Volume 9 | Issue 12 |

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On December 26, 2004, a tsunami triggered by a 9.2 Mw earthquake near the coast of Sumatra island in the Indian Ocean devastated more than ten countries around the ocean, including Sri Lanka, Thailand, Indonesia, and India killing at least 230,000 people, including visitors from Australia, Europe, and North America, and causing massive economic losses. The sudden tragedy, which resulted in the largest tsunami destruction in human history, shook the entire world. In terms of geographical perspectives, 3D visualisation will most likely help the public in visualising and understanding tsunami challenges. The visualisation in 3D is a nice technique because it adds some realistic elements and makes it more engaging. Anyone can benefit from watching this tsunami disaster depiction. 3D Tsunami modelling can be a very useful tool for users to have a better understanding of tsunamis and to see how they can protect themselves from being killed by tsunami big waves.

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Remote sensing, GIS, Geosptial data, Tsunami, 3D Visualization

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DR. SHIVAPRASAD SINGH KE UPNYASO KI EK ZALAK

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DR. SHIVAPRASAD SINGH KE UPNYASO KI EK ZALAK

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Mind map, Research methods, Research design, Research ethics, Mixed method study.

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Financial Inclusion, Retail Banking , Macro and Micro Economic Environment , Information Technology, Opportunities and Challenges.

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Psychological factors as depression and somatization are considered along with a high level of disability as risk factors for developing persistent low back pain (LBP). Furthermore, LBP and psychosocial distress are two of the most frequent reasons for seeking health care and sickness absence. However, it is not clear how these factors are inter-correlated. However, over the last two decades, there has been increasing evidence for psychosocial and psychological facets being crucial in the understanding of pain perception and subsequent disability (Chou & Shekelle, 20101 .It is furthermore suggested that psychological factors, that is, emotions, beliefs and avoidant behaviors, are linked to poor outcome of the rehabilitation process in LBP patients (Pincus & McCracken, 2013). These LBP-related consequences may compromise their quality of life and increase their long-term health care expenses.2Aim of the study- To find the Prevalence of psychosomatic distress and its association with Quality of life among patients of nonspecific low back pain -in South Gujarat. Methodology- Patient with 25-55 yrs of age with non-specific low back pain were included in the study. (Observational study) The following socio-demographic variables were collected at intake: age, sex, marital status, highest level of educational attainment and annual household income .BMI .The quality of life was measured using Sf-124. The Distress and Risk Assessment Method (DRAM) 3 was used in this study to assess psychological distress related to depression and somatization. Statistical analysis- statistical software version 20 was used for statistical analysis. Descriptive statistics was used for demographic and clinical variables .Pearson correlation was used to evaluate the association between psychosomatic distress and Quality of life. The level of significance was p?0.05.Result and conclusion-50.43 %were found to be at risk, 6.95% were found to be distressed (somatic) and 10.43% were found to be distressed (depressive).Significant correlation was found between psychosomatic distress and quality of life among patients of non- specific low back pain in South Gujarat.

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Prevalence, Psychosocial distress, Quality of life, Non-specific low-back pain

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Cyber Security plays a robust role in the area of information technology. Safeguarding information has become a massive problem in the current world scenario. As this paper describes the in-depth technical approach to perform manual penetration testing as well as automated testing using ZAP in web applications for testing the integrity and security of the web application and also serves as a guide to test OWASP top 10 security vulnerabilities. The paper is focused on providing detailed knowledge about manual and automated web application penetration testing methodologies to secure them from malicious contents which can be used to manipulate the application.

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Cyber Security, web application security, OWASP Top 10 (2021), penetration testing, Automated And Manual Testing

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This study aims to assess and explore time, cost and quality management in the construction industry. The purpose of the study was to identify factors that affect time; Cost and quality management in construction projects. This study is limited to the perspective of an appropriate sample of professionals in the construction industry. The method used to collect the data is the questionnaire and interview, but is subject to descriptive statistical analysis using the percentage, mean score and frequency of data collected. The main factors affecting time, cost and quality in a construction project were planned and scheduled deficiencies, fraudulent methods and the kickback and lack of and clear evaluation standards. The study recommends that the construction team work hard to ensure effective management of time, cost and quality in the construction product. The objective of this study is to analyze how time, cost and quality management on construction projects is perceived by those involved in project teams. Conclusions are drawn up and recommendations are made regarding time, cost and quality management estimates for construction projects. In the construction industry, the concept of risk management is a less popular technique There are three main stages in the systematic approach to risk management in the construction industry. These stages include: a) risk response; B) risk analysis and assessment; And c) risk identification. The high risk associated with the construction business affects everyone in it; However, functional analysis and construction hazard management is a very big task for industry professionals. This study will lead to a review of the existing literature on construction project risk management in developing countries, especially on the risk management process. There are not enough risk management process approaches in the literature that can capture the risk effects on different project objectives. The purpose of this literature review is to explore the most frequently used methods in risk identification and analysis. It also seeks to clarify the various classifications of risk sources in the existing literature in developing countries and to identify future research directions on project risks in the construction sector in developing countries.

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TIME, COST, QUALITY (TCQ) , RISK MANAGEMENT, SCHEDULING

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The increase of pollution in the environment is major concern and the presence of heavy metals in water bodies is harmful for flora and fauna as well as human. Even, water of the Ganga River which is considered to be the pure water is also polluted. Thus, to reduce the heavy metals viz. mercury, iron and chromium loads of the water samples collected from the Ganga River and distilled water. We used maize tassel (male flowers of Zea mays) which is usually an agricultural by product. It acts as adsorbate and has adsorption capacities for all mercury, iron and chromium and was found to be comparable to those of other commercial adsorbents currently in use for the removal of heavy metals from aqueous solutions. Adsorption of heavy metals by maize tassel might be attributed to their protein, carbohydrates and phenolic compounds, which have metal binding functional groups, such as carbonyl, hydroxyl, and amino groups. The Ganga water samples were taken from Haridwar and Varanasi and distilled water preserved in bottles. Mercury, iron and chromium were observed in these pre treatment samples. The reading for mercury, iron and chromium of the water samples were observed at different concentration using UV-Spectrophotometer (2731 EI). Further, maize tassel was cleaned and pulverized to fine pieces and 0.1 gm powder were added to these water samples and kept for 24 h at room temperature. The water that drained out of the tassel and then the obtained post treatment samples were analyzed for the amount of metals remaining in it. Batch experiments was conducted on stimulated solutions using tassel powder as adsorbent and the effect of pH and concentration on the extent of mercury, iron and chromium removal was studied.

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Adsorption, Spectrophotometer, Heavy metals and Maize tassel.

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The construction industry often accounts for about ten percent of GDP, with developing countries having the largest share. The productivity level of the construction industry largely depends on three factors, namely labor characteristics, management system and external issues. Many researchers have identified different factors that affect structural productivity. It is important to understand the level of productivity and to develop innovative methods to improve construction productivity. The productivity of a construction site has been as an issue for many years. This study reviews current productivity measurement literature, especially those related to the construction site and provides recommendations / suggestions for improving on-site productivity. It also shows that productivity can be measured by the actual consumption of the monthly plan / target concrete data. The target is the output of concrete input price and actual consumption productivity of concrete. Considering the single factor type of productivity i.e. concrete, we calculated the productivity for the shell and core type contract. It also shows some of the possible reasons for reduced productivity on the construction site due to improper shuttering and reinforcement activity.

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CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTIVITY, GDP, SHUTTERING

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Critical Thinking Ability; English Reading materials; EFL Reading class; University non-English majors

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