36 research outputs found
Probabilistic Framework for the Positioning Of a Vehicle in a Combined Indoor-Outdoor Scenario
The development in technology has given
us all sophistications but equal amounts of
threats too. This has brought us an urge to
bring a complete security system that
monitors an object continuously. Consider
a situation where a cargo vehicle carrying
valuable material is moving in an area
using GPS (an outdoor sensor) we can
monitor it but the actual problem arises
when its movement involves both indoor
(with in the industry) and outdoor because
GPS has its limitations in indoor
environment. Hence it is essential to have
an additional sensor that would enable us a
continuous monitoring /tracking with out
cutoff of the signal. In this paper we bring
out a solution by combining Ultra wide
band (UWB) with GPS sensory information
which eliminates the limitations of
conventional tracking methods in mixed
scenario(indoor and outdoor) The same
method finds application in mobile robots,
monitoring a person on grounds of
security, etc
CLG for Automatic Image Segmentation
This paper proposes an automatic segmentation method which effectively combines Active Contour Model, Live Wire method and Graph Cut approach (CLG). The aim of Live wire method is to provide control to the user on segmentation process during execution. Active Contour Model provides a statistical model of object shape and appearance to a new image which are built during a training phase. In the graph cut technique, each pixel is represented as a node and the distance between those nodes is represented as edges. In graph theory, a cut is a partition of the nodes that divides the graph into two disjoint subsets. For initialization, a pseudo strategy is employed and the organs are segmented slice by slice through the OACAM (Oriented Active Contour Appearance Model). Initialization provides rough object localization and shape constraints which produce refined delineation. This method is tested with different set of images including CT and MR images (3D image) and produced perfect segmentation results
CGT Method of Message forwarding
In vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs),
because of the nonexistence of end-to-end connections, it
is essential that nodes take advantage of connection
opportunities to forward messages to make end-to-end
messaging possible. Thus, it is crucial to make sure that
nodes have incentives to forward messages for others,
despite the fact that the routing protocols in VANETs are
different from traditional end-to-end routing protocols.
In this paper, stimulation of message forwarding in
VANETs is concerned. This approach is based on
coalitional game theory, particularly, an incentive scheme
for VANETs is proposed and with this scheme, following
the routing protocol is in the best interest of each node. In
addition, a lightweight approach is proposed for taking
the limited storage space of each node into consideration
Color Image Segmentation using IMOWT with 2D Histogram Grouping
In this paper, a novel algorithm based on 2D histogram Grouping for color Image Segmentation is proposed. The proposed method uses intermediate features of maximum overlap wavelet transform (IMOWT) as a pre-processing step. The coefficients derived from IMOWT are subjected to 2D histogram Grouping. This method is simple, fast and unsupervised. 2D histograms are used to obtain Grouping of color image. This Grouping output gives three segmentation maps which are fused together to get the final segmented output. This method produces good segmentation results when compared to the direct application of 2D Histogram Grouping. IMOWT is the efficient transform in which a set of wavelet features of the same size of various levels of resolutions and different local window sizes for different levels are used. IMOWT is efficient because of its time effectiveness, flexibility and translation invariance which are useful for good segmentation results
FASTRA – SAFE AND SECURE
The innovative congestion control algorithm named FASTRA (Fast Active Stability TCP) is aimed for high-speed long-latency networks. Four major difficulties in FASTRA are highlighted at both packet and flow levels. The architecture and characterization of equilibrium and stability properties of FASTRA are robust. Experimental results of FASTRA outsmart TCP Reno, HSTCP, and STCP in terms of throughput, fairness, stability, and responsiveness. FASTRA aims to rapidly stabilize high-speed long-latency networks into steady, efficient and fair operating points, in dynamic sharing environments, and the preliminary results are produced as output of our project. The Proposed architecture is explained with the help of an existing real-time example as to explain why FASTRA download is chosen rather than FTP download. The Paper is concluded with the results of the new congestion control algorithm aided with the graphs obtained during its simulation in NS2. On proper implementation, many safe, FASTRA downloads and data transfers can be carried over a high speed internet network
Autonomous Mobile Robot Navigation System
This project presents a metal
detecting robot using RF communication with wireless
audio and video transmission and it is designed and
implemented with Atmel 89C51 MCU in embedded
system domain. The robot is moved in particular
direction using switches and the images are captured
along with the audio and images are watched on the
television .Experimental work has been carried out
carefully. The result shows that higher efficiency is indeed
achieved using the embedded system. The proposed
method is verified to be highly beneficial for the security
purpose and industrial purpose.
The mine sensor worked at a constant speed
without any problem despite its extension, meeting the
specification required for the mine detection sensor. It
contributed to the improvement of detection rate, while
enhancing the operability as evidenced by completion of
all the detection work as scheduled. The tests
demonstrated that the robot would not pose any
performance problem for installation of the mine
detection sensor. On the other hand, however, the tests
also clearly indicated areas where improvement,
modification, specification change and additional features
to the robot are required to serve better for the intended
purpose. Valuable data and hints were obtained in
connection with such issues as control method with the
mine detection robot tilted, merits and drawbacks of
mounting the sensor, cost, handling the cable between the
robot and support vehicle, maintainability, serviceability
and easiness of adjustments. These issues became
identified as a result of our engineers conducting both the
domestic tests and the overseas tests by themselves, and in
this respect the findings were all the more practical
Capacity Behaviour using WSDV Scheme over WiMAX
The objective of this project is to create Mobile Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX) for 4th generation mobile wireless networks in which it is foreseen that mobile Television (TV) services will reproduce rapidly. In television applications are bandwidth hogs that cause a challenging capacity problem in wireless networks. To address this challenge, a novel scheme for
mobile Television services over WiMAX network, called the Wireless Switched Digital Video (WSDV) scheme, is proposed. Compared with the conventional broadcast or unicast schemes, the hybrid approach introduced in the proposed WSDV approach exploits the merits of two conventional schemes and mitigates their demerits, which enables it to increase wireless capacity for mobile Television services. The analytical model can capture the details of WiMAX resource allocation and take into consideration the popularity of the mobile Television contents being viewed by users enabling it to provide an accurate estimate of the amount of bandwidth required for WiMAX TV services and also enabling a designer to optimally select the number of channels via the WSDV
service while meeting a desired level of blocking probability. The proposed optimized scheme outperforms the conventional schemes with respect to blocking probability. Finally, an end-to-end solution to the WSDV scheme is also presented