Saturday, February 25, 2012

Day 2 and Day 3 (Valediction) of National Conference at JCDV

Day 2 and Day 3 (Valediction) of National Conference at JCDV.
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25 February, 2012
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24th February

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23 February
24th February - Report of Day 3:
Valedictory Function of 4th National Conference on “Recent Advances in Engineering Technology and Environmental Issues   (RAETE)” was organized by Jan Nayak Ch. Devi Lal Memorial College of Engineering in auditorium of JCD Vidyapeeth at 11.30am. There was also a technical session in the field of Applied Science and Environment Engineering in the morning session of the Conference. Dr. Vinod Kumar, Dean R& D JCDM College of Engineering and Dr. D.P. Gupta, Director HCTM Kaithal were the Key note speakers for the session.
Dr. Smriti Monga in her presentation compared the residual behaviour of Cypermethrin in Okra, Brinjal, Cucurbitaceous crops and Cypermethrin (as an individual component) of the ready mix formulations, Roket 44EC and Action- 505EC in Tomato fruits, following spray application. Ms. Ritu presented her research paper on Artificial Neural Network in Relevance to Molecular Sequence Analysis. She emphasized the application of artificial neural networks in understanding life at the molecular level as well as discussed design issues and current applications in DNA/RNA and protein sequence analysis. Ms. Monika Kharab presented her research paper on Flyash as a soil conditioner. Flyash improves the physical, chemical and biological properties of the soil and enhance the plant growth as well as productivity.
Later on in Valedictory ceremony Sh. Manjinder Singh ‘Sirsa’, Municipal Councilor, Punjabi Bagh, Delhi was the Chief Guest of the occasion and Guest of Honor was Mr. Satish Sati, Head Strategic Marketing, TCS. The function was presided over by Dr. D.P. Gupta, Director HCTM Kaithal. The Convener and Principal JCDM College of Engineering Dr. Gurcharan Dass welcomed all the guests and the participants. He also expressesd his gratitude to Dr. Shamim Sharma, Managing Director JCD Vidyapeeth for her tremendous support and guidance throughout the Conference.

Addressing the audience Dr. D.P. Gupta stated that environmental problems are social constructions and hence it is task of social scientists to try and comprehend how we construct, legitimize and resolve environmental problems.

