Asian Journal of Engineering, Sciences & Technology
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An Assessment of Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) From Different Spatial Data Sources

Digital Elevation Model (DEM) represents a very important geospatial data type in the analysis and modelling of different hydrological and ecological phenomenon which are required in preserving our immediate environment. DEMs are typically used to represent terrain relief. DEMs are particularly relevant for many applications such as lake and water volumes estimation, soil erosion volumes calculations, flood estimate, quantification of earth materials to be moved for channels, roads, dams, embankment etc. In this study, three different sources of spatial data in the generation of DEMs (Shuttle Radar Topography Mission SRTM 30, Digitized Topographical map and Google Earth Pro.) were [...]

Asian Journal of Engineering, Sciences and Technology 2012
By A. O. Isioye, P. Jobin
Keywords: Digital Elevation Model (DEM), Google Earth image, SRTM, spot height

Cloud Computing: Concepts and Trends

This paper presents an introduction to cloud computing and its applications. Cloud computing is a model where users can gain access to their applications from anywhere through their connected devices. A survey of its architecture and latest trends is also presented [...]

Asian Journal of Engineering, Sciences and Technology 2012
By Engr. Tariq Haleem
Keywords: cloud computing, architecture

Analysis of GPS Signals for the Determination of Plate Movements and Environmental Modeling

Our focus of this paper is to discuss a method to determine the dynamics of two different continental plates, using GPS signals. The continental plates that are selected for the analysis are N.American and S.American plates. To determine the dynamics or plate movements, navigational signals of GPS are used. Access was made possible by Onsala Space Research Laboratories, Sweden [1]. Data from GPS measurements are observed for a time span of about eight to ten years. Second part of this paper deals with the use of GPS signals to help us measure the change in the troposphere. Thus [...]

Asian Journal of Engineering, Sciences and Technology 2012
By Ikram-e-Khuda, Umer Zia
Keywords: Continental plates, GPS, troposphere, climate, plate movements.

Coverage Path Planning for Automated Inspection of Known Environment

This paper deals with the implementation of a coverage path planning algorithm for automated exploration of a known 2D world. The coverage path planning is the determination of set of goal points in the map, the robot must take in order to cover the entire environment. In this paper, segmentation based Boustrophedon Coverage algorithm is implemented and it is found that segmentation based implementation has certain advantages over classical implementation of Boustrophedon algorithm. The classical implementation is based on connectivity of a vertical sweeping line for determining obstacles in the environment. The Boustrophedon Decomposition is basically a generalization of the [...]

Asian Journal of Engineering, Sciences and Technology 2012
By Hammad Naeem, Jameel Ahmed
Keywords: Coverage Path Planning, Boustrophedon Algorithm, Trapezoidal Decomposition, surveillance

Peer-to-Peer Network Simulators: an Analytical Review

Simulators are the most dominant and eminent tool for analyzing and investigating different type of networks. The simulations can be executed with less cost as compared to largescale experiment as less computational resources are required and if the simulation model is carefully designed then it can be more practical than any well brought-up mathematical model. Generally P2P research is based on the principle of simulate first and then experiment in the real world and there is no reason that simulation results cannot be reproducible. A lack of standard documentation makes verification of results harder as well as due to such [...]

Asian Journal of Engineering, Sciences and Technology 2012
By Mansoor Ebrahim, Shujaat Khan, Syed Sheraz Ul Hasan Mohani
Keywords: P2P, Simulators

Prediction of Controlling Parameters of a Gas Liquid Separator using Inverse Function of Stacked Neural Network

The work presented in this paper demonstrates a method to obtain an inverse function of a trained neural network by connecting it with a PID controller in a close loop. This scheme is implemented to predict a process parameter controlling the efficiency of a compact axial flow gas liquid separator (I-SEP). The data is taken from an experimental study of I-SEP (compact separator) with air-water two phase flow. It was found during these experiments that by manipulating the pressure difference between the two outlets of separator and the inlet, the performance parameter i.e. Gas Carry-Under (GCU) and Liquid Carry-Over [...]

Asian Journal of Engineering, Sciences and Technology 2012
By Nadeem Qazi, Hoi Yeung, Yi Cao
Keywords: Gas liquid cyclone; Separation Efficiency; Inverse Neural Network; Mutual Information; Stacked Neural Network.

Management of Defense Fleet System in the Developing Asian Countries (Allied/Non-Allied Forces) in the War-On-Terrorism

During WoT, one of the biggest challenges raised on borders of India, Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan (IPIA) is the horrible damages to Allied Forces by ambushing convoys for fuel supply. Such a failure of manual system of defense fleet due to security breaches (under the most advanced surveillance by DRONE aircrafts) has been burgeoning alarms for the joint struggle. In this paper, we analyze the problem and design a new automated fleet maintenance system for a defense organization of the country. We observe during testing phase that minimizing human interactions (i.e. less human resource) in the fleet system makes [...]

Asian Journal of Engineering, Sciences and Technology 2012
By Amjad Bhatti, Adnan Ashraf, Manzoor Hashmani,
Keywords: Asian armed forces, automated fleet system, defense fleet, fleet data management system, war-on-terrorism.
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