25 research outputs found
Evaluation of water quality of mangrove ecosystems of Kundapura, Udupi district, Karnataka, Southwest coast of India.
The present study was carried out to evaluate the physico-chemical parameters of four selected sites of mangrove ecosystem, located at Kundapura, of Udupi district, Karnataka, Southwest coast of India, for a period of one year from August-2010 to July-2011. The physicochemical parameters play a vital role in the mangrove ecosystems. A seasonal variation in these parameters was observed throughout the study period and monthly comparisons were made as monsoon, pre-monsoon and post-monsoon. The results of the present investigations are compared with literature values and investigation reveals that there is a fluctuation in the physico-chemical characters of the water, this will be due to ebb and flow and change in the temperature and salinity as season changes
Diversity of true mangroves and their associates in the Kundapura region, Udupi district, Karnataka, Southwest coast of India
The present study documents the diversity of true mangroves and their associates, in four selected sites of Kundapura, Udupi district, Karnataka, Southwest coast of India, for a period of two years from April-2010 to March-2012. These places are far from one another and the mangrove species diversity varies from one place to another, due to factors such as climate, tidal factors and anthropogenic pressures. Nine true mangrove floral species belonging to six families and ten associated floral species belonging to nine families were identified along the inundated and the adjacent regions at the study sites. This write up discusses the need of present study is to gain knowledge about the mangrove flora in order help conservation of mangrove ecosystem
Data Mining with Big data applications, its challenges and Future Research
Big data is the term for a collection of data sets which are enormous and complex, it contain organized and unstructured both kind of data. Data originates from all over the place, sensors used to assemble atmosphere information, presents via web-based networking media destinations, computerized pictures and recordings and so forth, This data is known as big data. Valuable data can be separated from this big data with the assistance of data mining. Data mining is a strategy for finding intriguing examples just as enlightening, reasonable models from enormous scale data. Right now reviewed sorts of big data and difficulties in big data for future. Separating valuable information from huge data-set like in all science and designing space, There will be most energizing open door in up and coming a very long time for big data. This paper incorporates big data, Data mining, Data mining with big data, Challenging issue and study papers of different organizations identified with big-data. Each organization concentrated on the most proficient method to oversee huge arrangement of data and how much organizations put resources into big-data just as what kind of return they get. Numerous specialized difficulties like implementations and visualizations are to be thought about in future. To oversee and dissect edge data investigate business openings getting from the research of edge data. Team up with the business to comprehend existing edge framework and the potential use for data. It concluded from the discoveries that Enterprise are as yet searching for the correct foundation instruments that will empower them to successfully deal with their big-data with their business needs
Employee Engagement and Relationship Practices in Start-up organizations
In order to stay competitive in today’s fast changing world, presence of the best talent depicts the success or failure of the organisation. Who you hire is not just important, but how the employee is managed and retained is considered important by Kennedy and Diam, 2010. Initially considered as a cheap labour force provider, India witnessed reduction in product development and innovation. By the introduction of initiatives by the new Government, raise in funding of about 5 billion in 2015 marked the beginning of job providing market in India. Hiring and retaining skilled manpower is considered as a huge challenge for the start-up to be successful and uncertain organisation climate change is the reason. (Banerjee 2017, Lee Hom and Liz 2017). The inherent uncertainty of organizational growth has resulted in a level of systematic flexibility regarding internal operations requiring high endand allowing for contingent leadership to take place. While flexibility allows optimal resource utilization, on the other hand it can also result in employees feeling aloof, stressed and de-motivated (Banerjee 2017).If these issues remain unanswered, the employee becomes disengaged and leaves for better opportunity. This study focuses on HRM practices (i.e. employee engagement and retention) in start-ups, effectiveness of practices (employee satisfaction) and challenges the start-ups will face in competitive setup. The study makes use of qualitative data and is collected through narrative enquiry. The data isanalysed using ISM technique; excel with focus on HRM practices start-ups and its impact on retentionship and engagement outcomes
