1. National Conference
on
Recent Innovations in Science, Engineering, Technology and
Management (NCRISETM - 2017)
25th
– 27th
October 2017
Organized by
Mechanical Engineering Department
at
Amity University, Greater Noida Campus
About University
Amity University, Greater Noida campus is committed to its mission to
advance knowledge and educate students in science, engineering,
technology and management that will best serve the nation and the world
in the 21st
century. An educational oasis located in the peaceful greens of
Knowledge Park–III, Greater Noida, the 21 acre, Amity University
campus presents a galaxy of opportunities for students with ample spaces
for learning, living and growing.
The basic values of the campus are academic freedom, creativity and
social responsibility. This means that everyone has an equal right to
learn, to acquire knowledge, to participate and to make an impact on
society.
The campus considers the development of its students complete only if it
is all-round and therefore it leaves no stone unturned to ensure this.
Every effort made is evident whether it is in the maintenance of the rich
library, induction of well qualified faculty, nurturing a healthy hostel
environment or running a rigorous personality development programme
About Conference
To bring together innovative academics and industrial experts at common
forum, National Conference on Recent Innovations in Science,
Engineering, Technology and Management (NCRISETM - 2016)
addresses the rapid strides and technical advancement currently
witnessed in the field of science, engineering, technology &
management. The conference aspires to exhibit the technical excellence
of budding technocrats, research scholars, representation from academia
and industry. This conference aims to bring together the best of globally
renowned research professionals. We welcome paper submission; papers
presented in the conference will be submitted for inclusion in the
conference proceedings.
Structure of Conference: Conference in addition to inaugural and
valedictory sessions will comprise of paper presentation sessions and
invited talks. Delivered by experts drawn from industry, academia and
government organizations on latest issues related to science, engineering,
technology and management.
Participations: Academicians from engineering colleges, universities,
research scholars, UG/PG students and industry professionals in the field
of science, engineering, technology & management may send
unpublished papers on the following topics.
Below shown titles are not the limitations for authors*
Call for Papers
Applied Science
Chemistry
1. Recent innovation in kinetics studies
2. Advancement in synthesis of compound
Mathematics
1. Special function
2. Complex variable
3. Hardware & software reliability
Physics
1. Condensed matter (Solid State Physics)
2. Superconductivity
3. Superconducting electronics
4. Space physics
5. High energy physics
6. Astro physics
7. Atmospheric physics
8. Geo physics
9. Structural, mechanical, optical and thermodynamic properties of
advanced material.
Biotechnology
1. Recent biotechnological advances in human welfare
2. Climate change & global warming
3. Environmental systems & telecommunication
4. Environmental education
5. Environmental safety & health
6. Environmental data & information management
7. Water resources & future conflicts
8. Solid waste , waste water treatment & management
9. Soil contamination
10. Natural resources management
11. GHG emission control
12. Noise & vibration control
13. Environmental policies, planning & economics
14. Energy policies, planning & economics
15. Environmental protection & policies
16. Urban & regional planning
17. The global climate change & international cooperation on reducing
carbon emissions
18. The analysis of national energy strategy & decision-making
Humanities
1. Disposal of religion related waste into rivers in India.
2. Scientific disposal of city waste
3. Recycling of waste water & water management
4. Impact of make in India on economy
5. Employ ability of technically qualified Indians
6. Regional, national and global projects and initiatives
Engineering
CS/IT
1. Network control and management
2. Optical sensors for the early detection of ocular diseases
3. Autonomic computing and communication
4. VLSI design and fabrication
5. Photonic technologies
6. Parallel and distributed computing
7. Service-oriented framework and middleware
8. Semantic web and cyber world array processors
9. Cyber peace fare trends and approaches
10. Computational mathematics
11. Artificial intelligence
12. Resilient packet ring technology
13. Significance of real-time transport protocol in VOIP
14. Swarm intelligence & traffic safety
15. Cellular neural network
16. Radio network controller
17. Mobile virtual reality service
18. Human computer interface
19. Compact peripheral component interconnect
20. Pivot vector space approach in audio-video mixing
21. Optical packet switching network
22. Migration from GSM network to GPRS
23. Extreme programming (XP)
24. Real-time systems and real- time operating systems
25. Dynamic synchronous transfer mode
26. Sense-response applications
27. Dynamically re-configurability computing
Civil Engineering
1. Bridge engineering
2. Cartography and geographic information system
3. Coastal engineering
4. Computational mechanics
5. Construction technology
6. Disaster prevention and mitigation
7. Engineering management
8. Environmental management
9. Environment-friendly construction and development
10. Geological engineering
11. Hydraulic engineering
12. Monitoring and control of structures
13. Safety management seismic engineering
14. Structural engineering geotechnical engineering
15. Surveying engineering
16. Transportation and highway engineering
17. Water engineering
18. Sustainable development
19. Green building
20. Waste water treatment
21. Green materials
22. Solid waste management
23. E-waste management
24. Biomedical waste management
25. Hydraulic structures
26. Architecture and its advancement
27. Opaque concrete

2. 28. Building materials
Electronics & Communication Engineering
1. Morse to mouse, a technological change in communication
technology a revolutionary change
2. Energy security concepts in 21st century.
3. Technical advancement to monitor and receive advance
information to avoid and control disaster and its management to
avoid heavy damage/destruction to manpower and property
4. Cyber security and its prime role in defense security of our country
and its to its installation
5. Telecommunication & getting connected with the world with
mobile in palm top (hand held instruments
6. Best use and utilization of non conventional energy resources to
assist our country for max energy (electricity) generation.
7. Cyber security & cyber crime in India and its preventions
8. Electromagnetic induction (EMI) & electromagnetic compatibility
(EMC) and its use in today’s electronic transmission environment
9. Benefits of GPS utilization of India launching IGRNSS satellite and
becoming 5th nation of the world to have its own GPS system
10. Benefits of using the mobile communication during flights at high
altitude through our GPS system
11. Distributed maximum power point tracking theory for partial
shading condition
12. Recent inverter topology to improve the efficiency of renewable
energy resources
13. Modeling of energy & systems
14. Energy transport, electricity & fuels
15. Energy system & networks
16. Energy resources & demand
17. Renewable energy resources & technologies
18. Energy auditing & rational use of energy
19. Advanced energy technologies
20. Energy saving technologies
21. Development & utilization of renewable energy
22. Energy security
23. Green building & smart grids
24. Telecommunication switching systems and networks.
25. Network security and privacy
26. Network and router hacking.
27. Anti spying & counter surveillance.
28. Cloud security.
29. Wireless & blue tooth security.
30. Web application security.
31. Cyber forensic/ Anti cyber forensic.
32. Spying & surveillance.
33. Internet security &VPN
34. SCADA security.
35. Digital & mobile phone forensics.
36. Cyber warfare.
37. Malware techniques/malware analysis.
38. Embedded system.
39. Cryptography.
40. Android hacking.
41. Web application security.
42. Antivirus /fire wall / UTM evasion techniques.
43. Honey pots/ Honey nets.
44. Cyber laws & intellectual property rights.
45. Missiles and its development & deployment in present threat
perception for Indian continent.
46. GPS development and its effective utilization in India
47. India's launching of reusable launch vehicle on 23 May 2016, and
its benefits in long run.
Mechanical Engineering
1. Dynamics and vibration
2. Energy engineering and management
3. Engineering materials
4. Engineering systems design and analysis
5. Fatigue and fracture
6. Fluid dynamics
7. Fluid mechanics and machinery
8. Instrumentation and control engineering
9. Internal combustion engines
10. Machinery and machine design
11. Manufacturing and production processes
12. Material science and processing
13. Mechanical design
14. Acoustics and noise control
15. Advanced and digital manufacturing
16. Advanced energy systems
17. Advanced materials
18. Aerodynamics
19. Applied mechanics
20. Automation, mechatronics and robotics
21. Automotive systems
22. Bioengineering and biomedical engineering
23. Composite and smart materials
24. Compressible flows
25. Computational mechanics
26. Computational techniques
27. Mechanical power engineering
28. Optical engineering
29. Plasticity mechanics
30. Pollution and environmental engineering
31. Precision mechanics
32. Production technology
33. Quality assurance and environment protection
34. Resistance and propulsion
35. Robotics, automation and control
36. Structural dynamics
37. Engineering materials (metals & alloys, ceramics, polymers,
composites)
38. Surface engineering (coating, thin films, wear)
39. Materials characterization and testing
40. Materials processing
41. Mechanical behavior and failure (creep, fatigue, fracture)
42. Materials applications
43. Corrosion and degradation of materials
44. Non destructive test/evaluation
45. FMS & automation
46. Cellular manufacturing system
47. Value engineering
48. Composite material
49. Automobile engineering
50. Modeling & simulation
51. Reliability & maintenance engineering
52. Entrepreneurship management
53. Project management
54. Innovation in logistics
55. Solar energy applications
56. Use of alcohol blend with petro as fuel
57. Solar cell applications
58. Use of CNG fuel in heavy trucks
59. Composite materials use in automobile and aircrafts
60. Liquidation of coal
61. Wind energy applications for industries
62. Heat resistance plastics for household and industrial products
63. FEM analysis
64. Innovation in loading in mechanics
65. Advancement in CFD techniques.
66. New development, design, safety and environment, optimization ad
operation of sustainable process for human needs.
