Tuesday, March 8, 2016

5th NATIONAL CONFERENCE on Computational and Mathematical Sciences | IJSRD

5th NATIONAL CONFERENCE

on Computational and Mathematical Sciences

(March 18th & 19th, 2016)

in association with International Journal for Scientific Research & Development (IJSRD}

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
The Conference proposes to bring together experts, researchers, faculties, students and the leaders of industries for sharing their knowledge and expertise in the field related to Computer and Mathematical Sciences.
We have successfully organized four National Conferences named “COMPUTATIA” since 2011. Following that this year also we are organizing COMPUTATIA-V “Two Days National Conference on Computational and Mathematical Sciences” on March 18th-19th, 2016.


PUBLICATION
Authors are requested to submit their abstracts in MS WORD file format at email-id: computatia.2012@gmail.com or computatia@vitej.ac.in on or before 9th March, 2016.
The Selected Papers will be published in IJSRD (International Journal for Scientific Research and Development) having ISSN (online): 2321-0613 and Impact Factor: 2.39
BROCHURE


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Monday, February 22, 2016

IJSRD ||“Habitat Conclave 2016” Paper presentation on “Smart & Sustainable City”|| February 2016


Solid Waste Management: A Case Study of Ahmedabad


Author(s):

Jil Tushar Sheth ; Kinara Patel; Prof. Dipsha Shah

Keywords:

Solid Waste Management, AMC, Composition, Green House

Abstract

Due to population upsurge and urbanization, solid waste management is now one of the chief issues to deal with as it affects quality of life. Ahmedabad is the 7th largest city of India and generates about 4000 Metric tons of waste daily. The foremost segments responsible for the emission of GHGs are energy supply with 26% followed by industrial activities with 19%, while the commercial areas including buildings and residential with 8% and waste sector with 3%. Out of the total emissions from waste sector, the solid waste contributes nearly 22 % of total greenhouse gas emission in Indian context which in turn is the 3% of the total sectorial emissions. The studies reveal that this MSW comprises of more than 50% of organic waste in Indian context as it contains vegetable, food waste, animal dung, paper, cloth and other biodegradable components as well.[1] This study aims at providing an overview of the stages of waste management i.e. Prevention, Minimization, Reuse, Recycle, Energy recovery, Disposal and its composition at the Ahmedabad city level. It also provides a further insight of feasibility and aids of adopting segregation at source and decentralisation of swm in order to provide better future. A sample survey of Ghatlodiya that was carried out by JTC Agency which revealed that vast majority of people are willing to segregate as per law (87%+). [2] Decentralization and segregation at source can be beneficial as compared to current cost of INR 1000 per ton for solid waste management, cost can reduce to 418 per ton and also can lead to better standard of living of society. Out of 4000 MT generated daily only 800 MT would be needed to dispose daily which would lead to 80% volume reduction then current scenario. As only 800MT tones would be disposed, it would further lead to reduction in GHGs emission and thus would help lower carbon footprint.



Thursday, February 4, 2016

#ijsrd #Habitat Conclave 2016#Youth Conclave


Habitat Conclave 2016

Youth Conclave

presents

Paper presentation on

Smart & Sustainable City

In association with

IJSRD – International Journal for Scientific Research & Development

Gujarat Institute of Civil Engineers & Architects (GICEA)is organizing 4-dayevent named Habitat Conclave 2016on 18th-21st February 2016.Under Youth Conclave Paper Presentation on Smart & Sustainable city is being managed by IJSRD.This event aims to cover the recent trends of research in the field of "Smart & Sustainable City".

Interested participants/Authors can prepare a paper/article showing their idea in the well managed format. They have to submit their article here. Innovative ideas will be selected and participants will be called for presentation during event.
Researchers working on Smart & Sustainable City development can submit their papers under following themes but not limited to.
  1. Culture &heritage of Smart city                         
  2. Green building and Smart Cities
  3. Sustainable cities issues & solutions
  4. Urban trends in Smart City Planning
  5. Sustainable Smart Tourism
  6. Urban Infrastructure issues and solutions
  7. Sustainable Urban Environmental Design
  8. Smart Urban Transportation Planning
  9. National & Individual needs in smart cities
  10. Smart, Urban, Congestion free Sustainable Mobility