AI Revolution: Transforming Risk Management in Financial Institutions
Authors:-Kinil Doshi

Abstract-This article reviews the implications and enhancements that Artificial Intelligence may bring to financial institutions in terms of risk management transformation. In a dynamically evolving environment provided by the progressed state of AI technologies, the transformation solved becomes evolutionary more strategic. This paper examines the power of AI in improving the accuracy, efficiency, and transparency of risk assessments and management processes. A necessary focus is on AI’s possibility to process unlimited data in real-time, thus creating a new paradigm of proactive decision-making and risk assessment by identifying it early in the process. Apart from that, some potential applications such as credit assessment, regulatory compliance, and cybersecurity are also considered, since the latter issues are the field of a problem to institutions where major disruptive innovation is required. The challenges and the moral concern of AI are also discussed, including the pros and cons of data use and the compliance function. Overall, highlighting existing and potential use cases and forward-thinking trends allow for this article to see AI as vital since, in a developing industry, financial institutional survival is impossible without it.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue2.291

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Importance of Vedic Mathematics in India
Authors:-Anjali Goyal, Vinit Kumar Sharma

Abstract-Vedic Mathematics is a powerful system of mathematics based on ancient Indian principles, offering efficient and solving complex mathematical problems. Vedic Maths is important for Increases Calculation Speed, Improves Mental Math Skills, Simplifies Complex Problems, Boosts Confidence and Reduces Math Anxiety, Enhances Problem-Solving Skills, Helps in Competitive Exams, Develops Logical and Analytical Thinking, Improves Overall Mathematical Understanding,promotes a Deeper Connection to Ancient Knowledge& Boosts Academic Performance.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue2.298

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Scopes and Advances of Nano-fertilizers in Agricultural Development
Authors:-Vipin Kumar Saini, Disha Sharma, Saba Rana, Ashu Chaudhary, Vikas Kumar

Abstract-The overuse of fertilizers in agriculture to boost yields has been shown to be wasteful because most of them are wasted and have detrimental impacts on both the environment and human health. With the goal of lowering the usage of mineral fertilizers, raising yields, and promoting agricultural development, farmers face a significant barrier in substituting the application of fertilizers with nanofertilizers. An extensive summary of the effects of nanofertilizers on the environment is given in this review. A review and description are given on the use of nanofertilizers and novel delivery systems to increase agricultural productivity. The benefits of the nanoencapsulation technology are highlighted specifically for fertilizers. Nanomaterials can encapsulate micro- or macronutrients in nanofertilizers, allowing for the regulated and slow release of nutrients into the soil to preserve soil fertility and avoid eutrophication and water resource contamination. For the proper and secure use of nanofertilizers in agriculture, a risk assessment is necessary.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue2.296

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Evaluation of Strength Properties in Geopolymer Bricks Blended with Rice Husk Ash and M Sand
Authors:-Kavipriya S, Kamalini V, Kanishkaa C, Amala P

Abstract- This paper presents a parametric experimental studies which investigate the effects of using geopolymers (such as fly ash and alkaline activator solution), rice husk ash, M-sand and sawdust in the production of bricks. This project mainly focus towards the production of unburnt bricks to replace normal conventional burnt clay bricks and this could be achieved by polymerization process under ambient curing conditions. This product enhance in reduction of ecological pollution by reducing emission of CO2 concentration. Rice husk ash and saw dust are the organic wastes that can be recycled for use in construction industry without producing any harm to human and environment in a great manner. Size of bricks to be casted is about 22 x 7.5 x 7.5cm. Both strength and durability properties such as compressive strength, water absorption, efflorescence tests are to be carried out in this project to check the reliability of geopolymer bricks with normal conventional bricks and flyash bricks.

