Table Of ContentLecture Notes in Networks and Systems 321
Milan Tuba
Shyam Akashe
Amit Joshi Editors
ICT Systems and
Sustainability
Proceedings of ICT4SD 2021, Volume 1
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Milan Tuba Shyam Akashe Amit Joshi
Editors
ICT Systems
and Sustainability
Proceedings of ICT4SD 2021, Volume 1
Editors
MilanTuba ShyamAkashe
SingidunumUniversity ITMUniversity
Belgrade,Serbia Gwalior,MadhyaPradesh,India
AmitJoshi
GlobalKnowledgeResearchFoundation
Ahmedabad,Gujarat,India
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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
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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
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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
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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
