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Centre of Excellence in
Disaster Management

JNTUH College of Engineering

Kukatpally, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh

Departments Involved

1. Civil Engineering : a. Structural Engineering

b. Geo- Technical Engineering
c. Transportation Engineering
2. Electrical Electronics Engineering:
Power Systems
3. Electronics and Communication Engineering:
Wi l Sensor
Wireless S Networks
N t k
4. Computer Science and Engineering:
Mobile Ad-hoc Networks

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Research Projects Initiated under this centre

1. Disaster due to Road Accidents

2. Di t due
Disaster d tot Urban
U b Flooding
Fl di
3. Disaster due to Landslides
4. Rescue Operations in crowded areas
5. Impact of Natural Disasters on Electrical Systems
6. Disaster due to Gas Emissions
7. Disaster due to Earthquake

Faculty Involved
S.NO. Name
1 Dr. M.V. Seshagiri Rao
2 Dr. N. Yadaiah
3 Dr.K.M. Lakshmana Rao
4 Dr. V. Kamakshi Prasad
5 Dr.D. Sreenivasa Rao
6 Dr. A. Jayalaxmi
7 Dr.G.V.Narasimha Reddy
8 Dr. B.N. Bhandari
Particulars
Principal Investigator-I
Principal Investigator
Investigator-II
II
Principal Investigator-III
Knowledge user partner
Knowledge user partner
Knowledge user partner
Knowledge user partner
Institutional Faculty involved in research

9 Dr.M. Janardhana Institutional Faculty involved in research

10 Dr. V. Padmavathi Institutional Faculty involved in research

11 Smt. A. Kavitha Institutional Faculty involved in research

12 Smt.K. Neeraja Institutional Faculty involved in research

13 Sri K Bhaskar Institutional Faculty involved in research

14 Dr. B Dean Kumar Coordinator

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1. DISASTER DUE TO ROAD

ACCIDENTS.

Dr. K.M.Lakshmana Rao

Objectives Disaster in reference to

ROAD ACCIDENTS
Static deficiencies in reference to geometrics, right of way
features, land use, supportive infrastructure network
characterization will be conducted with ten templates
Geo fencing and spatial fencing and spectral fencing will be
made to track road user/vehicle mobility
Technology interface for analysis
Seven GIS architectures are interfacing and interacting on
d
dynamic andd simulation
l mode
d
Mathematical models to view on fractals and locations to be
treated p Median and fractal geometry

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Deliverables
Link wise, road network, path and geometric deficiency analysis in GIS
platform exposing road network connectivity, access and functionality
deficiencies
Road user attitude and traffic characteristic analysis on online dynamic
mode technology interface gadgets
Seven GIS architectures integration at open architecture for accident
investigation and mitigation
low price gadgets and guidance systems development for commercial
applications
Possibility of online communication systems with lower end price
advanced communication to road user in addition to navigation interface
and risk generation, distribution and convergence patterns display or voice
communication Gadget development

ITS [Intelligent Transportation Systems] architectures are limited

to developed countries or non mixed traffic conditions
ITS is in operation in other countries where geometric
deficiencies, land use deficiencies, supportive infrastructure
deficiencies and pedestrian irregular mobilities are minimum
Guidance systems with transparency/ system driven is not in
practice
O
Overall ll planning
l perspectives off ffractall view is not in practice-
urban fractals are not prevailed

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Progress as on Date
GIS architectures and scope is finalized and is in
proc rement stage
procurement
Hardware setups are identified specifications and
is in procurement stage
Network Planning, Fractal modelling, p-Median
modelling, knowledge shell for accident analysis
and simulating templates are identified.
Literature review is complted

Activities as on date
Abstract of three conceptual papers are submitted
for international conference in IIT mumbai
m mbai
Central hall GIS architectures - lead mapping is
ready

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Vehicle Navigation

Junction Improvements

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Hi-Tech City Road _Section 10

Hi-Tech City Road _Section 10

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Hi-Tech City Road _Section 10

Hi-Tech City Road _Section 9

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Hi-Tech City Road _Section 9

Hi-Tech City Road _Section 9

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Hi Tech City Road _ Section 9_Grid resolution

Hi Tech City Road _ Section 10_Grid resolution

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2. DISASTER DUE TO FLOODS

Dr. K.M. Lakshmana Rao

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Objectives in reference to Floods

Propose to study on impact on urban floods with

road condition visual,
is al ssurface
rface and str
structural
ct ral
aspects.
Spatial fencing and spectral fencing with three
dimension characterization over a time and space
Technology interfaced flash flood alert system
Modelling effort to identify water collecting points
Four GIS architectures to plan, design and mitigate
economy disaster to system and road user

Deliverables
Four GIS architectures namely Transitional, operational,
reciprocative and DSS to plan, design and mitigate urban
disasters
Technology interface alert system on water displacement for
flash flood alert system
Roads, right of way features and local area planning in
reference to terrain and topographic leads for quick mobility
of water
Gadget for flash floods and GIS simulating system for
Engineers, planners and managers of infrastructure

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Progress as on Date
Study areas are identified
Road development plans are in procurement stage
Technology gadgets are in procurement stage
GIS architectures are identified and is in
procurement stage
Methodologygy is identified

Research activities as on date

Approach is converting to publish , abstract is

s bmitted for one international conference
submitted
Literature is collected to identify research gap
International practices are reviewed

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Cross Section Profile

Cross Section Profile

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Longitudinal Profile

Rain Harvesting Pits

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3. DISASTER DUE TO LANDSLIDES

Dr.D.Sreenivasa Rao &
Dr.G.V.N. Reddy

Objectives

Capturing of geophysical data using sensors .