67. Recent technological developments in conventional and
unconventional manufacturing processes.
68. Application of cloud computing in manufacturing industries in
India.
69. Importance of flexible manufacturing and automation in small scale
industries in India.
70. Recent progress and developments in science, engineering and
management.
71. Security and performance in complex infrastructure and emerging
systems.
72. Mechanical design of robotics systems.
73. Reverse engineering.
74. Evolution of 3D printing in engineering and medical science.
75. Metallurgy materials
76. Metal alloy materials
77. Advanced materials science
78. Materials processing technology
79. Engineering materials
80. Nanotechnology composites
81. Smart/ intelligent materials/ intelligent systems materials process
engineering
82. Recent trends in refrigeration & HVAC
83. Design of material handling equipments
84. Mechanism analysis and synthesis
85. Recent applied ergonomics in workplace
86. Rapid proto type development
87. Application of artificial intelligence techniques in manufacturing
88. Advancement in traditional machining and fabrication processes
casting, welding etc
89. Knowledge management, recent advances in industrial engineering
Management
1. Organizational restructuring
2. Creating knowledge workforce
3. Retention management

3. 4. Cross culture
5. Changing HRM practices
6. Strategic management
7. Changing consumer behavior
8. Technological impact on marketing
9. Digital marketing
10. Dynamics of retailing in India
11. Green marketing
12. Innovations in advertising and promotion.
13. Marketing management
14. Changing role of supply chain
15. IFRS and AS-IV, GAAP
16. Real value accounting
17. Asset liability management
18. Risk management
19. Alternative structures and revenue models for banks
20. Mutual funds, hedge funds, private equity and other intermediaries
21. Financial engineering and innovations
22. Finance functions in changing market environment
23. Market efficiency and asset pricing
24. Market microstructure
25. Capital market integration and regulatory issues
26. Activity based costing
27. Business sustainability: challenges and issues
28. Corporate governance & ethics
29. Corporate restructuring for sustainable development
30. Business intelligence
31. IT governance
32. Enterprise business application
33. Six sigma
34. Lean manufacturing
35. TRIZ
36. Green manufacturing
Schedule and instructions for authors
1. The prospective contributors are requested to submit MS-Word
electronic version of their paper in IEEE format, not exceeding 06
pages on A4 size paper, through e-mail on
nationalconference@gn.amity.edu
2. All references must follow the IEEE format of referencing
3. To facilitate the paper’s double-blind peer review process, authors
should make efforts to ensure that information about the authors’
identities do not appear anywhere in the text-body of the paper.
4. All fonts must be embedded in the file.
5. Fonts that require non-English language support are not allowed.
6. The document should not have any password protection.
7. Do not put your own page numbers on the manuscript.
8. The decision regarding the acceptance of the papers is at the
discretion of the ‘Technical Program Committee’.
9. Note that short manuscripts / abstract are not considered
10. At least one of the Authors must register for conference.
Submission of full Paper 25.08.2017
Acceptance of full Paper 10.09.2017
Camera ready paper submission 15.09.2017
Submission of registration form, copyright agreement & fee30.09.2017
PPT for presentation submission 10.10.2017
All the presented papers may be edited, if required, by the Editorial
Board. Only accepted papers will be published in the conference
proceeding.
Registration Fee
Details of the Registration fee are as follows:
Category
Registration Fees
National International
Author
Student 2,000 150 USD
Research
Scholar/Academician
3,000 150 USD
Industry 3,500 170 USD
Delegate
Student / Research Scholar
(Full Time)
1,200 80 USD
Faculty 1,000 100 USD
Industry 1,000 120 USD
Registration fee includes; Tea/Coffee, Lunch,
Proceeding (only for author1
)
Mode of Payment
DD in favor of “Amity Sponsorship Account” payable at “Noida”.
