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 Proceeding of
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Engineering and Technology

ICRTET’2016
Volume 1

Computer Engineering
Information Technology
Civil Engineering
 About ICRTET’2016
5th International Conference on “Recent Trends in Engineering & Technology”
ICRTET’2016 held during April 28-30, 2016 in Chandwad, Nashik, (Maharashtra) India.
ICRTET’2016 helps to bring together researchers, academician and Industrial experts in the field of
Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering,
Information Technology and Mechanical Engineering to a common forum.

The primary goal of the conference is to promote research and developmental activities in
Engineering & Technology. Secondly, it provides a platform to exchange the knowledge & scientific
information amongst academicians, researches, developers, engineers, students, and practitioners
working in India and abroad.

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and experiences in all the relevant areas. English is considered as an official language of the
conference.

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Computer Engineering
Information Technology
Civil Engineering
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 Organizing Committee

Chief Patrons
Shri. Bebilalji K. Sancheti
Shri. Ajitkumarji S. Surana
Shri. Jawaharlalji S. Abad
Shri. Zumbarlalji H. Bhandari
Shri. Dineshkumarji B. Lodha
Shri. Sunilkumarji M. Chopda
Patron
Prof. M. M. Rathore
Principal, SNJB's Late Sau. K. B. Jain College of Engineering, Chandwad
Advisory Committee
Dr. D. P. Nathe, Joint Director, DTE Dr. Mrs. S. N. Madhekar, COE Pune
Dr. G. K. Kharate, MERC, Nashik Dr. Mrs. A. M. Rajurkar, MGM’s COE, Nanded
Dr. R. Kapuno, Jr., CIT Philippines Dr. R. M. Warkhedkar, Govt. COE, Karad
Mr. Mayur Shah, AMA,USA Dr. N. P. Futane, Govt. COE, Avsari
Dr. R. Kolandaisamy ,Uni. of Malaya Dr. S. V. Bonde, SGGS’s IET, Nanded
Mr. Anirban Haldar, L&T ,Denmark Dr. D. S. Bormane RSCOE, Pune
Prof. Amit Agrawal, IIT Bombay Dr. V. J. Kakhandki, Trinity Academy of Engg, Pune
Prof. S. Balasubramanian ,IIT Bombay Dr. V. J. Gond, G. N. Sapkal COE, Nashik
Dr. D. C. Jinwala, SVNIT, Surat Dr. S. Y. Kute, KKWIEER COE, Nashik
Dr. Upena Dalal, SVNIT, Surat Dr. A. J. Patil, BOS Chairman, NMU, Jalgaon
Dr. S. G. Bhirud, VJTI, Mumbai Dr. S. S. Sane , KKWIEER COE, Nashik
Dr. K. K. Sangale, VJTI, Mumbai Dr. Mrs. V. H. Patil, MCOERC, Nashik
Dr. A. G. Chandak, Consultant, MNRE, GoI Dr. M. U. Kharat, MET, COE, Nashik
Dr. D. G. Regulwar, Govt. COE, Aurangabad Dr. N. G. Bawane, SBJIJMR, Nagpur
Dr. R. K. Shrivastava Govt. COE, Aurangabad Dr. G. K. Patnaik, SSBT COET, Jalgaon
Dr. R. R. Manthalkar, SGGS’s IET, Nanded Dr. P. R. Suresh, NSS COE, Palakkad

Conference Secretary
Prof. Mrs. K. M. Sanghavi, Head, Computer Department
Prof. Dr. V. A. Wankhede, Head, E & TC Department
Prof. P. R. Bhaladhare, Head, IT Department
Prof. U. S. Kasar, Head, MBA Department
Prof. S. B. Chavan, Head, Applied Science Department
Program Director
Prof. Yuvaraj L. Bhirud
Associate Professor, Civil Department,
SNJB's Late Sau. K. B. Jain College of Engineering, Chandwad – 423 101.
Dist. Nasik.(M.S.) India
Website: www.snjbcoe.org
Tel: +91-2556-253750
Fax:+91-2556-253811
 Program Committee

Program Committee
Sr. No Committee Name of faculty Departments Roles
1 Program Director Prof. Y. L. Bhirud Civil Engineering Super Chair

