IPS Academy Indore
Institute of Engineering & Science
International conference
on
“Recent Advances in Interdisciplinary
Trends in Engineering & Applications”
(14-16 Feb.2019)
About the Program
IPS Academy,
Institute of Engineering & Science Indore is organizing three days
international conference on interdisciplinary fields on Feb. 14-16, 2019.
Delegates and experts from renowned national and international organizations
will be delivering lectures and sharing their ideas in the conference. More
than 3000 participants are expected to attend the conference in IPS Academy.
Delegates are from 8 countries Mexico, Singapore, Slovakia, New Zealand,
France, Russia, and Portugal and India.
Hon’able Jitu Patwariji, Cabinet Minister for Higher
Education, Sports & Youth Welfare, Govt.of Madhya Pradesh is the Chief
Guest and Hon’ble Prof. Sunil Kumarji, Vice Chancellor, RGPV University, Bhopal
will be the Guest of Honor in the inauguration ceremony.
Objective:
The main objective of the conference
is to highlight the importance of today’s requirements of interdisciplinary
research to develop applications based on engineering and scientific discovery.
The Keynote lectures will be delivered by distinguished scientists around the
world (10 are from renowned foreign universities and 5 are from IITs in India).
The detailed information is available in the brochure attached herewith.
The shortlisted papers and abstracts will be published in
e-Journal along with conference proceedings in SSRN under Elsevier & Best Papers will be published in
international journals of high impact factor.
The
major challenges and their solutions will be discussed as follows.:
Earthquake
Earthquakes are simply a series of vibrations
due to movements below the Earth that have the potential to cause immense
damage and destruction at the Earth’s surface. During the past earthquakes
right from Bihar 1988, Killari 1993, Chamoli 1999, Bhuj 2001, Andaman 2002,
Sumatra 2004, Jammu and Kashmir 2005, Sikkim 2006, Nepal 2015, Imphal 2016 and
many others it is observed that maximum
loss of life is occurred due to failure of Civil Engineering Structures. As it
is evident from previous earthquakes the 1994 Northridge (California US)
earthquake produced the highest ever insured earthquake loss of approximately
US$14 billion, and the US$150 billion cost of the 1995 Kobe (Japan) earthquake
was the highest ever absolute earthquake loss. And thereby affecting the
national economy of the effected countries. Coburn and Spence (2002) reported
the economic losses due to earthquake from 1972 to 1990: the three largest
losses as the properties of the GNP (Gross National Product) were in the
central American Countries of Nicaragua (1972, 40% GNP) Guatemala (1976,18%
GNP) and El Salvador (1986, 31% GNP). In India 2001 Bhuj earthquake made a
total loss of US$ 7Billion and because of which US$ 16Billion have been
invested in Bhuj area which caused a GDP loss of US$ 23Billion. During the
international conference RAITEA 2019 keynote speakers Dr. Rajesh Kumar Dhakal (Professor of Structural and Earthquake
Engineering at University of Canterbury, Christchurch, Newzeland), Dr. Vaisel Golubev (Senior Researcher, Applied Mathematics
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Russia), Dr. Neelima Satyam (Professor, Civil Engineering Department , IIT
Indore) and researchers will present their research papers on how to make
earthquake resistant buildings. If
these structures are well designed and well constructed then even violent
earthquakes will not be able to destroy them. so that existing buildings can be
saved and ultimately the precious lives
can be saved,
The conference
will cover a wide variety of subjects on Earthquake Engineering including the
following topics:
·
Earthquake Disaster Risk Reduction
·
Post Disaster Recovery and
Reconstruction
·
Safety of infrastructures
·
Disaster Mitigation through
Trans-disciplinary and International Cooperation
·
Nuclear Power Plants and Their Safety
against Earthquakes and Tsunamis
·
New Directions of Earthquake Engineering
Technology through Huge-scale Numerical
Simulations
·
Smart Cities and Urban Disaster
Mitigation
Is
cancer Diagnostic test possible in 50 Rs?
·
The context of the conference regarding
mechanical engineering is majorly related to cancer diagnosis, forensic to
trace criminals, food industry, water purification, drug discovery, environment
monitoring. At present we are focusing on disease diagnosis at a low cost such
as cancer, drug discovery for tuberculosis. For the same we have invited
experts from different parts of the country who does research in the similar
field of interest.
We
have got various people
to lead us in the right path in this area of research with collaborations with
their expertise.
·
Prof.
Antonio (Portugal) works in the area of manufacturing
processes of composite materials and testing mechanical behaviour of composite
materials by non-destructive testing methods.
·
Dr.
Valerie Taly (France) has worked on assessment of DNA
integrity for cancer research and High throughput single cell counting in
droplet-based microfluidics. She is from Universite Paris Descartes, France and
is the CNRS (Centre
national de la recherche scientifique) research director of
the group.
·
Prof.