No Cheque/Cash please. or
Through on-line payment gateway, which is integrated on
www.amity.edu/greaternoida/RIISETM/Payonline.html
A soft copy of the payment detail along with payment mode to be sent on
nationalconference@gn.amity.edu and mention your paper name,
subject, candidate name, address & cell no too.
Accommodation
Accommodation can be arranged in the Amity University, Greater Noida
Guest house /nearby as per the availability on payment basis for which
the organizers shall provide necessary assistance, if informed well in
advance on first-come-first basis, range of hotel rent is 2000 - 5000.
Those wishing to apply should write an email making the request at
aksingh18@gn.amity.edu, CC to nationalconference@gn.amity.edu with
subject ‘Accommodation’.
How to reach here?
Nearest Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi.
International flights and some domestic flights arrive at Terminal 3 and
Terminal 1.
Palam Airport, New Delhi is for domestic flights.
Prepaid taxis and luxury cabs are available at airport to commute across
the city.
Railway Station: Nizamuddin railway station and Anand vihar railway
station are closest to the venue of the conference; other railway stations
are Old Delhi railway station, New Delhi and Ghaziabad railway station.
From all stations prepaid autos, taxis and yellow bus services are
available.
Metro Station: Metro train service is available from New Delhi,
Vaishali (Ghaziabad), Anand Vihar, Indira Gandhi International AirPort,
Chandni Chowk (Old Delhi), and Jangpura (Nizamuddin). Rajiv Chowk
is the central place of metro train service, reach at various locations
throughout NCR.
Botanical Garden is the nearest metro station.
Distance from
Pari Chowk, Greater Noida 4 Km
Botanical Metro Station 29 Km
Ghaziabad Railway Station 29 Km
Nizammuddin Railway Station 37 Km
Anand Vihar Railway Station 40 Km
Old Delhi Railway Station 45 Km
New Delhi Railway Station 45 Km
Palam Airport 52 Km
Indira Gandhi International Airport 55 Km
Sponsorship
We would welcome your own ideas for discussion, and would be glad to
assist with any enquiries you may have. The wide range of opportunities
available means that you can choose a package that fits your particular
marketing strategy. Some opportunities are negotiable.
Benefactor Overview Platinum Gold Silver Bronze
Banner of your company logo and
benefactor level in the foyer area of the
conference venue
X X X X
Keynote speech during conference
(subject to approval by organizing
committee)
X
Acknowledgement by the chairman
during Welcome Reception, Opening and
Banquet
Welcome,
Valedictory
Welcome,
Valedictory
Full conference registrations and access
to social events
5 3 2 1
Advertisement in the Final Program (full
/ half page)
Full Page Full Page
Half
Page
Half Page
Complimentary exhibition booths (6 x 3
feet)
Double Size Single Size
Single
Size
Single
Size
Listed on conference website. X X
Your company's logo X X X X
Paragraph about the company/
organization
375 words 375 words
250
words
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Company/organization website URL X X X X
Available up to 2 5 8 10
Benefactor Packages
Platinum Sponsor 10,00,000 / USD 20,000
Gold Sponsor 5,00,000 / USD10,000
Silver Sponsor 2,50,000 / USD 5,000
Bronze Sponsor 1,25,000 / USD 2,500
Other Sponsors Sponsorship packages can be customized to suit
your company's preferences.

4. Sponsorship: Being Benefactors' proves your leadership in industry and
provides maximum exposure with NCRISETM-2017 attendees.
Benefactor status maximizes your company's visibility.
Your company will be prominently featured as sponsor of NCRISETM-
2017. Showcase your brand to the most influential group of engineers
and researchers audience in social media, mobile, analytics and cloud
domain. You can also utilize this event to share your company's products
and services with important decision makers in the industry.
Why Become a Benefactor? NCRISETM-2017 is national event to
present the latest results from the research. NCRISETM-2017 brings
together industry leaders and researchers, on the common platform to
share knowledge about the technologies, business opportunities and
applications. Sponsor enjoys high visibility at the conference. Patrons
can gain access to officials from leading R&D organizations and project
representatives.
General Terms & Conditions
 Due to limited sponsorship opportunities, sponsors shall be
allocated on a first come first serve basis.
 The sponsors shall bring POP display as desired by them for the
display stalls.
 All payments for sponsorship/ stall bookings are to be made in
advance.
 All transactions are subject to Delhi jurisdiction.
 All stall requirements shall be made known seven days prior to the
event. All additions shall be charged appropriately.
