IOSR-JESTFT   Volume-12 ~ Issue-11 ~ November 2018

Abstract: The aim of this paper is to predict the average concentration of particulate matter of a particular region using artificial neural network. Air pollution represents a long lasting concern for the public authorities, the scientists as well as the civil society because it has a long term impact on health and the environment. The dispersions or suspensions of the particles in solid and the liquid forms in atmosphere are termed as aerosols. The term particulate matter (PM) is used to define the suspended solid-phase matter in the atmosphere. It is the mixture of the different elements. Further pollutants like SO2, CH4, CO, NO, O3 and NO2 are largely found in the industrial waste. The evidences reveal that sulfate and organic matter are the two main contributing factors for annual PM 10 and PM 2.5 concentrations.......

Keywords: Artificial Neural network, Air pollution, Human health, Mean Square Error, Particulate Matter

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[3]. Das M., Çevik Y., Erel, Ö., Çorbacioglu SK., Ischemia-modified albumin levels in the prediction of acute critical neurological findings in carbon monoxide poisoning, The Kaohsiung Journal of Medical Sciences, 32(4), 2016, 201-206.
[4]. Ma, J., Ma, F., Zhou, Z., Liu, Y., Theoretical prediction on CO insertion reactions through the anionic complex [ClMg(ƞ2-O2C]- as a catalyst, Journal of Atmospheric Pollution Research, 7(3), 2016, 412-418.
[5]. Seshadri, K., Bai, X., Rate-ratio asymptotic analysis of the influence of addition of carbon monoxide on the structure and mechanisms of extinction of no premixed methane flames with comparison to experiments, Journal of Combustion and Flame, 175(1), 2017, 107-117..

Abstract: Technological development and enormous increase in using electrical and electronic appliances resulted large quantities of e-waste. In India, e-waste issue is emerged as one of the global challenges. 4.1 Mt of e-waste was generated during 2015 and is expected to reach 8 Mt by 2025. Poor collection mechanisms, informal processing methods, illegal dumping, poor awareness among the users cause serious threats to human health and environment in the country. Upgrading and obsolescence of appliances left no way to the people except to go for new products, which cause more e-waste. Systematic collection and processing methods shall be developed and awareness programs shall be arranged for the users. e-Waste (Management) rules, 2016 shall be revised as per the experts suggestion and be implemented properly.

Keywords: e-waste, categorization, composition, human health, management, legislation

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Abstract: Objectives: To study the factors which affect outcome of trial of labor Materials and Methods: All pregnant women admitted to Goa Medical College, from October 2013 to June 2015, fulfilling the inclusion criteria were enrolled in this study. Data was collected in a proforma, meeting the objectives of the study. Antenatal/ past obstetric predictive factors with respect to successful TOLAC were analysed. Results: The study included 1,302 pregnant women with history of one or more previous cesarean deliveries, who fulfilled the inclusion criteria. 918 cases (70 %), including 236 subjects with previous 2 LSCS and 682 subjects with previous...........

Keywords: Trial oflabor after cesarean (TOLAC), Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC), Elective repeat cesarean delivery (ERCD)

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Abstract: Salinization process in the VGTB downstream has been primarily affected by the upstream flow, especially since large hydropower reservoirsthat operated the downstream flow mode have changed a lot compared to the past.In recent years, the salinity of the downstream river has been complicated, especially in Vu Gia and Vinh Dien whose high salinity level seriously affected water supply of Cau Do Water Factory and water pumping constructions on Vinh Dien River. In 2015, government issued a multi-reservoir operation procedure in the VGTB 1537 / QD-TTg. This is the third change that thereservoir operation procedure in the dry season was added, which supports more reasonable regulation of water resource to adapt to the drought and salinity. In order to evaluate the effectiveness..........

Keywords: Salinity intrusion, hydropower plants, reservoir operation, catchment, Vu Gia Thu Bon River

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[4]. Nguyen The Hung and Nguyen Huu Thiem (2013), "Application of the model of Mike 11 prediction of salinity intrusion in the Vu Gia River." Journal of Science and Technology, University of Da Nang. 3, 64 (2013).
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Abstract: Pit latrines eventually fill up and mostly have to be disludged for continued reuse of the facility. Disludging and disposal of pit latrine contents may expose the public and disludgersto harmful pathogens. Helminthes have been found to exist in faecal sludge and are the most resilient hence their elimination would render the faecal sludge safe upon exposure. Little is known on the occurrence of helminthes parasites and their magnitude in Kenya. It's on these facts that this research is based upon to find out the various helminthes species present in faecal sludge and their occurrences in regard to pit latrine depth. Thirty five pit latrines were selected purposively and sampled at............

Keywords: faecal sludge, helminthes ova, pit latrine

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Abstract: Climate change poses a grave threat to the economies, healthcare, societies, and natural environment. It is caused by various factors, such as the rapid growth of human population, transportation, technology advance, and land use change. The change of land utilization from vegetation to urban areas affects the ecological balance of city environment, especially oxygen needs and the surrounding climate. This present study aims at determining the coverage area of green open space required in Tasikmalaya city, Indonesia, based on the oxygen needs Gerakis formula is employed to calculate the needs of oxygen for human, vehicles, and livestock. The result showed that the green open space in Tasikmalaya city was 342.27 Ha. It is smaller than the required green open space necessary to increase the participation oh the community and business practitioners as the strategy to develop the green..........