Prof. M. A. Mechkul E & TC Engineering Track Chair

Prof. G. S. Pawar E & TC Engineering Track Chair
Prof. H. S. Deore Mechanical Engineering Track Chair
Prof. Y. S. Kulkarni Mechanical Engineering Track Chair
2 Track Chairs Prof. D. S. Rajnor Computer Engineering Track Chair
Prof. A. J. Shakadwipi Computer Engineering Track Chair
Prof. V. K. Wani Information Technology Track Chair
Prof. Mrs. K. R. Nirmal Information Technology Track Chair
Prof. V. M. Pandit Civil Engineering Track Chair
Prof. T. H. Sonawane Civil Engineering Track Chair
Prof. Mrs. D. P. Pawar Computer Engineering Coordinator
Ms. S. B. Memane E & TC Engineering Member
3 Ms. B. S. Lalwani Computer Engineering Member
Reception
Ms. P. D. Randhawane E & TC Engineering Member
Prof. Mrs. M. S. Dhomse Civil Engineering Member
Prof. R. U. Pawar Information Technology Coordinator
Prof. D. D. Aher Civil Engineering Coordinator
Prof. N. C. Mutha Computer Engineering Member
4 Registration Prof. Ms. K. D. Chopra Computer Engineering Member
Prof. V. N. Bagul Civil Engineering Member
Prof. N. K. Sancheti E & TC Engineering Member
Prof. D. D. Sancheti Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. S. U. Patil Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. S. D. Sancheti Mechanical Engineering Coordinator
5 Invitation Prof. G. S. Pawar E & TC Engineering Member
Mr. S. Y. Burkule Establishment Section Member
Prof. R. R. Bhandari Computer Engineering Coordinator
Prof. P.N. Achaliya Information Technology Member
Certificate Mr. S. Y. Burkule Establishment Section Member
6 Printing & Kit
Mr. A. S. Mokal Store Member
Selection
Mr. P. D .Bagmar Mechanical Engineering Member
Mr. S. J. Gaikwad Civil Engineering Member
Paper Editing & Prof. G.P. Dhomse Computer Engineering Coordinator
7 Proceeding Prof. P. S. Desai Information Technology Member
Preparation Prof. V. K. Wani Information Technology Member
Prof. Mrs. S. V. Sinha Information Technology Member
Program Committee vii

Prof. Mrs. K. R. Nirmal Information Technology Member

Prof. Mrs. S. A. Chavan Information Technology Member
Prof. P. N. Achaliya Information Technology Member
Prof. A. R. Bramhecha Information Technology Member
Prof. R. U. Pawar Information Technology Member
Prof. R. P. Bafana Information Technology Member
Prof. M. D. Kawade Information Technology Member
Prof. N. V. Sharma Information Technology Member
Prof. Y. K. Desai Information Technology Member
Prof. Ms. S. B. Memane E & TC Engineering Member
Prof. P. D. Randhawane E & TC Engineering Member
Prof. Ms. P. P. Chopda E & TC Engineering Member
Prof. Mutha Hemant E & TC Engineering Member
Prof. R. A. Gawande E & TC Engineering Member
Prof. D. J. Pawar E & TC Engineering Member
Prof. H. R. Thakare Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. S. U. Patil Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. P. B. Bagmar Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. D. D. Sancheti Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. Y. S. Kulkarni Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. R. R. Kankaria Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. S. P. Ingale Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. D. H. Darekar Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. R. M. Chandore Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. S. S. Aher Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. Ms. R. A. Binayake Civil Engineering Member
Prof. R. S. Sonawane Civil Engineering Member
Prof. H. A. Shirsath Civil Engineering Member
Prof. Mrs. M. S. Dhomse Civil Engineering Member
Mr. S. J. Gaikwad Civil Engineering Member
Prof. A. R. Bramhecha Information Technology Coordinator
Prof. H. A. Shirsath Civil Engineering Member
Prof. P. S. Desai Information Technology Member
8 Accommodation
Prof. R. R. Bhandari Computer Engineering Member
Prof. Nilesh Sharma Information Technology Member
Prof. Ram Gawande E & TC Engineering Member
viii Program Committee

Prof. M. A. Ahire Mechanical Engineering Coordinator

Prof. K. B. Gore Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. R. A. Geete E & TC Engineering Member
Prof. V. C. Jadhav Mechanical Engineering Member
9 Food Prof. D. H. Darekar Mechanical Engineering Member
Management Prof. S. B. Ambhore Computer Engineering Member
Prof. M. A. Kulkarni Civil Engineering Member
Mr. A. B. Mawal Mechanical Engineering Member
Mr. P. M. Shirsath Civil Engineering Member
Ms. S. B .Jondhale Information Technology Member
Ms. Desai Madhuri Information Technology Member
Prof. S. S. Thakare E & TC Engineering Manager
Prof. Mrs. B. A. Khivsara Computer Engineering Coordinator
Prof. R. R. Bhandari Computer Engineering Coordinator
Prof. Mrs. K. R. Nirmal Information Technology Coordinator
Session Prof. Mrs. S. V. Sinha Information Technology Coordinator
10 Management Prof. Mrs. S. M. Pawar Civil Engineering Coordinator
Prof. P. M. Yeole Civil Engineering Coordinator
Prof. M. A. Mechkul E & TC Engineering Coordinator
Prof. G. S. Pawar E & TC Engineering Coordinator
Prof. R. C. Patil Mechanical Engineering Coordinator
Prof. R. M. Shinde Mechanical Engineering Coordinator

Prof. K. S. Tated E & TC Engineering Coordinator

Prof. Ms. L. R. Lasi MBA Member
Prof. M. D. Kawade Information Technology Member
Prof. N. D. Bhandari MBA Member
Prof. Deepali Pawar Computer Engineering Member
Prof. H. S. Deore Mechanical Engineering Member
11 Stage Prof. H. R. Thakare Mechanical Engineering Member
Management
Prof. H. K. Padmanabhan MBA Member
Prof. Swati Sinha Information Technology Member
Prof. P. M. Bora Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. Mrs. R. K. Jain Information Technology Member
Mr. S. S. Wadnere Computer Engineering Member
Mr. S. A. Wagh Information Technology Member
Mr. J. G. Rahane E & TC Engineering Member
Mr. A. V. Bhamare E & TC Engineering Member

Publicity- Web Prof. P. N. Achaliya Information Technology Member

12 Site Press Mr. S. Y. Burkule Establishment Section Member
Program Committee ix

Prof. P. M. Bora Mechanical Engineering Coordinator

Prof. R. M. Gavande E & TC Engineering Member
Mr. S. B. Arote Establishment Section Member
13 Transportation
Mr. K. S. Vyas Civil Engineering Member
Mr. S. S. Sonawane Student Section Member
Mr. Pansare Kiran Student Section Member
Mr. S. P. Landge Account Section Coordinator
Mr. S. D. Bafana Account Section Member
Mr. S. V. Thorat Account Section Member
14 Finance
Mr. P. B. Aher E & TC Engineering Member
Mr. R. S. Sonawane Civil Engineering Member
Mr. S. S. Patil Computer Engineering Member
Mr. N. C. Khairnar Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. P. N. Achaliya Information Technology Member
15 Animation & Prof. H. R. Thakare Mechanical Engineering Member
Design Prof. P. D. Bagmar Mechanical Engineering Member
Prof. V. N. Bagul Civil Engineering Coordinator
16 Post Conference Prof. K. B. Gore Mechanical Engineering Member
Communication Prof. H. A. Shirsath Civil Engineering Member
Mr. M. B. Kedar Library Section Member
Mr. A. S. Mokal Store Section Member
Mr. U. P. Ingle Workshop Section Member
Mr. S. M. Patil Workshop Section Member
Mr. A. R. Desale Workshop Section Member
Mr. S. D. Aher Workshop Section Member
Mr. S. S. Tandale Workshop Section Member
Mr. H. B. Jadhav E & TC Engineering Member
17 Supporting Mr. P. R. Jadhav Computer Engineering Member
Committee Mr. S. J. Gaikwad Civil Engineering Member
Mr. P. N. Jadhav Mechanical Engineering Member
Mr. S. B. Pardeshi Library Section Member
Mr. R. C. Thoke E & TC Engineering Member
Mr. P. J. Bagul Office Member
Mr. S. B. Jadhav Computer Engineering Member
Mr. S. V. Gade Mechanical Engineering Member
Mr. B. V. Nikam Office Member
Mr. N. S. Raut Workshop Section Member
Mr. S. S. Nikam Civil Engineering Member
Mr. S. B. Gangurde Library Section Member
Mr. K. D. Wagh Applied Science Member
x Program Committee

Mr. S. N. Ghuge Office Member

Mr. N. M. Kale Account Section Member
Mr. B. S. Kokande Library Section Member
Mr. K. V. Pawar MBA Member
 Program Committee

List Reviewers for Computer Track

Dr. M. R. Sanghavi (Associate Professor Department of Computer Engineering SNJB’s KBJ College of
Engineering Chandwad)

Prof. S. V. Sinha (Assistant Professor Department of Information Technology SNJB’s KBJ College of
Engineering Chandwad)

Prof. K. M. Sanghavi (Associate Professor and Head of Department of Computer Engineering SNJB’s KBJ
College of Engineering Chandwad)

Prof. B. A. Khivsara (Associate Professor Department of Computer Engineering SNJB’s KBJ College of
Engineering Chandwad)

Prof. D. R. Agrawal (Assistant Professor Department of Computer Engineering SNJB’s KBJ College of
Engineering Chandwad)

Prof. P. S. Desai (Assistant Professor Department of Information Technology SNJB’s KBJ College of
Engineering Chandwad)

Prof. R. R. Bhanadari (Assistant Professor Department of Computer Engineering SNJB’s KBJ College of
Engineering Chandwad)

Prof. D. S. Rajnor (Assistant Professor Department of Computer Engineering SNJB’s KBJ College of
Engineering Chandwad)

Prof. K. R. Nirmal (Assistant Professor Department of Information Technology SNJB’s KBJ College of
Engineering Chandwad)

Prof. P. R. Bhaladhare (Associate Professor and Head of Department of Information Technology SNJB’s
KBJ College of Engineering Chandwad)

Prof. V. K. Wani (Lecturer Department of Information Technology SNJB’s KBJ College of Engineering
Chandwad)

Prof. Yogita Desai (Leturer Department of Information Technology SNJB’s KBJ College of Engineering
Chandwad)

Prof. Neha Mutha (Lecturer Department of Computer Engineering SNJB’s KBJ College of Engineering
Chandwad)

Prof. G. P. Dhomse (Assistant Professor Department of Computer Engineering SNJB’s KBJ College of
Engineering Chandwad)

Prof. A. J. Shakadwipi (Lecturer Department of Computer Engineering SNJB’s KBJ College of Engineering
Chandwad)

Prof. P. N Achaliya (Lecturer Department of Information Technology SNJB’s KBJ College of Engineering
Chandwad)
xii Program Committee

Prof. Madhuri Kawade (Assistant Professor Department of Computer Engineering SNJB’s KBJ College of
Engineering Chandwad)

Prof.Milind Bhandare (Assistant Professor Department of Computer Engineering Late G. N. Sapkal

College of Engineering)

Prof.Nana Zalte(Assistant Professor Department of Computer Engineering Late G. N. Sapkal College of

Engineering)

Prof. Gaikwad K.P. (Assistant professor (CSE) Marathwada institute of technology, Aurangabad)

Prof. Archana Vaidya (Assistant Professor Department of Computer , R. H. sapat college of engineering
nashik)
List Reviewers for Civil Track

Dr. Suhasini Madhekar (College of Engineering, Pune)

Dr. Ishwar Sonar (College of Engineering, Pune)

Dr. Pravin Chaudhari (VJTI, Mumbai)

Dr. Ushadevi Patil (DY Patil College of Engineering Ambi, Pune)

Dr. Suman Jain (Sinhgad College of Engineering, Pune)

Dr. Deepa Joshi (DY Patil College of Engineering, Pimpry, Pune)

Prof. Vaishali Dawari (College of Engineering, Pune)

Prof .Vilas Patil (KKWIEER, Nashik)

Prof. Jyoti Bhusari (Sinhgad College of Engineering, Pune)

Prof. Suhas E. Tayade (MET Institue of Engineering, Nashik)

Prof. Upendra Saharkar (DY Patil College of Engineering Ambi, Pune)

Prof. Rajanikant Devalkar (NDMVPS, KBGT COE, Nashik)

Prof. Hemant Salunkhe (DY Patil College of Engineering Ambi, Pune)

Prof. Yuvaraj Bhirud (SNJB’s LSKBJ COE, Chandwad, Nashik)

Prof. Sadhana Pawar (SNJB’s LSKBJ COE, Chandwad, Nashik)

Prof. Pradeep Yeole (SNJB’s LSKBJ COE, Chandwad, Nashik)

Prof. Renuka Binayke (SNJB’s LSKBJ COE, Chandwad, Nashik)

Prof. Lalit Pawar (SNJB’s LSKBJ COE, Chandwad, Nashik)

Prof. Vinod Pandit (SNJB’s LSKBJ COE, Chandwad, Nashik)

 Message from Editor
It gives me immense pleasure to welcome you all for the 5th International conference on
Recent Trends in Engineering & Technology being organized at SNJB’s Late Sau. K. B. Jain college of
Engineering, Chandwad, Maharashtra on 28th -30th April 2016.

The main objective of this conference is to bring academicians, technocrats and researchers
to discuss sunrise technologies in core engineering branches. It also provides a comprehensive
forum to discuss recent advances and futuristic trends in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering,
Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Computer Engineering and Information Technology.
This conference would provide the participants a unique opportunity to exchange knowledge and to
identify solutions to global engineering challenges.

I am confident that this conference will provide an ideal opportunity for the delegates to
deliberate on technological challenges and road maps in above said areas. I am sure that this
Conference will ignite the young minds, enrich the experience and benefit the industries with new
emerging possibilities.

I wish all the authors and participants a successful meeting, fruitful interactions with
eminent personalities and an enjoyable stay at Chandwad, India.

Prof. M. M. Rathore,
Principal(I/c),
SNJB’s Late Sau. K. B. Jain College of Engineering, Chandwad.
 Message from Program Director
I am delighted to welcome you for the International Conference on Recent Trends in
Engineering & Technology – ICRTET’2016 (April 28-30, 2016). I am very providential to have so
many talented Professors, Scholars and Industry inhabitants implicated in the process of submitting
their research papers. Hard working track chairs and veteran reviewers done their work
enormously. Moreover I am gratified for the publishing support put forth by McGraw Hill
publication. I am thankful to our beloved Principal Prof. M. M. Rathode for his everlasting support. I
also take this opportunity to thanks all Heads of Department and my senior colleagues Dr. M. R.
Sanghavi, Prof. Mrs. K. M. Sanghavi, Dr. V. A. Wankhede, Prof. P. R. Bhaldhare, Prof. R. C. Patil and
Prof. S. D. Sancheti.

A remarkable response is received from all over the world. All the papers are accepted after
stringent review process. This was attributed to very strong technical committee that worked so
hard to make conference advertisement reach to so many aspirants. The strong commitment shown
by all track chairs was stupendous. After submission dead line, they worked very hard to get review
process done from expert reviewers to turn around a very high standard review that led to the
strong technical program before you.

On behalf of ICRTET’2016 organizing committee, we wish to thank all the members

of advisory committee, authors and presenters for their contributions. We would also like to extend
sincere thanks and appreciations to all individuals and organizations those who have supported and
helped us to make this conference a grand success. We also take this opportunity to put sincere
gratitude towards our Management, Administration and all section heads who extended all the
facilities and full cooperation during the preparation phase of the conference. Sincere thanks to
SNJB Team who have been involved directly/indirectly for producing this good quality and
wonderful ICRTET-2016 proceeding publication by McGraw Hill Publication and make this event as a
grant success.

We wish and will be very delighted to see you again in the ICRTET’ 2017.

Bhirud Y. L.
Program Director,
ICRTET’2016
 Contents


About ICRTET’2016 ii
Organizing Committee v
Program Committee vi
List Reviewers for Computer Track xi
List Reviewers for Civil Track xiii
Message From Editor xiv
Message From Program Director xv
no
1 A Reliable Power Aware Routing Scheme for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks 1
Mr. Makarand R. Shahade, Dr. D. N. Chaudhari
2 data deduplication in hybrid cloud with secured authorization 6
Patil Shweta, Pawar Mohini, Nikam Pratima, Jondhale Sonali Prof V.K.Wani.
3 Secure Online Transactions 10
Jyotsna Bhadane,NagamaDeshmukh, Komal Mule,Neha Vyavahare
4 Consolidation and migration technique for workload distribution in virtualized data 14
center
Tejashwini Y.Bhamare, Prof.B R Nandwalkar
5 Energy efficient orbital unequal clustering (EOUC) algorithm for heterogeneous wsn 19
Surabhi R. Gosavi, Prof. N. R. Wankhade
6 Online Job Portal 24
Agrawal Dipesh, Patil Deepali, More Bhagyashri, Shinde Kajal
7 Salient region detection using bottom-up approach 27
Ankita V. Raut, Prof. J. V. Shinde
8 A novel approach for sketch based image retrieval with descriptor 32
Dipika R. Birari, Prof. J. V. Shinde
9 Covert photographs classification 37
Vrushali C. Bhadane, Nanasaheb K. Zalte
10 Efficient algorithms for closed and hui itemsets mining 42
Mahendra M. Kapadnis,Prof. P. B. Koli
11 Web Usage Mining Using Superior Frequent Pattern Tree Algorithms 48
Tausib Mulani, Jivan Patni, Sagar Jain, Pritesh Bora
12 Machine learning based mining attribute based access control policies 54
Sonali V.Sapkale , B. R. Nandwalkar*
13 Smart Server IOT Based Temperature Monitoring System 63
Archana Ghumare,Tejaswini Kochar, Pooja Jain, Sneha Ahirrao ,Prof.R.R.Bhandari
14 Media Player Controlling by Hand Gesture and Color Detection 67
Shubham B, Vrushali G, Laxmi J, Bhandari R.R.
15 Online Management of Enterprise Resource Planning(ERP) for Gurukul 72
Application(OMEGA)
Miss Nupur V. Soni, Miss Devyani A. Vaidya , Mr. Prasanna R. Pagar , Mr. Ishan Gadoo,
Prof. Rajiv R. Bhandari
16 Online food delivery system 78
Ms. Supriya Pawar, Ms. Deepali Malvi, Ms. Priyanka Gaikwad, Mr. Shailesh Gandhi, Prof.
Anant Maind
17 SNJB's App 83
Miss.Ravina S. Kotwal, Miss.Prajakta R. Lute, Mr.Prashant P. Pagar, Mr.Rohit R. Surade,
Mrs.Kainjan M. Sanghavi
xviii Contents

