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It is high time now to fall for surface water usage instead of going for ground water resources to meet human demand on needs. Considered the main source of surface water, rainwater is deemed more or less as fresh, the cost of collecting rainwater too is very low. Rivers and canals, lakes and wetlands, ponds and dry wells. All are potential catchments to hold direct rainwater and its indirect source, the run-off storm water. The closed tanks also doubly work as settlement tanks to innately clearing the contaminated water to some extent. Pebbles, gravels, sand and charcoal. All available in abundance work great as natural filter for cleaning the rainwater before usage. Hence keeping an eye on the rapidly increasing day-to-day demand for water among fast growing human population, there lies a great opportunity to harvest rainwater to meet a potential scarcity and avoid destruction of the normal groundwater table level. The boon of rainwater harvesting is the unused or extra water which remains after using by the human settlements. It can be sent down to the aquifer to recharge the groundwater level too, so we are going to design an effective plan by collecting of rain water and recharging it, when there is shortage runoff water. Present paper majorly focuses on �ROOF TOP RAIN WATER HARVESTING� (RRWH) of the study area as �E.S COLLEGE OF NURSING �campus, Villupuram (near Vikravandi). The result analysis shows that the present RWH system is having the storage 32, 53,000 liters per year. The primary objectives are to fulfill the scarcity of the water in campus and then use it for the domestic purpose in college campus.

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Roof Top Rain water harvesting, Rainwater harvesting, RRWH, Collecting of Rainwater, Recharge of Rainwater, SURFACE RUNOFF HARVESTING, SURFACE WATER, GROUNDWATER, COMPONENTS OF RRWHS, RUNOFF COEFFICIENT, SUPPORTING COLLECTION SYSTEM, BENEFITS OF RAIN HEAD FILTER, FIRST FLUSH MECHANISM, FILTRATION SYSTEM, SAND GRAVEL FILTER, PVC � PIPE FILTER, CHARCOAL FILTER, STORAGE SYSTEM OF RRWH, RAINFALL DATA ACQUISITION, RUNOFF COEFFICIENT OF A STUDY AREA, CATCHMENT OF A STUDY AREA,

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"Big Data� as a term has been among the most important trends of the last 3 years, resulting in Associate in Nursing upsurge of analysis, furthermore as business and government applications. information is deemed a strong stuff which will impact multidisciplinary analysis endeavors furthermore as government and business performance. The goal of this discussion paper is to share {the information|the info|the information} analytics opinions and views of the authors concerning the new opportunities and challenges brought forth by the massive data movement. The authors collect various views, coming back from totally {different|completely different}|completely different} geographical locations with different core analysis experience and different affiliations and work experiences. The aim of this paper is to evoke discussion instead of to produce a comprehensive survey of massive information analysis.

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Big information, information analytics, machine learning, data processing, world improvement, application.

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Derivative UV spectrophotometry is an analytical technique used in multi component analysis. It has enormous implication commonly in obtaining mutually qualitative and quantitative in order from spectra that are of unresolved bands, with respect to qualitative and quantitative analysis, it uses first or higher derivatives of absorbance in accordance with wavelength. [1] Derivative spectroscopy is the simplest method for an increasing selectivity is derivatization of spectra. This method is used when the sample of drug shows large irrelevant absorption. It involves conversion of normal spectrum to its first, second and higher derivative spectra where its amplitude in the derivative spectrum is proportional to the concentration of the analyte provided that Beer�s law is obeyed by the fundamental spectrum. This article provides you a clear view of derivative spectroscopy and its advantages and disadvantages in analysis of the sample.

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Derivative spectroscopy, Spectra, Wavelength, First, second and third order spectra.

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Territoriality, or the attempt to control space or an object, is considered as a fundamental human activity. Life in an organization is fundamentally territorial and it is filled with an arrangement between employees. Most of the research in the workplace focuses either on employee�s well-being or productivity. Workplace territoriality has become one of the areas, which has been relatively ignored in conflict research. The behaviour, which is miscategorised as dysfunctional or illogical, can be explained by territoriality. This paper aims to aim to explore the territorial behaviours that IT employees engage or witness in their career.

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Territoriality, Organizational Behaviour, Workplace, Conflict

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Darbhanga (26.1542� N, 85.8918� E) is an important city of North Bihar, India. Diatom spectrum of five experimental sites, three of the river Bagmati and two of the ponds at Darbhanga were studied during two consecutive years. A total of 54 species of diatoms belonging to 22 genera were observed.

