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Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems 321 Milan Tuba Shyam Akashe Amit Joshi Editors ICT Systems and Sustainability Proceedings of ICT4SD 2021, Volume 1 Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems Volume 321 SeriesEditor JanuszKacprzyk,SystemsResearchInstitute,PolishAcademyofSciences, Warsaw,Poland AdvisoryEditors FernandoGomide,DepartmentofComputerEngineeringandAutomation—DCA, SchoolofElectricalandComputerEngineering—FEEC,UniversityofCampinas— UNICAMP,SãoPaulo,Brazil OkyayKaynak,DepartmentofElectricalandElectronicEngineering, BogaziciUniversity,Istanbul,Turkey DerongLiu,DepartmentofElectricalandComputerEngineering,University ofIllinoisatChicago,Chicago,USA InstituteofAutomation,ChineseAcademyofSciences,Beijing,China WitoldPedrycz,DepartmentofElectricalandComputerEngineering,Universityof Alberta,Alberta,Canada SystemsResearchInstitute,PolishAcademyofSciences,Warsaw,Poland MariosM.Polycarpou,DepartmentofElectricalandComputerEngineering, KIOSResearchCenterforIntelligentSystemsandNetworks,UniversityofCyprus, Nicosia,Cyprus ImreJ.Rudas,ÓbudaUniversity,Budapest,Hungary JunWang,DepartmentofComputerScience,CityUniversityofHongKong, Kowloon,HongKong Theseries“LectureNotesinNetworksandSystems”publishesthelatestdevelopments in Networks and Systems—quickly, informally and with high quality. 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The registered company address is: 152 Beach Road, #21-01/04 Gateway East, Singapore 189721, Singapore Preface TheSixthInternationalConferenceonICTforSustainableDevelopment(ICT4SD 2021) targets theory, development, applications, experiences, and evaluation of interactionscienceswithfellowstudents,researchers,andpractitioners. Theconferencemayconcernanytopicswithintheconferencescope.Workshops mayberelatedtoanytopicswithintheconferencescope.Theconferenceisdevoted toincreasetheunderstandingroleoftechnologyissuesandhowengineeringhasday bydayevolvedtopreparehuman-friendlytechnology.Theconferencewillprovidea platformforbringingforthsignificantresearchandliteratureacrossthefieldofICT forsustainabledevelopmentandprovideanoverviewofthetechnologiesawaiting unveiling.Thisinteractionwillbethefocalpointforleadingexpertstosharetheir insights,provideguidance,andaddressparticipant’squestionsandconcerns. The conference was to be held during August 5–6, 2021, at Hotel Vivanta, Panaji, Goa, India, but due to the pandemic, this year it was organized through digital mode and few of the papers were presented physically at the venue on August6,2021.TheconferencewasorganizedbytheGlobalKnowledgeResearch Foundation, Supporting Partner InterYIT, International Federation for Information Processing, State Chamber Partner Goa Chamber of Commerce & Industry, and NationalChamberPartnerKnowledgeChamberofCommerce&Industry. Researchsubmissionsinvariousadvancedtechnologyareaswerereceivedaftera rigorouspeerreviewprocesswiththehelpofprogramcommitteemembersand193 externalreviewersfor850+papersfrom16differentcountriesincludingAlgeria,the USA,UnitedArabEmirates,Serbia,Qatar,Mauritius,Egypt,SaudiArabia,Ethiopia, Omanoutofwhich180wereacceptedwithanacceptanceratioof0.17. Technologyisthedrivingforceofprogressinthiseraofglobalization.Informa- tionandcommunicationtechnology(ICT)hasbecomeafunctionalrequirementfor thesocioeconomicgrowthandsustaineddevelopmentofanycountry.Theinfluence of information communications technology (ICT) in shaping the process of glob- alization,particularlyinproductivity,commercial,andfinancialspheres,iswidely recognized.TheICTsectorisundergoingarevolutionthathasmomentousimplica- tionsforthecurrentandfuturesocialandeconomicsituationofallthecountriesin theworld.ICTplaysapivotalroleinempoweringpeopleforself-efficacyandhow v vi Preface itcanfacilitatethismissiontoreachouttograssrootslevel.Finally,itisconcluded thatICTisasignificantcontributortothesuccessoftheongoinginitiativeofStartup India. Inordertorecognizeandrewardtheextraordinaryperformanceandachievements byICTandalliedsectorsandpromoteuniversities,researchersandstudentsthrough theirresearchworkadaptingnewscientifictechnologiesandinnovations.Thetwo- day conference had presentations from the researchers, scientists, academia, and studentsontheresearchworkcarriedoutbythemindifferentsectors. The summit will be addressed by eminent dignitaries including Shri Nitin Kunkolienker, President, MAIT; Shri. Prajyot Mainkar, Chairman, IT Committee of Goa Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Mike Hinchey, President, IFIP, and Chair, IEEE, UK and Ireland; Milan Tuba, Vice Rector for International Rela- tions,SingidunumUniversity,Serbia;Prof.JagdishBansal,India;Mr.AnindaBose, Springer;andDr.AmitJoshi,Director,GRFoundation.Theoverallconferencehad oneinauguralsession,onekeynotesession,and18technicalsessionsduringthese twodays. Belgrade,Serbia MilanTuba Gwalior,India ShyamAkashe Ahmedabad,India AmitJoshi Contents Literature Survey for MIMO Systems and Interference CancellationinMIMO ............................................. 