18 Summarization of Multiple User Reviews in Text Domain 89

Anita K. Bodke , Milind G. Bhandare
19 Monitoring and controlling system for industrial Pollution using iot 95
Anuradha B. Kandekar, Nikita A. Kala, Namrata P. Jain, Nikita V. Tatiya , Deepali P. Pawar
20 Migration of ipv4 to ipv6 99
Mr. Nitesh Acharya, Mr. Amol Bhamare, Mr. Ashish Karpe, Mr.Sarvesh Sawant, Prof.Vipul
Agrwal
21 Generating multimedia answer by collecting web data 104
Ms. Sneha Deore, Mr. Imran Shaikh, Mr. Arfan Shaikh, Ms. Ashwini Dahale,
Prof. G. P. Dhomase
22 Carp-a new security primitive based on hard ai problems 109
Adesh Chopda, Sachin Bhavar ,Paritosh Kulkarni, Venkatesh Pichapati
23 Event spark an android application 114
M.R.Sanghavi, Pooja Gagrani, Dipalee Sangpal , Divyani Dhadiwal, Deepak Singh
24 Make My Grocery App 120
Prof. Maind A.L , Miss.Sonawane A.S. , Miss.Deore V.R., Miss.Kasliwal N.C. , Miss.Patil
M.K.
25 My Destination Wakeup System 124
Shital Bhalerao, Jayashri Sanklecha, Archana Samdadiya,Sejal Karnawat,
Bhavana Khivansara
26 Robust Language Classification on Short Utterances 129
Ms. Snehal V. Gite, Prof J.V.Shinde
27 Inference Of Data Security Policies On Content Sharing Sites 134
Prachiti S. Pimple , Prof. Bhushan R. Nandwalkar
28 Campus Area Network Automation 140
Asst. Prof. Bhavana Khivsara, Monika S. Firodiya,AnkitC. Gandhi, Shital Wani, Ajinkya A.
Bhavsar
29 Object segmentation using Active Contour Model based on Probability density function 146
Ms. Snehal V. Talikoti, Prof. J .V. Shinde
30 Prevention of Discrimination in Data Mining using Direct and Indirect Methods 151
Neha V. Chaube, Ujwala M. Patil
31 Electronic health record system for indian society 156
Bhavana Khivsara,Shradha Firodiya,Surabhi Lakhotiya,Pooja Bhandari,Yashshri Sancheti
32 Fine Grained Model Based Relevance Feature Discovery for Text Mining 163
Suvarna H. Jadhav,P. B.Koli
33 A Novel Approach For Bug Triage With Software Data Reduction Techniques 168
Supriya B. Boraste, Prof. P. B. Koli
34 Multilingual Speech Recognition and LanguageIdentification 172
Ms. Gitanjali B. Pawar, Prof. N .R. Wankhade
35 Image Segmentation for Document Image Binarization 176
Ms.Kirti .S. Datir , Prof. J. V. Shinde
36 Information Retrieval and Keyword Extraction for Document Recommendation 181
Kumodini V. Tate , Bhushan R. Nandwalkar
37 Privacy Preserving Assign Approach to maintain 186
Confidentiality of the Data
Minakshi D. Binayakya, Pooja V. Rajwar, Divya k. Hyalij, Rohini U. Borgude ,Prof. K. M.
Sanghavi
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38 Optimal Classifier for the Diagnosis of Lung Cancer using Computational Intelligence 193
Techniques
Vijay L. Agrawal, Dr. Sanjay V. Dudul
39 Mobile-Document Tracker 199
Komal P. Katkade, Latika R. Abad, Manali S. Lunawat, Mahesh R. Sanghavi
40 Internet of Things for Healthcare 203
Pranit S.Thakur, Srushti R.Thakur, Pooja L. Varpe, Kalyani B.More
41 Watermarking Technology for Relational Database 208
Priyanka R. Gadiya, Prashant A. Kale
42 Rule Based Phonetic Search for Surnames in Slovak 213
Janki B. Pardeshi, Prof. Bhushan R. Nandwalkar
43 Mitigation technique for Compromise Aggregators in Wireless Sensor Networks 218
Nikita Pareek, Prof. N. R. Wankhade
44 In Information Filtering used of Maximum Matched Pattern-based Model 223
S.K.Thakare, Prof. M.G.Bhandare
45 Fault Tolerant Middleware Multicast Routing In Wireless Sensor Network 228
Sushmita T. Mahajan, Prof.N R Wankhade
46 News Article Search Engine 233
Dimple S. Kothadiya, Varsha M. Bhandari, Gautam Soni, Monika D. Panchmiya, Kainjan
M. Sanghavi
47 Efficient Influence Maximization on Distinct Users in Social Networks 237
Vidya A. Khairnar, Prof. N. K. Zalte
48 Privacy preservation in location sharing using plqp 242
Miss. Pooja R. Jadhav, Miss. Dhanashree D. Surve, Mr. Aaftab Haider, Mr. Avesh D.
Shaikh , Prof. N.V.Sharma
49 Secure and Enhance Health Care System In Rural Areas in India using Cloud Computing 246
Mr. Rohit R. Nikam, Mr. Mahendra B. Gawali
50 Share Market Prediction using Regression Analysis -A Parallel Programming Mode 251
Shital deshmukh, Priyanka sonawane
51 Digi Campus 24x7 256
Nikhil Pawar , Sagar Shimpi , Priyanka Kothavade , Shraddha Wadge
52 Privacy Protection in User Profile Personalized Web Search 259
Gunjan Deshmukh, Jayashri Gite, Mayuri Khandgaure, Rohini Aher, Prof. Bhaladhare P.R
53 A Review of Traffic Management System Using IoT 262
Nikita Tendulkar, Komal Sonawane, Darshana vakte, Deepti pujari, Ghanshyam Dhomase
54 SMART PARKING SYSTEM USING CLOUD COMPUTING 266
Ajay.R.Jadhav,Datta .P. Hujare, Anil.A. Pawar, Prashant.B.Khandale, Prof. P. S. Desai
55 Life Style Based Friendbook System Using Semantic-based Method 270
K. D. Avhad, K. S. Jadhav, P. S. Pagare, S. P. Thakur, Prof. P. S. Desai
56 Detection and Prevention of Phishing Attack 275
Akshay Jain,Shital Raut, Sagar Sahuji,Sneha Zanzari
57 Secure approach for video sharing using RC4 authentication 278
Nisha D. Patil, Amol D. Potgantwar
58 Mining Text Data Using Side Information: A Survey 282
Mr. Shekhar S. Patil, Prof. R. B. Wagh
59 Revelation of Ranking Fraud for Mobile Apps:A survey 287
Varsha A. Patil, Nitin N. Patil
60 Product Aspect Based Opinion Mining: A Su+C17rvey 292
Namrata R. Bhamre, Nitin N. Patil
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61 Sketch Based Image Retrieval 298