Diversity and dominance of flora around wetlands in Lakkavalli Range of Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary, Karnataka
The present communication is based upon a research work and the building a database for plants in the wetlands of Lakkavalli range of Bhadra Wildlife sanctuary. From these wetlands, about 133 species of plants have been identified of which herbs (27), shrubs (22) climbers (19) and trees (65).The objective of the work was to help wetland managers and ecologists by providing an account of the floral characteristics around wetland community
A Study on Physico-Chemical Characteristics of Water in Wetlands of Hebbe Range in Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary, Mid Westernghat Region, India
A systematic study has been carried out to evaluate physico chemical characteristics of the selected wetlands of the Bhadra Wildlife sanctuary from May 2009 to April 2010. Three major wetlands which come across the temperate zone of the sanctuary have been selected for the study. Seventeen physico-chemical water quality parameters have been analyzed for pre, post and monsoon seasons. Idan ban kere has a less Catchment area compared to the other two. The pH of the water was found to be more alkaline in Idan ban kere compared to the others. The values of DO and BOD fluctuate according to the seasons and sectors, COD was very less due to absence of chemical pollution. The value of all the parameters are found to be more during pre monsoon season when compared to monsoon and post monsoon in Idan ban kere with comparison to Heggarna kere and Gonimara hadla kere, due to their differences in the catchment area and occurrence of high amount of rainfall during monsoon. Other parameters such as calcium, magnesium, sulphate and phosphate were under permissible limits and widely fluctuated according to seasons and sectors
Encounter rate of large mammals in Thanigebyle range of Bhadra wildlife sanctuary, Karnataka
Estimation of large mammals by using line transact method in the Thanigebyle range of Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary during May 2009 to April 2010 in Thanigebyle range for four species of large herbivorous mammals viz., Chital (Axis axis), Sambar (Cervus unicolor), Barking deer (Muntiacus muntjak) and Gaur (Bosgaurus). The sanctuary was divided into several zones based on location and habitat types. Four permanent walking transect of 1 km were cut in different habitats of water holes for direct count and walk once in each month and four permanent vehicle transects of 18 kms were made. A total of 22 kms per month transect was evaluated including both walking transect and permanent vehicle transect of 4 kms and 18 kms respectively. This evaluation indicates that maximum number of individuals was observed in the walking transect when compared to vehicle transect for all the four species. During our study 21 Sambar, 161 Chital, 8 Barking deer and 21 Gaur was encountered. Chital was observed more in the study area. It also reveals that during pre monsoon and post monsoon seasons the number of individuals was observed to be higher.  
Seasonal Variation of Physico-Chemical Characteristics of Water in Two Wetlands of Tiptur Taluk, Karnataka
The present study was carried out to evaluate the physico-chemical parameters of Sugur and Bajagur wetlands, located at Tiptur taluk, of Tumkur district, Karnataka. The physicochemical parameters play a vital role in the wetland ecosystems. A significant variation in these parameters was observed throughout the study period and monthly comparisons were made as monsoon, pre-monsoon and post-monsoon. The results of the present investigations are compared with literature values and investigation reveals that there is a fluctuation in the physico-chemical characters of the water this will be due to in flow and change in the temperature as season change
Synthesis of single crystalline (NH4)(2)V6O16 center dot 1.5H(2)O nest-like structures
Novel nest-like (NH4)(2)V6O16 center dot 1.5H(2)O structures made of nanobelts have been synthesized by a facile hydrothermal approach. The powder X-ray diffraction pattern of the sample reveals the monoclinic crystalline phase of (NH4)(2)V6O16 center dot 1.5H(2)O. The scanning electron microscopy images of the sample obtained at 130 degrees C for 3 days exhibit nest-like morphology. The transmission electron microscopy result reveals that the nanobelts have a smooth surface. The selected area electron diffraction pattern of the nanobelts indicates single crystalline nature. The two major weight losses occur in thermogravimetric analysis which correspond to the removal of water and ammonia molecules. Further, calcination of the (NH4)(2)V6O16 center dot 1.5H(2)O product results in the formation of orthorhombic phase of shcherbianite V2O5. (C) 2014 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved