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ICRTSTMSD-18 Papers, Aug 04-05, 2018 (Bali, Indonesia)
International Conference on Recent Trends in Science, Technology, Management & Social Development (ICRTSTMD-18) August 04th – 05th 2018, Bali, Indonesia
In spite of increasingly networked world there is no better substitute then human interaction. Society for Research Development organized a successful third conference Recent Trends in Science, Technology, Management & Social Development (ICRTSTMD-18) in Indonesia, Bali on August 04th– 05th 2018. The aim of the conference was to provide opportunities to academicians from a range of disciplines from different countries around the globe to share their research both through the conference podium and publication. In a famous speech Abraham Lincoln made a popular phrase, “ a house divided itself cannot stand , if we could first know where we are and wither we are tending we could better judge what to do, and how to do it”. The conference being inter and multi disciplinary encourages regional and international communication and motivate young scholars to exchange ideas, knowledge and experience in the field of Science, Management and Technology.
The two day conference was divided in four sessions chaired by the eminent professor of the disciplines. The Key note address of the Day-I was delivered by eminent Prof. A. H. Siddiqi, who was also conferred with the Outstanding Academic Excellence Award for his contribution in the area of Applied Mathematics by the society.
Day One began with the address of the Conference Chair Dr. R. C. Singh Professor of Physics and scholar of BHU, conferred with many prestigious awards in India and Abroad.
The Fist Session was Co- chaired by Dr. Ng Khar Thoe, SEAMEO, RECSAM, Penang, Malaysia on the theme of ICT Based Digital Education. Invited talk was delivered by Dr. Gatot Hari Priowirjanto followed by presentation of research papers by young researchers of the disciplines.
The Second Session was Co Chaired by Dr. Gunjan Jain, Professor of English Language on the theme of Language, Literature and Linguistics. The research papers presented focused on the theme of the session.
The papers presented in the conference were evaluated on the parameters of content, Time Management, Connectivity with society and Presentation. The evaluation was solely on the discretion of the session chair to decide the Best Paper of the session.
The papers presented in the conference were evaluated on the parameters of content, Time Management, Connectivity with society and Presentation. The evaluation was solely on the discretion of the session chair to decide the Best Paper Award of the session.
Day-II of conference August 05th 2018 the third session of the conference was Co Chaired by Dr. Rod Valesco from Gulf College Sultanate of Oman, experienced employee in teaching and administration on the theme of Entrepreneurship, Management and Business Education. Invited talk on “Wavelet Methods for Variation Problem and Fredholm Integral Equation” was delivered by Prof. P. Manchanda. Papers on multi disciplinary topics with the connectivity of society were presented in this session.
Session Four of the second day was co Chaired by Dr. J. C. Patni from University of Petroleum and Energy Studies on the theme of High Performance Computing. Prof. M. P. Singh delivered the invited talk in the session on Pattern Storage Neural Networks with Non Random Genetic Algorithm for Pattern Recognition followed by paper presentation by the young scholars.
The online presentations were co chaired by Dr. S. A. Igbatayo. The three papers from the sessions were awarded with the Best Paper Award, Co Chairs and Invited speakers were felicitated and participants were awarded with the Certificates in the Valedictory Session.
The papers presented have been sent for online publication in International Journal of Computer Application (IJCA) and Zibeline International Publishing. Selected papers will be published soon.
Papers presented in ICRTSTMSD-18
| S. No. | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Preface |
| 2 | Keynote address by Prof. (Dr.) A. H. Siddiqi |
| 3 | Wavelet methods for Variational Problem and Fredholm Integral Equations Pammi Manchanda |
| 4 | Pattern Storage Neural Networks with Non-random Genetic Algorithm for Pattern Recognition Manu Pratap Singh |
| 5 | Supporting Transdisciplinary Science/Mathematics Education, Management and Social Development Integrating use of E-tools and Sustainable Technology-Enhanced Communities Ng Khar Thoe |
| 6 | Challenges, Trend and Future of Business Education Rod Velasco |
| 7 | High Performance Computing Breakthrough any Supercomputing Challenge J. C. Patni |
| 8 | Issues Raising while Teaching & Learning English as Secondary Global Language Gunjan Jain |
| 9 | Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Africa, Asia and Latin America S. A. lgbatayo |
| 10 | Measurement of Circular Saw Blade Tooth Dimensions Based on Machine Vision Cheng-Ho Chen and Wei-Chao Lin |
| 11 | An Improved Energy-Efficient Policy for Overload Host Detection in Cloud Environment Satveer and Mahendra Singh |
| 12 | Playing Doom with Deep Reinforcement Learning Manan Kalra and J. C. Patni |
| 13 | Steady Incompressible Plane Parallel Flow Through Porous Medium Sandeep Kumar Tiwari |
| 14 | Dynamic Task Migration Mechanisms in Cloud Environment: Literature Review and Future Trends Ankit Tomar, J. C. Patni, Amit Dixit and Pramod Kumar |
| 15 | The Age of Deep Learning Rahul Kumar |
| 16 | User Authentication Using Keystroke Dynamics Vishesh Mishra, Raghav Gupta, Gautam Sood and J. C. Patni |
| 17 | Involving Primary Students in Project-based Blended-Learning Activities: Exemplary Practices in a Local School at Thailand Karnchanaphan Phromsing, Natthasurachet Promsing and Ng Khar Thoe |
| 18 | Enhancing Effective Science Learning through Augmented Reality: Challen-ges and the Way Forward Sari Narulita, Indarjani and Ng Khar Thoe |
| 19 | Learning Mathematical Concepts Contextually Supported by Digital Tool and E-platform Wahid Yunianto, Dede Iyan Supardi, M. Davi Azriel Alviano, M. Dava Azriel Alviano and Ng Khar Thoe |
| 20 | Privacy Concern of Personal Information in the ICT Usage, Internet and Social Media Perspective Jashira Jamin, Noor Arina Md Arifin, Siti Aishah Mokhtar, Nik Nur Izzati Nik Rosli and Amira Idayu Mohd Shukry |
| 21 | STEAM Teaching Strategies in Related Subject Corrienna Abdul Talib, Intan Bidayu Mohd Rafi, Shamini Thanga Rajan, Nur Wahidah Abd Hakim, Marlina Ali and Ng Khar Thoe |
| 22 | Literature Review on Internet Benefits, Risks and Issues: A Case Study for Cyber Parenting in Malaysia. Razifah binti Othman, Kamal Fahrulrazy Rahim, Rabiatul Adawiyah binti Kamarulzaman, Dia Widyawati Amat and Khadijah Yahya |
| 23 | A Comparative Study of Crowd Counting and Profiling Through Visual and Non Visual Sensors Jugal Kishor Gupta and S. K. Gupta |
| 24 | Corporate Governance and Sustainable Development in Nigeria: A Conceptual Discourse Akindutire Yetunde Tonia, Bamikole Oladokun and Uyom Clifford |
| 25 | Achieving Sustainable Developmental Goals on Poverty and Hunger Reduction through Increase in Agricultural Productivity in Nigeria (2000-2016) Akinmulegu, Sunday Ojo and Ayodeji Emmanuel A. |
| 26 | Vocational Education Training: A Means of Achieving Sustainable Development Goals on Poverty and Unemployment in Nigeria Ajala Rosemary B. and Fabiyi Folukemi Catherine |
| 27 | Alternative Energy Sources in an Emerging Economy BABALOLA O. Oladap and AFOLABI Babatunde |
| 28 | Study of Quality Testing of Milk Powder in Sterling Agro Industries Limited – Nova Akash Kushwah and Yugal Agarwal |
| 29 | Biometrics Physiological Traits identification using Convolutional Neural Network Aaahish Jain and Rajat Chauhan |
| 30 | Integrating Indigenous Knowledge and Skills in Technology Enhanced Science Project-based Activities: Exemplars, Issues and Challenges Natthasurachet Promsing, Karnchanaphan Phromsing, Ng Khar Thoe and lee Tan Luck |
| 31 | Microfinance Services and Income Allocation of Retail Entrepreneurs in San Pablo City, Laguna Philippines Adrian A. Ilagan, Genelisa A. Balitaan, Florence C. Empalmado and Olivia A. Reyes |
| 22 | No Poverty vs Reduced Inequality: Partnerships to Achieve the Goal Ajinde Oluwashakin and Adaora Osondu-Oti |
| 33 | Human Resource Accounting: Its Constraints and Limitation in the Philippines Venus C. Ibarra |
| 34 | Exploratory Study on the Entrepreneurial Skills of Business Administration and Computer Science students of MSEUFCI Elocel M. Delgado and Manuel S. Enverga |
| 35 | Evolution, Implementation and Effects of International Accounting Standards in Philippines Jay Pee D. De Villa, Elaine Joy C. Apat and Venus C. Ibarra |
| 36 | Best Practices in Strategic Management in Selected Secondary Schools in Surin Province, Thailand: Basis for Asean Integration Plan Thammathat Basree |
| 37 | Institutional Quality Assurance Practices of a University in Thailand: Develo-pment of an Action Plan for Accreditation Ketnakorn Phra Suphot |
| 38 | Impact of Social Media Advertisement to the Customer Brand Awareness of Selected International Coffee Shop Companies in Muscat, Oman: An Inquiry to the Customer Roland A. Getaruelas |
| 39 | Corporate Memory: A Memory Compaction Apparatus Towards Malaysia’s Prominent Companies Transparent Governance Razifah Othman, Rahimah Abd Rahman, Aflah Isa, Zailani Shafie and Amirah Abu Hassan |
| 40 | Entrepreneurial Readiness of the Business and Management Students of Gulf College Oman Venus Ricablanca, Khalid Abu Zayed and Juliet Sophia |
| 41 | Deepening Poverty Reduction in Rural Nigeria: Implications for the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) O. O. Aiyegbusi |
| 42 | Imperatives of Database Services: Basic Stakeholders’ Extent of Satisfaction Level in an Organization Gina G. Jocson |
| 43 | Recognizing the Personal Competencies of Future Information Professionals Norhidayu Md Yatim, Nurhidayah Nasharudin, Noor Faraliza Samsudin, Salasiah M Said and Nor Famiza Tarsik |
| 44 | The Impact of Attitude, Subjective Norm and Safety on Consumers’ Purchase Intention in Johor, Malaysia Noreen Noor Abd Aziz, Eta Wahab, Nurul Aien Abd Aziz and Wan Haslin Aziah Wan Hassan |
| 45 | Measuring Students’ Attitude Towards Behaviour in Doing Information-Related Business Nurhidayah Nasharudin, Faddliza Mohd Zaki, Norhidayu Md Yatim, Zalina Abdul Rahim and Huda Hamidon |
| 46 | The Challenges of Public Health Expenditures and Maternal Mortality Rates in Nigeria: Meeting the Sustainable Development Goals Igbinedion Osahon Sunday |
| 47 | Gift-giving in Chinese Culture Jung-Kuei Hsieh |
| 48 | The Psychological Well-Being of Left-Behind Children of Immigrants of Laguna State Polytechnic University Portia R. Marasigan |
| 49 | English Language Competency: Need & Challenge for Enhancing Employabi-lity in Indian Graduates Gunjan Jain |
| 50 | Global Competency Skills and Attitudes of College Students of Gulf College, Oman Remedios P. Magnaye and Amada G. Banaag |
| 51 | Oman as a Tourist Destination: An Exploratory Study of Visitors’ Satisfaction Rowena A. Lunar |
| 52 | Life Skills and Community Service Learning Towards the Development of a Sustainable Community in Thampla Wittayayon School: An Assessment Arunee Jiramahasar |
| 53 | Development of a Strategic Plan Towards Quality Education in Primary Educational Service Area Office 3, Thailand Poovanat Buntito |
| 54 | The Development of Teachers in Teaching and Learning-based Management in the Classroom: Mukdalai School, Mueang District, Mukdahan Province Sirikanjanarat Palasuk |
| 55 | A Comparative study of Ancient & Present Education system Urmila Yadav |
| 56 | Transforming Public Libraries into Digital Knowledge Dissemination Centre in Supporting Lifelong Blended Learning Programmes for Rural Youths Alizah Ali, Tan Luck Lee, Ng Khar Thoe, Noraini Ismail and Siti Zarikh Sofiah binti Abu Bakar |
| 57 | Promoting LearnT-SMArET through managing blended-mode competitions: A reflective study with exemplary output from criterion-reference assessment Ng Khar Thoe, Gatot Hari Priowirjanto, Achmad Purnomo and Awangku Hassanal Bahar bin Pengiran Bagul |
| 58 | Women Empowerment: An overview of the Global Context Madhu Sharma |
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iCon-MESSSH’19
4th International Conference on Management, Engineering, Science, Social Science and Humanities (iCon-MESSSH’19)
Phuket, Thailand
After the huge success of previous Conferences ICRTSTMSD-18, ICRDSTHM-17 & ICSTHBM-16 organized in Bali, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok respectively, SRD launches its next conference The 4th International Conference on Management, Engineering, Science, Social Science and Humanities (iCon-MESSSH’19) in Phuket, Thailand.
The 4th International Conference on Management, Engineering, Science, Social Science and Humanities (iCon-MESSSH’19) will take place on July 26-27, 2019. It will bring together Academicians and Experts from different parts of the world to exchange the knowledge and ideas at a common platform to strengthen the Academics and Industry. Whether you are a first time participants or have been to New Horizons before, we look forward to welcoming you at Phuket. We are sure you will find it to be another informative and memorable academic event.
CONFERENCE CHAIR / CO-CHAIRS
 Prof. Dr. R. C. Singh, Sharda University, India Conference Chair |
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 Dr. J.C Patni,University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, India Conference Co-Chair Theme: Parallel, Distributed and High Performance Computing |
 Dr. Manu Pratap Singh, IET, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University, Agra, India Conference Co-Chair Theme: Multi Objective Optimization with Soft Computing |
 Dr. P. R. Marasigan, College of Arts and Sciences, Laguna State Polytechnic University, Philippines Conference Co-Chair Theme: Science, Technology & Management |
 Dr. Natthasurachet Promsing, RAKMAE Phomuang School, Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand Conference Co-Chair Theme: Positive Psychology |
 Dr. Gunjan Jain,Vidya College of Engineering, India Conference Co-Chair Theme: Trends and Innovation in Teaching & Learning English Language |
 Dr. Sunantha Prime, California State University at Fresno, California Conference Co-Chair Theme: Optimal Models and Business Applications |
 Dr. Venus C. Ibarra, San Pablo Colleges, Philippines Conference Co-Chair Theme: Environment, Services and Products Sustainability Management |
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KEYNOTE SPEAKER
To be updated soon…
CALL FOR PAPERS/POSTERS
Science and Technology: Social Networking, Software Engineering, Image Processing, Data Communication and Networks, Mobile ad-hoc and Sensor Networks, Multimedia and Virtual Reality, Grid and Cluster Computing, Cloud Computing, Algorithms, E-Services, AI and Intelligent System, Embedded Systems, Control Theory, VLSI Design, Digital Signal Processing, Fashion Design and Architecture, Physical Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Biological Sciences
Management: Knowledge Management and Learning Organization, Risk Management, Decision Science, Operations Management, Business Ethics, Strategic Negotiation, Technology Management, Entrepreneurship, Performance Management, Management Information System, Supply Chain Management, Adaptive Business Practices, Management of Innovation Processes, Financial Engineering, Reliability Analysis.
Humanities and Social Science: Health, Education, Employment, Housing and Social Security, Critical Cultural Studies, Communications and Linguistics Studies, The relationship of humanities to other knowledge domains (technology, Science, Economics), The study of humans and humanity, past and present, Literary Humanities Theme Civic, Political, Community Studies.
CONFERENCE VENUE
The proposed venue of the conference is Patong Merlin Hotel, Phuket, Thailand.
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
The accepted and registered papers of iCon–MESSSH’19 will be published in Conference Proceedings with ISBN.
ONLINE PUBLICATION
The selected papers after peer review will be published online in
International Journal of Engineering and Technology(UAE)
and few more.
IMPORTANT DATES
| First Round | Second Round | Third Round | Final Round | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Draft paper/Poster Submission (.doc, .docx, .pdf) | 15th Nov 2018 | 15th Jan 2019 | 15th Mar 2019 | 15th May 2019 |
| Acceptance Notification | 25th Nov 2018 | 25th Jan 2019 | 25th Mar 2019 | 25th May 2019 |
| Camera Ready Paper Submission (Strictly in .doc or .docx format) | 30th Nov 2018 | 30th Jan 2019 | 30th Mar 2019 | 30th May 2019 |
| Registration Deadline | 30th Nov 2018 | 30th Jan 2019 | 30th Mar 2019 | 30th May 2019 |
REGISTRATION FEE (NON SCOPUS)
The below mentioned fee is applicable for up to 06 pages. After 06 pages, additional USD 10 per page will be charged.
| Category | First Round (Till 30th Nov 2018) | Second Round (30th Jan 2019) | Third Round (30th Mar 2019) | Final Round (30th May 2019) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRD Member* | USD 160 | USD 180 | USD 215 | USD 255 |
| Non-Student Author* | USD 180 | USD 220 | USD 235 | USD 275 |
| Student Author* | USD 160 | USD 180 | USD 215 | USD 255 |
| Per Additional Paper* | USD 75 | USD 90 | USD 105 | USD 120 |
| Poster Presentation | USD 100 | USD 120 | USD 140 | USD 160 |
| Listener | USD 100 | USD 120 | USD 140 | USD 160 |
| Extra Proceeding | USD 45 | USD 50 | USD 55 | USD 60 |
REGISTRATION FEE (SCOPUS INDEXED)
The registration fee for Scopus indexed Journal Publication (online) will be USD 75* more in all categories as mentioned in fee details above.
PAPER FORMAT
The papers can be submitted in SRD template. To download SRD paper template please go to Downloads link. Once your paper is accepted, the camera ready paper* has strictly to be submitted in .doc or .docx file only along with registration fee receipt and filled Copyright Transfer form duly signed by any of the authors of concerned paper.
NOTE
*The authors who are unable to format the paper in SRD/Journal template can ask for editorial help with a charge of USD 10 for upto 06 pages. After 06 pages, additional charge of USD 02 will be applicable per page.
SUBMIT PAPER
All papers to be submitted through email attachment to be sent to conference@socrd.org and srdglobe@gmail.com through attachment.
PLAGIARISM POLICY
Plagiarism is the reuse of someone else’s published processes, results, or words without explicitly acknowledging the original author and source. We firmly believe that ethical conduct is the most essential virtual of any academic. Hence any act of plagiarism is not accepted.
BEST PAPER AWARD
The best paper awards for each session will be declared in valedictory session in the conference by the Conference Chair and Session Chairs.
THE PHUKET TOUR
There are plenty of really memorable things to do in Phuket. The island itself has a beautiful historical old town, great viewpoints and iconic cultural attractions. It is also a good base for exploring the nearby islands and must-see attractions. These include world-famous places like Phang Nga Bay and the Phi Phi Islands.
The following is the list of 10 best pick of the things which one should absolutely not miss while in Phuket:
- Phi Phi Islands + Khai Island by Speedboat – A speedboat tour that lets you see more and get off at every stop. Fish feeding at Khai Island.
- Phi Phi Islands + Bamboo Island by Speedboat – A speedboat tour that lets you see more and get off at every stop. Great snorkeling outside Mosquito Island.
- Phi Phi Islands by Cruise Boat – The big cruise boat tour will take you sightseeing around Phi Phi Islands. Additional choice of VIP cruise.
- Similan Islands – A speedboat tour with focus on excellent snorkeling in Similan Marine National Park.