 Bromide of company’s logo & complete name of the company with
style will be required for acknowledging through backdrops,
banners, brochures, stationary, invitation cards & other promotional
material.
Payments are to be made through DD/ local cheque in favor of “Amity
Sponsorship Account” payable at Noida.
Executive Members
Prof. (Dr.) S G Deshmukh, Director, IIIT, Gwalior, Govt. of India
Dr. Devendra Pathak, Vice- Chancellor, K N Modi University, Jaipur
Dr. S P Mishra, Ex- Vice Chancellor, Dev Sanskriti Vishvidhayalya,
Haridwar
Prof. V K Srivastava, Ex- HoD, Department of Chemical Engineering,
IIT Delhi
Prof. A D Gupta, Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT, Delhi
Prof. D S Chauhan, Vice- Chancellor, GLA University, Mathura
Mr S N Sawroop, Secretary, Indian Institute of Public Administration,
ITO, New Delhi
Dr. R P Singh, Secretary General, Quality Council of India (Govt. of
India), New Delhi
Dr. S K Mishra, Ex- Advisor, Ayurvedic Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi
Mr S K Singh, Ex- Inspector General, Chandigarh
Dr. Pradeep Kumar, IIT, Roorkee
Dr. J P Singh, Ex- Sr. Member Secretary, Re-habitation Council of
India, New Delhi
Prof. (Dr.) R B Lal, Vice Chancellor, Sam Higginbottom Institute of
Agriculture, Technology and Sciences (SHIATS), Allahabad
Dr. Vikram Singh, Vice Chancellor, Noida International University
Greater Noida
Prof. B S Tomar, Chancellor, NIMS University, Jaipur
Dr. B. V Babu, Vice Chancellor, Galgotia University, Greater Noida
Er. Anil Aggrawal, Chairman, HRIT, Ghaziabad
Mr S K Kasana, Vice-Chairman, Echlon, Faridabad
Prof. R P Dahiya, Vice Chancellor, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram
University of Science and Technology, Murthal
Dr. V R Singh, Scientist & Chairman, IEEE, Delhi
Dr. Arun Veer Singh, IAS, Chief Executive Officer, Yamuna Express
Way, Greater Noida
Mr. Amar Nath Singh, Ex- Director Industries, Uttar Pradesh
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Chief Patron
Dr. Ashok K Chauhan
Founder President, Ritnand Balved Education Foundation
Chairman, AKC Group of Companies
Dr. Atul Chauhan
Chancellor Amity University Uttar Pradesh
President, RBEF
CEO, AKC Group of Companies
Dr. Aseem Chauhan
Chancellor, Amity University
Additional President, RBEF
CEO, Amity Capital Ventures
Patron
Prof (Dr.) Gurinder Singh
Group Vice Chancellor, Amity Universities
Director General, Amity Directorate of Management and Allied Areas
Director General, Amity University Greater Noida Campus
Director General, Amity International Business School
&
Vice Chairman, Global Foundation for Learning & Excellence
Chief Guest
Prof. (Dr.) S G Deshmukh
Director, IIIT- Gwalior
MHRD, Govt of India
Secretary
Prof. (Dr.) A K Singh
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Advisors
Mr. A K Chaudhary (VP Personnel & Registrar)
Prof. J S Jassi (Dean Academic)
Brig. H S Dhanny (Dean Administration)
Conference Coordinators
Dr. Shakeeluddin Choudhary 9811487571
Mr. R.K. Chandi 9899691101
NCRISETM-2017
Amity University, 48-A,
Knowledge Park-III, Greater Noida -201308
Dstt. Gautam Budh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, INDIA
Email ID: nationalconference@gn.amity.edu
aksingh18@gn.amity.edu
Conference URL: www.amity.edu/greaternoida/RIISETM
For any query please contact.
For Publication
Mr. Rohtash Singh 9560161588
Mr. Subodh Barthwal 8750098242
Ms. Shubhi Gupta 9654139399
Mr. Dhirendra Patel 9650064678
Mr Atul Kumar 9999311765
For Registration
Col. N K Atul 8376060253
Dr. J N Patel 9718442230
Ms. Ruchira Srivastava 9871879081
Mr Mukesh Kumar 9990626878
For Finance
Mr Harshwardhan Arora 9810955864
For Sponsorship
Mr A K Chaudhary 8826700116
Dr M K Jain 9411408737
Dr Preeti Kulsreshta 9953186389
Dr Shalini Jaiswal 9953217151
Dr Subhadra Rajpoot 9899193455