1 VarshiniRajesh,ShivaniKrishnaKompella,andA.R.AbdulRajak DesignandStudythePerformanceofMicro-StripPatchAntennae for5GMobileCommunication ..................................... 11 ShivaniKrishnaKompellaandA.R.AbdulRajak SentimentAnalysisofCOVID-19VaccineRolloutinIndia ............ 21 SushilaPaliwal,SuraiyaParveen,M.AfsharAlam,andJawedAhmed DetectionofSwineFluSystemUsingIOTandMachineLearning ...... 35 DevyaniBhamareandV.V.Mandhare TextMiningandMachineLearningAlgorithmstoIdentifying DiseasesandProvidingRepairActionUsingICD-10Codes ............ 45 AshishP.RamdasiandS.Sathyalakshmi CommunicationSkills:AnIntegralInstrumentforDataAnalysis intheFieldofResearch ............................................ 55 ShwetaArora, KavitaAjayJoshi, PreetNainKaurNarula, DeepaNainwal,NarendraBisht,GirishNainwal,andAyushAgarwal ModelforIntrusionDetectioninCyber-PhysicalSystemtoAddress NetworkSimulation ............................................... 65 R.Aishwarya,M.Ajitha,andA.SherylOliver ComparativeStudytoPerformTweets/NEWSClassificationUsing BigDataAnalyticsforPredictingStockMarketPriceMovement ...... 75 DharaN.Darji,SatyenM.Parikh,andHiralR.Patel Design and Improvement in the Performance of Multi-band House-Shaped Microstrip Patch Antenna with SRR-Based Metamaterialfor5GApplications ................................... 85 JohnColacoandRajeshB.Lohani vii viii Contents FamilyofFriends—AHostelUtilitySystem .......................... 95 MahimaBadjate, SaniyaPonkshe, SnehaRohida, ToralPatel, andPrajaktaDeshpande VulnerabilityDuetoTrainingOrderinSplitLearning ................ 103 HarshitMadaan,ManishGawaliVirajKulkarni,andAniruddhaPant Efficient Attendance Management System Based on Face Recognition ....................................................... 113 UjwallaGawande,PratyushJoshi,SumedhGhatwai,ShreyasNemade, SohamBalkothe,andNishantShrikhande Automated Medical Symptoms Summarization and Patient ProfilingSystem ................................................... 123 SakshiGehaniandSibaPanda SmartShoeProvidesVisiontoVisionlessPerson ...................... 131 RoshaniK.Dharme, JayaR.Surywanshi, HarshaC.Kunwar, andYogeshH.Palve RelevanceofDisruptiveTechnologiesLedKnowledgeManagement SystemandPracticesforMSME .................................... 139 RaviShankarJha,PritiRanjanSahoo,andSmrutirekha EmpiricalAnalysisofStaticandDynamicStopwordGeneration Approaches ....................................................... 149 SaziyabegumSaiyedandPritiSajja RethinkingAccessControlMechanismforUbiquitousComputing ..... 157 NaliniMhetre,A.V.Deshpande,andParikshitN.Mahalle ReviewofSmartBuildingManagementSystem ...................... 167 MonaTatari,ParulAgarwal,M.AfsharAlam,andJawedAhmed OptimalPacketRoutingwithMultipleDemandsandLinkLines ....... 177 MonuandL.N.Das Mapping and Change Detection of Mangroves Using Remote SensingandGoogleEarthEngine:ACaseStudy ..................... 187 GeetanjaliS.Mahamunkar,ArvindW.Kiwelekar,andLaxmanD.Netak SourceCodeObfuscation:NovelTechniqueandImplementation ....... 197 KrishnaYadav, RutujaKamble, SumitKale, YashPazare, andPallaviAhire DesignandImplementationofLaptopTrackingSystemBased onCloudComputingandIoT ....................................... 205 SoumyadipChatterjee Contents ix DesignandImplementationofWomenSecuritySystemBased onGSMandGPSTechnology ...................................... 217 SoumyadipChatterjeeandSurajitMandal A Scalable Framework for High-Performance Computing withCloud ........................................................ 225 ManishKumarAbhishekandD.RajeswaraRao Mango(MangiferaIndicaL.)ClassificationUsingShape,Texture andConvolutionalNeuralNetworkFeatures ......................... 237 SapanNaik,YashRana,andVirajThakkar ModelingHumanTendenciesforPasswordGuessing ................. 247 RohitMutalik, DhairyaChheda, ZeeshanShaikh, andDhanashreeToradmalle LeveragingBigDataAnalyticsforPredictivePolicinginIndia ......... 259 KashikaWanchooandJaiminDesai An Assured Encryption Strategy for Private Data Protection inHybridCloud ................................................... 271 D.I.GeorgeAmalarethinamandJ.Madhupriya Reducing Labelled Data Requirement for Pneumonia SegmentationUsingImageAugmentations ........................... 281 JiteshSeth, RohitLokwani, VirajKulkarni, AniruddhaPant, andAmitKharat Feature Extraction for Automatic Grading of Students’ Presentations ..................................................... 293 JyotiG.Borade,ArvindW.Kiwelekar,andLaxmanD.Netak MonitoringandAssessmentofWaterBodiesinMaduraiUsing Geo-SpatialData .................................................. 303 R.ShanthiPriya, R.Sarunisha, S.Aditya, M.Haripriya, andM.Bhuvaneshwari Applications of Open Source Intelligence in Crisis Analysis—ACOVID-19CaseStudy ................................. 313 A.K.Buvanasri,R.Meenakshi,andS.Karthika LanguageAgnosticGenerationofSyntacticallyIncorrectPrograms .... 327 RamyaniGhosh,RasyaRamesh,V.S.Meghana,andN.S.Kumar DistributedFBGTemperatureSensorforCoalMineFireDetection .... 337 SaguphaParweenandArunaTripathy ImageCaptioningUsingEnsembleModel ........................... 345 PranavBathija,HarshChawla,AshishBhat,andArtiDeshpande
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