Mr. Satish Sati, who was Guest of Honor while addressing the audience marked that the environment has always been a subject of great concern. Talking about the issue he stressed on the need of thinking differently. “We cannot ignore one subject and address the other, everything is inter-related and we need to address all the issues very tactfully,” He also addressed on the need for involving the youth in all the developmental process so as to make development more sustainable. He advised the students to develop interactive skills and logical thinking in them.
The Chief Guest Sh. Manjinder Singh ‘Sirsa’ in his address said that the need of the hour is to update the syllabi of the Engineering and Technical Institutes keeping in view the needs of the environmental improvement in modern age. He also congratulated the organizers for organizing the conference on the theme of advances in Engineering, Technology and Environmental issues.
"I thought the conference was a fantastic opportunity for us to know more about global environmental concerns which will impact livelihood and economies. As a nation, we are growing and so is our share of total carbon emissions. There’s a need to build awareness and spread the word of adaptation and mitigation for tackling the catastrophe," said Dr. Shamim Sharma, Managing Director, JCD Vidyapeeth, Sirsa. She also appreciated the hard work behind this conference to make it a successful event. The certificates were distributed to the participants by the Chief Guest at the end of Valedictory function. The Keynote speakers for the technical sessions also appreciated the research work presented by the researchers in their concerned field. About 65 research papers and 65 posters were presented in 3 day National Conference. Team of Sanmeet & Rekha won the first prize in Poster Presentation, team of Ram Parkash & Pawan were the winners of second prize and team of Reena & Pritika were selected for third place.
Fourth Edition of Quarterly magazine of JCD Vidyapeeth, JCD Times was also released by Chief Guest on this occasion.
At the end a Vote of thanks was given by Er. Sukhdeep Kaur, Co-convener RAETE and HOD ECE.
Dr. N.S. Bhal, Senior advisor cum Chief co-coordinator JCDM College of Engineering, Dr. Ram Murti Goyal, DTPO JCD Vidyapeeth, Mr. G.L. Garg, Assistant Registrar, JCDM College of Engineering, Principals of all the colleges of Vidyapeeth, faculty and students were also present to grace the occasion.
23rd February - Report of  Day-2:
On 23rd Feb three sessions of National Conference on paper presentation were in schedule in morning session research papers from ECE and EEE were presented and in the evening session the papers in the field of Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering were presented. Dr. Rajesh Khanna, Prof & Head (ECE) Thapar University, Patiala was the session chair person for ECE and Dr. HNP Srivastva, Prof. EEE JCDM College of Engineering was the session Chair Person for EEE. Dr. N.S. Bhal, Senior Advisor of JCD Engineering college was the session chair person for sessions of Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering.
In first session of ECE, Mr. Vineet Saini and  Mr. Pankaj Kaushik jointly presented their research paper. They compared the performance of Sobel and Canny edge detectors and proposed better solution for feature extraction in CBIR also proposed the adaptation and optimization of two edge detector algorithms used for feature set extraction in CBIR. The Canny edge detection algorithm performs better than Sobel edge detection with compromise of time. Mr. Krishan Kumar presented his research paper on Investigation on Heptagonal Structure Microstrip Antenna for operation in the X-Band Communication Applications. Mr. Shipra Sardana explained the general principles of hiding secret information in Audio Signals. Mr. Subhash Sharma and Ms. Prerna Bisht jointly summarized some of the most recent emerging nano materials and nanotechnologies such as nano tubes, nano wires and nano ribbons and their implementations in the energy efficient VLSI digital application. Mr. Karan Dutta also presented his paper on Nanotechnology. Mr. Vineet Saini proposed the adaptation and optimization of two edge detector algorithms used for feature set extraction in CBIR. Mr. Amit Singh presented the effects and applications of Quantum Dots. Mr. Yogesh Muneja explained the various facts and security issues in using social networking site Facebook.
In second session, Pankaj Sharma compared the various optimization techniques for load flow analysis. Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Mr. Vishavdeep Jindal and Ms Rama Aggarwal also presented their papers in morning session.
Dr. Rajesh Khanna appreciated the research work presented by research scholars and advised the students to update their knowledge with day to day advances in the field of engineering and technology.
The evening session was started by a talk on “Mine waste Disposal Techniques for the protection of Environment”. The Key note speaker was Dr. Surendra Roy, Scientist in Environmental Engineering Department from National Institute of Rock Mechanics, Ministry Of Mines, Karnataka . Mining wastes include waste generated during the extraction, beneficiation, and processing of minerals. Most extraction and beneficiation wastes from hardrock mining (the mining of metallic ores and phosphate rock) and 20 specific mineral processing wastes are categorized by EPA as "special wastes" and have been exempted by the Mining Waste Exclusion from federal hazardous waste regulations under Subtitle C of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).
Later on Research papers from Mechanical Engineering were presented by researchers. Er Sachin Bansal presented the technique of Ultrasonic Machining and its Process Parameters.  Mr. Manjeet Singh presented the Process Capabilities of Abrasive Water Jet Cutting (AWJC) Process.
 Dr. Ashwani Dhingra,  in his Keynote address emphasized that in post industrial society, technology is a fatal attraction as in one instance it is source of environmental damage and on the other hand is also helpful in repairing the damage.
Prof. H.N.P Srivastva said that our infrastructure, economy, health, safety and indeed our entire environment are dependent on scientific and technological innovation, which is directly supported by engineering education. Dr. Shamim Sharma, Managing Director JCD Vidyapeeth emphasized that the changing demographics and socio-economic landscapes worldwide, globalization, and rapidly evolving technologies have increased the importance of engineering in the 21st century and the need for innovative and sustainable solutions. Engineering educators, therefore, are challenged to adapt their courses, programs and pedagogies to address these changes. Dr. Gurcharan Dass, Principal JCDM College of Engineering welcomed all the guests and participants presented in session.
About 25 research papers from various fields of engineering and technology were presented in the 2nd day of National conference. On this occasion large number of students and faculty members were also present and got acquainted with the latest advances in the field of engineering and technology. How the various stream of engineering can work together to solve the issues in environmental degradation, was the main topic of discussion among the scientists present in the conference.
There was also an exhibition of poster presentation organized in Reading Hall of Library in evening session. Students from all the braches took part in poster presentation and explained the concepts behind their respective poster. About 50 posters were displayed in the exhibition.

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