper Title:

An Attack Proof Trust Model for Secure Path Selection with Data Transmission in MANET

Abstract:  A mobile ad-hoc network (MANET) is a network of mobile nodes which also act as routers and are connected by wireless links. These routers are free to move and organize themselves at random; thus, the network's wireless topology may change rapidly and unpredictably. The dynamic nature of MANETs makes network open to attacks and unreliability. MANETs are vulnerable to various security attacks. Hence, finding a secure and trustworthy end-to-end path in MANETs is a legitimate challenge. Dynamic source routing set of rules is a functional protocol in wireless mobile ad-hoc network (MANET). Data Safekeeping and detection of malicious node in a MANET is an imperative job in any network. To achieve reliability and availability, routing protocols should be powerful against malicious attacks. This paper provides a trust model that detects attacks while data transmission and finding secure route in MANET. Experimentally outcome indicated that system is fined appropriate for confident and enhanced data communication. The structure also accomplishes protected routing to safeguard MANET against malevolent node. The outcomes exposed that the scheme security and throughput of the system is enhanced.

Keywords: MANET, secure routing, malicious attack, Ad hoc Network, Wireless Routing Protocol, trust value.

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Authors:

Muddasar Ali, M. Ejaz Hassan

Paper Title:

Multi-Area Load Frequency Control (LFC) for Power System using PID Controlled Power System Stabilizer (PSS)

Abstract: Nowadays power demand is increasing continuously and the biggest challenge is to provide good quality of power to the consumer under changing load conditions. For satisfactory operation, the frequency of power system should be kept near constant value. Continuous change in frequency by variation of load is a big challenge for generating unit to compensate it as quickly as possible. Many techniques have been proposed to obtained constant value of frequency and to overcome any deviations. The load-frequency control (LFC) is used to restore the balance between load and generation by means of speed control. The main goal of LFC is to minimize the transient deviations and steady state error to zero in advance. PID is a conventional controller that can be used for LFC to get faster and better results. If conventional Controller and power system stabilizer (PSS) are used together then more effective result can be achieved rather than their individual use for LFC. This paper presents a comparison of Multi-area LFC with and without conventional controller and conventional controller in the presence of power system stabilizer (PSS) using MATLAB/SIMULINK software package. Reduction in settling time, overshoot and frequency deviation was successfully achieved by Using PID controlled Power system Stabilizer (PSS).

Keywords: Load Frequency Control (LFC), Conventional PID Controller, Power system stabilizer (PSS).

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Authors:

S. K. Dora

Paper Title:

Atomic Force Microscopy as a Quantitative Tool for Particle Characterization: From Microns to Angstrom Scale

Abstract: Nanoparticles constitute a crucial and technology intensive area of research and development in the continuous expanding field of nanotechnology. They are becoming increasingly important in many areas, including data storage, plasmonic, photonic, microelectronic, energy, pharmaceutical, biomedical, and cosmetics etc. Using Atomic Force Microscope (AFM), individual particles of varying sizes ranging from µm to sub-nanometer level can be resolved and unlike other microscopy techniques, the AFM offers visualization and quantitative analysis in three dimensions.  In this manuscript, AFM was effectively used to characterize different particles (SnO2, ZnO and TiO2) whose sizes varied between µm to angstrom level on a mica substrate. Further, the possibility of combining AFM and image post processing software Gwyddion, to extract quantitative data even for angstrom size particles are demonstrated.

Keywords:  AFM, Nanopartciles, Quantitative Analysis

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Authors:

Supreet Kaur, Amanpreet Singh, Rajeev Kumar

Paper Title:

Cloud Computing: Risk Analysis on Cloud Security

Abstract: Since the cloud's idea needs surveying of assets with extra cloud owner's, subsequently, business rudiments or other customer basic data is available for cloud and in addition to outcast cloud. In any foundation of distributed computing, a noteworthy component is security since essential is guaranteeing the approved get to and secure lead is ordinary. Standard issues of security still have in distributed computing. However, as large business limits have been extended to the cloud, standard security frameworks are not completely sensible for data and applications in cloud.

Keywords:   Cloud computing

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