N.S. Dinesh (IISc Bangalore) He has worked for
developing microneedles with different biocompatible substances for transdermal
drug delivery, and micro pumps for precision drug delivery
·
Revisited the Indian art – stage drama
with robotics – automated puppetry. “PADMAPADA” Compliance Monitored Clubfoot Brace for
treating club food in new born kids. This service to the society should be
acknowledged and taken as motivation by each and every one to serve our lives
in the world. He was awarded the NRDC Meritorious Invention Awards in
Innovative India.
·
Pranab K. Mondal (IIT Guwahati) is working on electrokinetics and
heat transfer related to microfluidics
.
Robotics
and Internet of things
·
Two
international experts are our keynote speakers in computer science stream.
They are Dr. Oscar Castilio
Professor of Computer Science in the Graduate Division, Tijuana Institute of
Technology, Tijuana, Mexico and Dr.
Maode Ma, Associate Professor, School of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
·
Dr.
Oscar Castilio will talk about Nature-inspired Optimization algorithms of Type-2 Fuzzy Logic
Controllers. Recently, nature-inspired methods have emerged as powerful
optimization algorithms for solving complex problems.
Nature-inspired Optimization algorithms are used in automation of robots so
that their behavior is close to humans as well as intelligent. Such robots are
not just the instruments using artificial intelligence, but they are close to
human clones as we see in terminator 2 kind movies. These robots are capable of
performing surgeries in operation theatre, replace waiters in restaurants. They
have already replaced security guards in many of the busy international
airports. They assist differently abled persons to lead a normal life. All these robots are embedded with
nature-inspired optimization algorithms.
·
Dr.
Maode Ma speech is on efficient and secure mobility support in 6LoWPAN
network. He has introduced IP technologies to wireless sensor networks. This
has significantly helped in promoting the development of the Internet of
Things. Today we use internet to operate TV, CCTV camera and many other
domestic and office instruments. We use simple instructions used for humans to
operate our instruments.
Cognitive
Robotics: Robots will learn, behave and make decisions like humans.
·
Prof.
Meng Joo will deliver
a keynote talk on Cognitive Robotics in
the International Conference. Current era
requires Robots with capabilities to learn, understand and behave like humans
in every field. Robots are employed everywhere for all tasks be it Hen-Naa
Hotel in Japan which is fully operational by Robots, and nonperformer Robots are
laid off within no time. Robots are also working in inhuman friendly
environments like Nuclear Power plant or Boiler working at very high
temperature filled with chemicals.
·
Prof. Meng Joo will also brief up how Intelligence can be inculcated in Robots by using processing architecture which will empower them to take decisions in all
types of odd situations like humans.
·
Prof. Meng Joo will also talk on how Robots are
employed in the field of health care, marine vehicle, etc. & are helping humans with the help of
cognitive Robotics & performing tasks within no time.
·
Future Robots will work by a combination of
Machine vision, Voice recognition,
Speech synthesis,
Proximity sensing,
Pressure sensing,
Texture sensing,
Anticipation and planning, Programmable motion, Imitation of motion, Teachability,
Ability to learn from mistakes, Long-term knowledge acquisition, Ability to
explore on its own, etc. Prof. Meng also
brief put light on future challenges and enhancement in the field of Robotics
Engineering.
Electric
vehicles
Electric vehicles are considered to
be superior technology than internal combustion engine vehicle from an
efficiency and environmental perspective. They are about four times as
efficient as vehicles with an internal combustion engine at using the energy
delivered to the vehicle to overcome vehicle road load. As per the society of
Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles, the population of e-vehicles is growing at
the rate of 37.5% in India. India aspires to become 100% EV nation by 2030.
However, one of the major roadblocks in the growth of e-vehicles is availability
and viability of charging infrastructure in India. The Power electronics based
circuit controllers are the major contributors to control the various functions
of an electric vehicle. In the light of the above background, it makes a
compelling objective to study the commercial viability of e-vehicles and
charging infrastructure required for it. Hence, our international conference
focuses on the research papers simulated on detailed study on the different
components of electric vehicles viz., motor control, control circuits, static
and dynamic characteristics of batteries, design and control of power
electronic based devices, algorithms used to control the photovoltaic
operations etc.
Green Technology
IPS Academy is
also serving in the national project of clean India by converting biodegradable
waste into manure, agglomerating waste polythene bags into granules and
contributing to water conservation by treating sewage water in STP to utilize
for plantation.
On the first
day, an emeritus professor of IIT Madras who serves for a long period of 30
years and currently dean academic at IIT Tirupati Prof. K. Krishnaiah will be discussed about the important role of
chemical engineering to deal with the climate change, environmental pollution
& energy conservation. Next Day, Member of European scientific community
and professor of Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Slovakia will
be addressed to the participants about the usage of carboxylic acids in the
manufacturing of anti-cancer drugs and their extraction using ionic liquids.
Keynote speakers
from Russia, New Zealand, Singapore, Mexico, France, Romania, and Portugal will
be addressed to the participants. In RAIETA-2019, participants from various
institutes will be present their research work.
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