Keywords: climate change, green open space, oxygen needs

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Abstract: An attempt is made in the present study to assess the drinking water quality in Dupadu. Drinking water samples collected from 4 locations covering uniformly the entire village. The parameters such as pH, Turbidity, Conductivity, Acidity, Alkalinity, Hardness and fluoride were determined. From the analysis, it is observed that the fluoride concentration in drinking water in this village varies from 1.7 mg/l to 2.0 mg/l causing dental and skeletal flourosis. Overall water quality was unsatisfactory for drinking drinking purposes without any prior treatment. The reason for selecting this village is it's our own village, my village people has been suffering from lot of water borne diseases like fluorosis, cholera etc. We decided to know what are the parameters having the drinking water which causes to water borne diseases and suggested to government to take the necessary precautions about public health.

Keywords: Drinking water quality, Flouride concentration, IS & WHO standards

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Abstract: Teachers use whiteboards written on using whiteboard marker pens. The solvents in the whiteboard marker pen ink are toxic and irritants making chemical safety necessary in schools. Chemical safety is the prevention of the short and long term adverse effects to humans and the environment from the production, storage, transportation, use and disposal of chemicals. The use of chemicals therefore requires an understanding of what makes the chemicals dangerous as well as its both acute and chronic hazards. This study sought to establish the safety knowledge, attitude and practices of teachers on use of dry erase ink. The study design was Cross Sectional with 224 respondents...........

Keywords: Attitude, Chemical safety, Knowledge, Practices, Teachers

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Abstract: This study focused on the use of antimicrobial edible coatings and films to reduce populations of foodborne pathogens in foods.The edible films were made by various lavander essential oil(Lavandula Stoechas L. Subsp. Stoechas ) concentrations of 1 %, 2 %,egg white protein powder (EWPP) 5% (w/v) and sorbitol 3% (w/v) as plasticizer. Kashar cheese samples were artificially contaminated with Escherichia coli O157:H7 and Staphylococcus aureus at a level of 106 cfu-g. After coating some of the Kashar cheese samples with film, all samples were stored at 4 °C for 30 days. Antimicrobial activities and selected physical-chemical parameters were assessed on the 1st, 7th, 15th...........

Keywords: Edible film, Kashar cheese, lavander essential oil

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Abstract: The existence of factories has a significant potential to transform community, whether to being more of negativity or of positivity. The factories, thus, are supposed to inhibit the negative effects upon the community as they could generate serious conflicts within the community; which, further, is said to distract factorial and social activities. One of the negative effects refers to any environmental tragedies as result of lack of responsibility from the factories for maintaining and personifying their commitment in an ethical business world. Lots of demands, therefore, are burdened to the factories, requiring them to soon complete their responsibilities upon the community. This current research aimed at investigating role of CSR as a behavioral commitment of factory in response to environmental issues around Purwodadi Sugar Factory. Based on the result of the research, it had been shown that CSR had succeeded to overcome the environmental issues as it could suppress and minimize the occurrence..............

Keywords: CSR, Commitment, Factory, Enviroment

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Abstract: The drainage of mining waters from underground polymetallic mining activity has led to the study of water polluted by mining and its environmental impact in the communities of the Opamayo River Basin of the Huancavelica region, to assess the polluting metal species ; Therefore, the concentrations of the elements existing in waters of the basin and some of its main tributaries were determined, in order to know the real risk generated in the area, for the analysis of these metals the analytical method of spectrophotometry was implemented. Atomic absorption flames, achieving the characteristic concentration according to the equipment Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer............

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Abstract: This study was undertaken to investigate the extent of Organochlorine and Organophosphorous pesticides residues in water samples from some paddy fields ditches, ponds and tubewells in Daudkandi Thana of Comilla district in Bangladesh by using High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC). Among 25 samples, Organophosphorus (Malathion) pesticide was found in eleven samples while Organocholorine was absent. The level of the pesticide residues (Malathion) were found in the range of 1 to 82 ppm, which were above the maximum acceptable levels of total and individual pesticide contamination.

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Abstract: To fulfill the demand for land in the surrounding of Losari Beach in Makasar city due to increasing population growth and economic activities, now the local government is and will be doing the reclamation in the area that will be referred to as Center Point of Indonesia (CPI). Coastal reclamation has potential to affect the quality of marine waters. Therefore, it is necessary to water quality computational modeling to forecast changes in water quality due to reclamation to consequently planned measures to minimize the negative impact. Computational modeling of water quality is done by the software MIKE-21 module ECO-Lab FM from DHI. This module is the latest a numerical simulation tool for modeling 2D and 3D ecology an ecosystem. Based on modeling results, the value of Biological Oxygen.........

Keywords: reclamation, water quality, BOD, DO, numerical modeling

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Abstract: The preservative potentials of the aqueous extracts of Moringa oleifera seeds, leaves and stem bark were studied by evaluating their antibacterial activities against some bacteria isolated from spoilt locally produced soymilk at different concentrations of 2g/100ml, 4g/100ml, 6g/100ml, 8g/100ml and 10g/100ml each of the seeds, leaves and stem bark powder. This was aimed at finding an alternative, but safer and cheaper way of preserving soymilk. The bacteria isolates were Escherichia coli, Enterococcus faecalis, and Staphylococcus aureus. The result of the study showed that the seeds, leaves, and stem bark of aqueous extracts of Moringa oleifera were active against the isolated bacteria..........

Keywords: Soymilk, Moringa oleifera, Escherichia coli, Enterococcus faecalis, and Staphylococcus aureus, antibacterial, preservative.

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Abstract: The Andaman Islands represent one of the Indo-Pacific's most ecologically significant marine environments, which supports various elasmobranch communities. The two elasmobranch groups that exist there face multiple threats, such as overfishing and habitat destruction, and the illegal wildlife trade. The traditional underwater visual census and longline survey methods fail to detect these animals in complex reef and seagrass habitats, which results.........

Keywords: environmental DNA, eDNA metabarcoding, elasmobranchs, Andaman Islands, marine biodiversity, shark conservation

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