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Opportunities and Threats in a Smart Grid Setting for AI-Enabled Demand Response
Authors:-Ryan Ed

Abstract-One of the most essential commodities for modern humans is electricity. The notions of smart grids with demand response were established to tackle problems and obstacles in the transfer of power via the conventional grid. Wind turbines, microgrids, and defect detectors are just a few of the power generating, transmission, and distribution components that contribute to the massive amounts of data produced everyday by these systems. Smart electric appliances and meters also play a role in load control. New developments in computers and big data have made it possible to use Deep Learning (DL) to forecast electrical consumption and peak hours by discovering patterns in the produced data. Inspired by the potential benefits of deep learning for smart grids, this article aims to provide a thorough overview of how DL is being used for intelligent smart grids with demand response. Here we lay down the groundwork for deep learning, smart grids, demand response, and the reasoning behind all of this. Second, we take a look at the most recent developments in deep learning’s use to smart grids and demand management, including topics like electric load predicting, state estimation, energy theft identification, energy sharing, and trading. Furthermore, we demonstrate the usefulness of DL via a range of applications and use scenarios. Lastly, we draw attention to pressing concerns and possible future possibilities in the application of DL to smart grids and demand response, as well as the difficulties already encountered in the literature.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue2.159

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Development of Groundwater Flow Model in a Coastal Watershed
Authors:-Assistant Professor Sridhar N, Assistant Professor Divagaran R, Madhav S, Harish R

Abstract- The groundwater flow models have been used to demonstrate groundwater movement principles. This paper presents development of groundwater flow model using Visual MODFLOW of the Adappa coastal watershed. In this study, the watershed is divided into three zones and the aquifer properties are assigned based on lithology of the watershed. The assigned aquifer properties, such as hydraulic conductivity: 5 and 10m/day, Specific yield: 0.16 to 0.20 and porosity: 0.25 to 0.4 are given as input to the model. The appropriate engine and solver parameters are chosen based on the requirements and the model is simulated. The boundary conditions are assigned based on the recharge of the study area. The recharge rate from rainfall is 15% in all three zones of the watershed since it is attributed to the presence of clay, clayey sand, and sandy clay. Groundwater model should be calibrated and validated before it is used for any predictions or decision-support. The calibration is made for 1460 days in the period of January 2007 to December 2011 and the period of 2012-2013 is used for model validation process. After running the model, the output of the groundwater flow model is viewed in two dimensions. The calculated vs. Observed head indicates the calculated heads almost matching the observed heads. In this coastal watershed, the groundwater flow direction is towards the sea and the rivers. But in some places along the coastal line, groundwater moves towards the inland area which is due to the inward flow of saline water intrusion and towards the sea near the coastal line. The model also used to simulate possible future changes to hydraulic head or groundwater flow rates as a result of future changes in stresses on the aquifer system.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue2.313

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Dynamic Efficient Solar Panel Fault Detection with Optical Wireless Charging for Electric Vehicle
Authors:-R.Deebika, J.Devadharshini, S.Dharshini, M.Malini

Abstract- A flexible optical wireless power transfer (OWPT) method for the wireless charging of ground-based electric vehicles (EVs) is suggested and evaluated in this research. This concept proposes to locate energy storage devices, renewable energy resources, and laser transmitters in an overhead facility. To wirelessly charge aerial EVs, there are laser transmitters on the facility’s roof looking upward, and there are other laser transmitters on the ceiling pointing downward to wirelessly charge ground EVs. This concept proposes to locate energy storage devices, renewable energy resources, and laser transmitters in an overhead facility. To wirelessly charge ground EVs, there are light transmitters pointed downward on the facility’s roof. The distinct existence of maximum power and energy points are acquired from the roof-top photovoltaic panel PV based on new design construction. This work presents an EV charging system that makes use of solar energy from car roofs and is backed by a battery energy storage (BES) system for parking spaces and mobility. Lastly, the results’ implications for ground-based electric vehicle design are discussed. Wireless power transfer technology indicates that the suggested dynamical OWPT system is more efficient.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue2.305

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Wireless Bypass Charging System for E-Vehicle Using Darrieus
Authors:-Assistant Professor Dr. Pon Partheeban, Aarthi, Sreeba.S, Tamil.4, Uvashree.U.V