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Darbhanga, Bagmati, Harahi, Ganga Sagar, River, Pond, Diatom

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(AI) has often been advertised as the answer to many evolving issues in the industry � from greater cost efficiencies to enhanced resilience and passenger experience. Yet, the adoption of AI has been slow. Although there have been pockets of data science innovation � from check-in to cleaning robots and chatbots � the full potential of intelligent automation has seemed some way off. Being able to expand and automate the collection of data across the airport, and then intelligently analyse and interpret it, is one area where operators can derive massive value from AI capabilities. AI uses powerful algorithms that digest large amounts of data and identify patterns. In an airport, these are used to predict how long processing will take by analysing factors such as queue length, productivity and how many security lanes are open Machine learning, a subset of AI, improves how algorithms recognise patterns on their own. It is the foundation of the continual feedback loop, needed to improve outcomes, based on learning from past events. It is also how airports can increase automation for greater efficiency and mitigate the risks inherent in �institutional knowledge� in a significantly smaller workforce.

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AI - Artificial intelligence , ML - MACHINE LEARNING

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Darbhanga (26.1542� N, 85.8918� E) is an important city of North Bihar, India. Water qualities of five experimental sites, three of the river Bagmati and two of the ponds at Darbhanga were studied during two consecutive years on thirteen physico-chemical parameters viz., pH, Temperature, Transparency, Conductivity, Total Dissolved Solids, Dissolved Oxygen, Free Carbon di-oxide, Carbonate Alkalinity, Bicarbonate Alkalinity, Total Hardness, Calcium, Chloride and Silicate. Observed values of pond water on pH, Temperature, Carbonate Alkalinity, Chloride and Silicate were found comparatively higher than that of river water, whereas Transparency, Dissolved Oxygen, Bicarbonate Alkalinity, Total Hardness, Calcium of pond water were found lower than the river water.

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Darbhanga, Bagmati, pond, physico-chemical, limnology

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The demand and supply of audit services had progressed in line with the volume of business transactions necessitating an increase in audit liability. Prior studies have shown that sufficient audit documentation as a reflection of professional duty care and skill is essentially important and capable of enhancing credible and quality audit opinions. Consequently, this study examined auditor�s documentation versus auditor�s liability. The study adopted an exploratory research approach, using a systematic review of related and useful materials, periodicals, and relevant journals found suitable for the study. The review had shown that the quality and sufficiency of audit documentation is a veritable panacea to support dependable financial statements capable of shrinking and dipping vulnerabilities of auditor�s liability. The study recommended that while audit documentation is an indispensable driver of quality audit, documentation alone cannot in itself guarantee the quality of the audit, rather the careful process adopted in preparing sufficient and befitting audit documentation is very germane and this enhances audit quality and credible financial statements.

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Audit documentation, Auditor�s liability, Competence; Duty care, Financial statement,

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Today, e-learning, online learning is upright knowledge spraying in the field of education and it is a reality of the times. E-learning is the electronic method of education used in classroom teaching using information technology. It is a enjoyable learning method that upgrade the quality of education and gives students new information beyond book knowledge. E-learning methods include projectors, Hologram, computers, radios, mobiles, televisions, Pen drive, LCD monitors. E-learning items include audio and video clips, animated clips, educational software, 3D models, PPT slides, materials on the Internet (especially Google class, YouTube, Google Play Store), websites, and blogs. In e-learning, learning method can be done on projector, digital board screen using interactive multimedia video lessons and touch screen pen. Teachers can teach by creating a lesson by power point presentation on their own. E-learning technology is easy for faculty and students to handle. Nowadays the use of computers is becoming mandatory in all fields. Education is no exception. As children begin to use computers, efforts are being made to teach them different things through the same medium. This can be called e-learning. All this effective include children teaching edge, hand washing to cleanness.

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Hand Washing, education student, microbial flora

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This paper is concerning to find the optimum utilization of solar radiation through standard Double Axis Tracking system and to compare the efficiency of single axis stationary solar panel and standard double axis tracking panel. In this modern world need of electricity is more demand. There are so many renewable source of energy available, solar energy is most important one of them. So we have fabricated the dual axis solar tracking system to utilize the optimum power from the solar radiation. Proposed system was kept under observation for about 30-35 days during the month of Sept-Oct 2015. Data was taken on each day during the observation period. Data of only one day was in research paper due to availability of space in the paper. In the research we have used Computer programming to locate the maximum solar radiation. Power gain percentage is compared with static and continuous double axis tracking system. It was observed that nearly gain of 5% in power generation with continuous dual axis tracking system can be achieved.

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PV panel, Efficiency, conventional, renewable, tracking system.

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