- James Bond Island by Longtail Boat with Canoe – A tour around Phang Nga Bay on a traditional Thai longtail boat.
- James Bond Island by Speedboat with Canoe – A speedboat tour around Phang Nga Bay that lets you see more and get off at every stop
- Phi Phi 6 Islands – Speedboat tours that combines Phi Phi Islands with several other islands.
- FantaSea Show – A Las Vegas-style Thai cultural show that can be combined with a great buffet dinner and front row seats.
- James Bond Island by Cruise Boat with Canoe – A big cruise boat tour that will take you sightseeing and canoeing around Phang Nga Bay.
- ATV + Elephant Trekking + White Water Rafting – An all-in-one adventure tour in and around Phang Nga Rafting Camp.
Island Tours
- Phi Phi Islands – Speedboat tours that combines Phi Phi Islands with several other islands.
- James Bond Island – Speedboat tours that combines James Bond Island with several other islands, and June Bahtra cruise by junk boat.
- Coral Island – A speedboat tour to Coral island that can be combined with various sea activities.
- Khai Islands – Speedboat tours to explore all three Khai Islands.
- Krabi Islands – The popular 4-in-1 speedboat tour that will take you to all the highlights of Krabi’s archipelago
- Phang Nga Bay – June Bahtra sunset dinner cruise and John Gray’s Hong by Starlight.
- Raya Yai Island – A speedboat tour that will let you explore the amazing beaches and the great snorkeling of Raya Yai Island.
- Similan Islands – A speedboat tour with focus on excellent snorkeling in Similan Marine National Park. Day tours and overnight snorkeling camping.
- Tachai Island – A speedboat tour to Tachai Island, also called Virgin Island, north of the Similan National Park.
Adventure Tours
- ATV – Different combinations of ATV (Quad bike) rides.
- Elephant Trekking – Different combinations of elephant trekking and ATV rides.
- Flying Hanuman – Fly from tree to tree over an area of 80,000 sqm of lush jungle forest.
- Jungle Safari – Jungle day trips in Khao Lak & Khao Sok national parks and overnight safari stays in Khao Sok national park.
- Sport Fishing – Big game fishing at Raya Yai Island or big game fishing with live bait at Raya Noi and Raya Yai islands.
- White Water Rafting – Different combinations of white water rafting, ATV and elephant trekking.
- Entertainment Tours
- FantaSea Show – A Las Vegas-style Thai cultural show that can be combined with a great buffet dinner and front row seats.
- Siam Niramit Phuket – A world-class performance of Thailand’s arts and cultural heritage.
- Simon Cabaret –An international, extravagant and glamorous transvestite show.
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Conference Schedule ICRTSTMSD-18
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Invited Speaker (ICRTSTMSD-18)
Prof. (Dr.) V. K. Saraswat is presently working as Director in the Institute of Engineering & Technology, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University, Agra, India. He has more than 18 years experience of teaching PG/UG Classes. He has supervised 08 research scholars of Ph.D in which 06 research scholars have been awarded successfully. He has published more than 20 papers in Journals of repute and presented more that 10 papers in national and international conferences. He has organized many conferences, workshops and Seminars. He is Member of Computer Society of India (CSI) and Life Member of Operations Research Society of India (ORSI).
Prof. (Dr.) Abul Hasan Siddiqi
Ex-Pro-Vice-Chancellor,
Aligarh Muslim University, India
Area - Mathematics and its applications
Prof. (Dr.) Hamzah A. Rahman
University of Malaya,
Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
Area – Quantity Surveying,
Built Environment.
Prof. (Dr.) Rajeev Bhatla
Banaras Hindu University, India
Area – Time Series Analysis,
Geo Physics .
Dr. K. Srinivasan
Research Coordinator
& Faculty of Business Studies, HCT,
Al Khuwair, Muscat, Oman.
Prof. (Dr.) Pammy Manchanda
Guru Nanak Dev University
Amritsar, India
Area - Wavelets Applications
of Functional Analysis,
Data Mining.
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