Abstract- This paper presents a comprehensive review of ex- isting charging technologies for Electric Vehicles (EVs), followed by a proposed solution based on distributed transmitter coils supplied by parallel resonant inverters. The system employs sequential energization of coils depending on the position of the receiver coil mounted on the vehicle, utilizing Inductive Power Transfer (IPT) technology. This ground-breaking tech- nique of magnetic induction wireless charging eliminates the requirement for physical connections between the vehicle and charging infrastructure. Power is wirelessly delivered from the charging station to the vehicle through electromagnetic fields, with both transmitter and receiver coils resonating at the same frequency. The growing interest in such technologies stems largely from the EU Air Quality Directive of 2008, which established strict CO2 footprint limitations that internal combustion ve- hicles struggle to meet. These regulations apply to both light vehicles and heavier transport options like trucks and buses, which are significant contributors to particulate matter (PM) and nitrogen oxide emissions in urban areas. While widespread EV adoption promises significant pollution reduction in cities, potential customers remain concerned about limited charging infrastructure and range anxiety. The proposed wireless charging solution offers users seamless experiences by enabling charging without the constraints of cords or plugs. This innovation has the potential to revolutionize the automotive sector by providing increased mobility, convenience, and efficiency in how EVs are powered, ultimately accelerating the transition to sustainable transportation.

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Tribal Welfare Application Using Artificial Intelligence
Authors:-Associate Professor Dr. F R Shiny Malar, Albert.G, Denishlin Hersho.M, Girinath.R, Subitha.S.K

Abstract- Every day new technology is arriving and billions of people were connected to the Internet. Purchasing goods, groceries, clothes everything is online. He or She can able to place the order from their smart phone within a minute. But, Farmers are still lack of benefitting from the internet. As we all knew that Farmers are the backbone of our country and without them, we can’t complete a day. Well, this idea is completely dedicated to farmers and helps them in generating good profitable revenue by using our platform. This is an online e-Commerce platform that enables a farmer to buy or sell anything related to the agriculture and farming category by simply creating an account. Strictly all vendors are farmers since it is dedicated to them. The ultimate objective of the idea is to help a farmer with good revenue for their goods. Nowadays smart phone is like a coin in a pocket. So, it’s not a big question of thinking about smart phones with a farmer. Also, most of them are already familiar with social media accounts and it is quite easy to play with our online e-platform. Our project aims to revolutionize tribal welfare by creating a digital marketplace where farmers can easily sell their products and customers can seamlessly find what they need. Leveraging the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI), customers can use their smart phones to visually search for products without the need for typing detailed descriptions. This innovative approach not only streamlines the buying process but also empowers tribal farmers by providing them with a platform to showcase their goods to be a broad audience. Through this project, we envision bridging the gap between farmers and consumers, fostering economic growth, and promoting sustainable livelihoods within tribal communities.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue2.308

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Electronic Health Record Management with Two Factor Authentication Using Blockchain
Authors:-Associate Professor Dr. A Selva Reegan, Ashika.M, Minisha.P, Pridni.M, Rahini.I

Abstract- The “Secure Blockchain-Based Electronic Health Record Management with Two- Factor Authentication” project presents a practical and innovative solution to the challenges of medical data security. This project presents a solution by combining the power of blockchain technology with a sophisticated two-factor authentication (2FA) mechanism to create a comprehensive and secure environment for managing electronic health records. In this system, patients, doctors, and secure cloud server interact seamlessly, ensuring the privacy, security and transparency of electronic health information. The project begins with user registration and authorization, where patients and doctors undergo a robust authentication process facilitated by the cloud server. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) enhances login security, providing a foundation for trust in the system. Patients can initiate key requests for data encryption, and the cloud server, acting as a key manager, securely generates encryption keys, fortifying the protection of healthcare records. The blockchain, with its decentralized and immutable ledger, ensures the integrity of patient records, offering transparency across the entire healthcare network.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue2.307

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