DugajeNamita, Nikam Dhanashree,Nikam Jyoti
62 Survey on Clustering Techniques in Data Mining 301
Pragati Kaswa, Gauri Lodha, Ganesh Kolekar,Suraj Suryawanshi,Rupali Lodha,
Prof.D.P.Pawar
63 Forensic Analysis using Document Clustering: A Survey 307
Saad S. Ansari, Prof. T.M. Pattewar
64 A Review of Image Annotation Methods 311
Pallavi D. Chaudhari, Nitin N. Patil
65 Enhanced the Color Quality of Image Through Gamut Mapped and Emboss Filter 316
Swati A. Sardar Prof. Ujwala M. Patil
66 Smartsnap- E-Commerce Application Based On Visual Search 322
Swapnil Nagare, Sagar Thakare, Harshal Avhad, Piyush Jain
67 NewApproaches for Outlier Detection on Imperfect Data Labels using Support Vector 326
Data Description
Mr.Rohit U.Pawar,Prof. Ujwala M.Patil
68 Dissolved Gas Analysis in Power Transformer using Artificial Neural Network 334
Bankar Rahul Sanjay, Prof..P.A.Desai
69 AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR MESSENGER 340
Sudrik Shubham,Nagare Sushma,Kshirsagar Pooja,Ghumare Kalyani,V.V.Agrawal
70 Auditing of Dynamic Big Data Storage on Cloud using Efficient Verifiable Fine-Grained 345
Updates
Pranit S.Thakur,Prakash R. Rokade, Sayali B. Khairnar, Sonali B. Dhadge
71 Internet of Things in Home Automation by sing Wi-Fi Technology 349
Arun I. Waghmare,Pranit S. Thakur,Balasaheb A. Aabhale,Sonali D. Dhadge, Sayali B.
Khairnar
72 a security prototype for online social network using lire and naive bayes algorithm 352
Heena R. Khan1,Rohit D. Tanpure, Saloni S. Pande,Saiyjad J. Pathan ,M.D.Kawade
73 travel package recommendation on user interest 356
Khairnar Pornima, Jadhav Nikita, Jadhav Ashwini ,Chhajed Bhagyashri
74 link structure improvement for effective user navigation 360
Pagar Ekta, Dhakrao, Madhuri , Aher Ashwini, Jadhav Prashant
75 identification of whatsapp users among large dataset 363
Patil Bhagyashri1,Nimje Pooja2,Kale Pooja3,Nikam Yogita4
76 motion detection application using webcam 368
Gangwal Nidhi,More Jaya, Patil Riya,Sonawane Prerna
77 web forum crawling 371
Mugdha Belan, Karuna Gaba, Minakshi Ahirrao,Kiran Bachhav
78 Intelligent Voting System 376
Sukanya Deshpande, Shivam Kumar, Shrikrishna Dere, Rohit Pawar
79 Plagiarism Detection 380
Nitin L. Shelke,Pranit S.Thakur, Srushti R.Thakur, Bhagyashri R. Davange ,Sharayu
D.Jadhav
80 A Genetic-Algorithm Based Approach to Solve Carpool Service Problem Using Android 384
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 THE REAR SIDE OF THE MAIN FRONT.
On the left: Entrance to the Cloister.

The façade of Saint-Jean-des-Vignes after the bombardments.

Previously, in 1870, the façade of the church had been badly

damaged. The German shells set fire to a store of hay housed under
the porches, the splays of which were destroyed (p. 46).
In 1914, it suffered fresh injury, both spires being struck by shells.
The south tower lost its upper part, the remaining portion being torn
open at the base. The other tower was badly indented near its point,
while the carvings of the buttresses were injured. The whole façade
was moreover pitted by shell-splinters.
The damage caused in 1918 was considerably greater. In some
places the stone-work of the portals and towers was entirely
destroyed, and in others indented more or less deeply. The fine and
delicate carvings of the towers were also smashed. The north tower
suffered most. A breach, jeopardizing its stability, was made almost
the whole way up, and the upper part of the spire fell to the ground,
like the other spire had done four years before. The interior vaulting
which connected the two towers, partially fell in.
At the back of the façade (photo above) which was also struck in
several places, there are still traces of the first bay of the old nave of
the abbey-church, pulled down under the Empire.
 WESTERN GALLERY OF THE CLOISTER.
Seen from Doorway. Nov. 1918.

The Great Cloister of Saint-Jean-des-Vignes.

Under the south portal stands a 13th century doorway, with vaulting
and tympanums decorated with finely carved foliage, which led from
the abbey-church to the great cloister.
Of the great 14th century cloister, only the south and west galleries
remain. Each has seven bays with pointed arches resting, on one
side, on brackets ornamented with foliage or human figures, and on
the other, on piers surrounded by small columns (photos above and
below).
The large arches in tierce-point, ornamented with fine mouldings and
separated by highly-wrought buttresses, formed an inner arcade
composed of two bays surmounted by a rose-window. Traces of it
are left in three bays of the south gallery (photo below). The arches
formerly contained windows.

SOUTHERN GALLERY OF THE CLOISTER, NOV. 1918.

 INTERIOR OF THE SOUTHERN GALLERY, NOV. 1918.

The cloister, especially the south end, was often struck by German
shells, one piercing the vaulting of a bay, another damaging the
carvings of the exterior buttresses.

The Refectory.

The refectory (photo below), erected at the end of the 13th century,
was spoiled after the Revolution by its conversion to military uses.
REAR SIDE OF THE FAÇADE, CLOISTER AND REFECTORY,
NOV. 1918.
 WESTERN GALLERY OF THE CLOISTER AND THE
REFECTORY.

The refectory, over 130 feet in length, contains two naves with
pointed vaulting. The pointed arches rest on fine columns with foliate
capitals, which are buttressed outside by piers engaged in the stone-
work. Like all monastery refectories, it has a raised and vaulted
platform, from which one of the monks read aloud during meals.
The refectory, used as a store-house, is divided into two stories by a
floor which runs below the capitals of the columns.
Outside the refectory, on the side next the cloister, were six large
rose-windows, since transformed into small rectangular windows,
and on the west front, eight tierce-point windows, now blocked up.
At the base of the loft-roof, set at intervals, are dormer-windows,
whereof one Renaissance.
The roof, damaged in places, was completely destroyed by the
bombardments over several of the bays. A large breach, already
repaired, was made in the end bay on the east side. One buttress
was destroyed and the adjacent part of the framework of one of the
rose-windows broken (photo above).
The great cloister communicated on the east with a small cloister,
rebuilt about 1550 in Renaissance style, of which several bays of the
south gallery remain standing.
Lastly, on this side of the façade of the church, to the east, is a
building, re-erected in the 16th century for the Abbot’s residence, but
which has been completely disfigured by its adaptation for military
purposes. It is flanked by an octagonal turret containing a staircase.

On leaving the Abbey, take the Rue Saint-Jean on the right, as far as
the Place Dauphine, in which is the Sous-Préfecture, housed in a
mansion built at the beginning of the 19th century. It was struck by
numerous shells.
 THE RUE DES MINIMES.

Take on the left the Rue de Panleu which runs alongside the
buildings of the old Grand Séminaire (late 17th century), whose
18th century chapel is decorated with beautiful painted and gilded
woodwork, greatly damaged.
Many shells fell on the Grand Séminaire, causing serious damage. A
great part of the roofing was destroyed and in places large openings
were torn in the walls.
At the north-west end of the park of the Grand Séminaire,
excavations made in the 19th century, now filled in, uncovered the
remains of a Roman amphitheatre. These remains indicated a
theatre of very large dimensions, measuring about 470 feet across
its greatest width, while the theatre at Orange measures little over
300 feet.
Return to the Cathedral via the Rue de la Buerie, a continuation of
the Rue de Panleu. On the right is the Rue des Minimes with its
burnt houses (photo above).

THE CATHEDRAL QUARTER IN 1917.

In the background: the Cathedral Tower still standing.
FIRST ITINERARY—VISIT TO THE
SURROUNDINGS
 Place de la Cathédrale.

The following itinerary includes the defensive works of Saint-Crépin-

en-Chaye and Le Mail, the first French and German lines from Pasly
to Saint-Paul, and the bridge-head on the right bank of the Aisne, in
front of the Faubourg Saint-Waast.

Starting from the Cathedral, follow the streets indicated by

continuous lines in the direction of the arrows.
The numbers indicate the pages where the corresponding
photographs will be found.
Follow the Rue de la Buerie to the Rue Saint-Christophe, which take
to the left as far as the place Saint-Christophe. To the north of this
square take the Boulevard Pasteur, follow its continuation (a narrow
road) which leads direct to the Château de Saint-Crépin-en-Chaye
(see outline map, p. 52).
Numerous defensive works surrounded this chateau and the farm
belonging to it. These buildings, now entirely in ruins, occupied the
site of an abbey founded in the 12th century.

On the left: ruins of farm and bomb-proof shelter;

on the right: trench leading to the Château seen in the
background through the trees.
 THE MAIL BEFORE THE WAR.

After visiting Saint-Crépin, take the road (V.O. 15), along which ran
strong defence-works and which leads to the Promenade du Mail.
Follow the promenade towards the town as far as Pont-Neuf.
The Promenade du Mail, extending from the Hôtel-de-Ville to
Vauxrot, contained a trench throughout its entire length which led to
the front lines in the northern sector.
The Mail, bordered by the river Aisne and planted with century-old
trees, dates from the 17th and 18th centuries, and before the War
was one of the finest public gardens in France.
It was completely spoilt by formidable defence-works. A series of
trenches, strengthened by defence-works of every kind and by
strong points such as the Brasserie du Mail on the Bank of the
Aisne, began in the middle of the Mail. They branched out at the end
of the Promenade into a great number of outposts, blockhouses and
observation posts, from which the naked eye could discern the
entrenchments of the camouflaged German outposts on the right
bank of the Aisne.
Communication with the Allies’ bridge-head on both banks was
ensured by foot-bridges, constantly under fire, and temporary ways
over the two partially destroyed bridges.

THE MAIL DURING THE WAR.

In the background: the band-stand near which General de
Grandmaison was killed.
 THE PONT-NEUF, BLOWN UP BY THE BRITISH.
Cross the Aisne at the Pont-Neuf.

The Pont-Neuf or Pont-du-Mail, over which passes the National

Road (No 2) from Paris to Maubeuge, was built in 1903 of reinforced
concrete.
On September 1, 1914, the British blew up the middle arch. It was
subsequently found possible to contrive a crossing over the broken
arch, hidden from the view of the enemy by the gaily coloured tents
of a travelling show which happened to be in Soissons when war
was declared (photo below).
THE PONT-NEUF CAMOUFLAGED.
 THE DISTILLERY IN 1917.
The French First Line in the Distillery.

From the Pont-Neuf, take the Avenue de Laon to the Place de Laon,
then take the Avenue de Vauxrot on the left to Vauxrot and Pasly.
(See map, p. 53 and Itinerary, p. 52)
About half-a-mile from the Place de Laon are the ruins of a large
distillery which formed the first French position and was strongly
fortified.
THE DISTILLERY IN 1918.
 THE GLASS-WORKS AT VAUXROT.
In the foreground: A German grave.
The German First Line in the Glass-Works.

On the north of the distillery, beyond “No man’s land” with its barbed-
wire entanglements, a very important glass-works formed the first
German line. Before the war, these glass-works turned out several
millions of champagne bottles every year. A heap of these bottles is
visible in the photo below.
Between the buildings of these works, now completely ruined by the
incessant bombardments, are countless passages and trenches of
reinforced concrete, observation posts, blockhouses, concrete
machine-gun positions and deep dug-outs.
THE GLASS-WORKS OF VAUXROT.
In the background: Hill 136.