(Pore pressure, Moisture level, soil movement, vibration etc..)

Transmission of captured geophysical data to Remote Data

Management Center using Sensor network.

Processing of received Data.

Analysis of received data for Prediction of Landslides.

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Action plan
To Identify the parameters to be measured for landslide
prediction
T Identify
To Id if suitable
i bl sensors for f capturing
i the
h identified
id ifi d
parameters
To study existing Sensor Network architectures, routing
protocols and its limitations.

To identify the suitable network architecture and routing

protocol for data transmission

Procurement of Equipment Required for project

implementation

Action plan
Development of Testing Environment.

To carry out simulations and experimental analysis using

developed testing environment

Capturing and transmission of the data to a remote data

management centre

Analysis of received data for Land slide prediction

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Parameters to be measured for Landslide

Prediction

The increase in the Rainfall rate or its intensity increases

the probability of landslide.
landslide
Moisture content in the soil considered to be a primary
indication for landslide initiation.
Pore pressure of the soil is one of the most important
parameter for slope stability and landslide prediction.
SSliding
d g ofo so
soil layers
aye s has
as to be measured
easu ed for
o identifying
de t y g thet e
slope failures.
Vibrations in the earth can be produced during the
initiation of a landslide, as the land mass starts to move, but
does not fully slide.

Selection of Geophysical Sensors

Dielectric moisture sensors are used to monitor the
changes experienced in volumetric water content.
Pore ppressure p piezometers are used to capture
p the p
pore
pressure variations.
Strain gauge is used to measure the movement of soil
layers.
Tiltmeters are used for measuring the soil layer movements
such as very slow creep movements or sudden movements.
The geophone is used for the analysis of vibrations caused
during a landslide.
Temperature sensors: The physical properties of soil and
water change with temperature

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Sensor
Sensor Node Sensor
Node Node

Sensor
Relay Relay
Relay Node
Node Node
Node

Relay
Gate way Sensor Node
Sensor Gate way
Node
Node

Network Controller

802.11b

` Field Management
Center Data Management
DB center
Internet/GPRS
Server

DAQ
Board
Analysis
D Software
B
Rain
Geophone
Gauge
WSN architecture for LANDSLIDE detection

WSN Hierarchy

SN- Sensor Node

CH Cluster
CH- Cl H
Head
d
SINK NODE

CH-H
CH-H

CH-L CH-L
CH-L CH-L

SN1 SN2 SN3 SN4 SN SN6 SN7 SN

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WSN architecture

z Th wireless
The i l sensor networkk follows
f ll a two-layer
l hi
hierarchy
h

z Lower layer wireless sensor nodes, sample and collect the

heterogeneous data from the DEP (Deep Earth Probe) and
the data packets are transmitted to the upper layer.

z The upper layer aggregates the data and forwards it to the sink
node (gateway) kept at the deployment site.

WSN architecture

Data received
D i d at the
h gateway has
h to be
b transmitted
i d to the
h
Field Management Center (FMC) A Wi-Fi network is
used between the gateway and FMC to establish the
connection.

The FMC incorporates

Th i f ili i such
facilities h as a broadband
b db d
network for long distant data transmission. The DMC
consists of the database server and an analysis station

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Sensor
Fig. 2 nodesWSN Arc
Field Management Center Data Management Center
Internet

802.11b

Network Controller
chitecture showing Deep e

802.15.4

Gate way
802.15.4

802.15.4

Node Node Node Node Node Node

Sensor
SB SB SB SB SB
Board
earth Probe as

Strain gauge

Pore Pressure
Transducer

Progress as on Date

Literature survey on sensor network architectures and routing

protocols .

Simulation of sensor network architectures .

Simulation of routing protocols

Finalization of Equipment (7 modules) with Specifications

Interacted with advisory committee members

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Team (Wireless Sensor Communication)

.
Dr. D
Dr D. Sreenivasa Rao ,Professor &Head ECE Dept
Dr. B.N. Bandari ,Professor ECE Dept

Mr. Mohammed Moyed Ahmed (Research Scholar) - ECE

Mr. Sudhakar Ch (Research Scholar) -ECE

Team (Geo- Technical Engineering)

z D G
Dr. G.V.
V NNarasimha
i h RReddy,
dd A Associate
i P Professor
f

z Dr. V. Padmavathi, Associate Professor

Ms. S. Bala Padmaja, Research Scholar

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Deliverables

IInternational
t ti l journals
j l -3
National journals -5
Conference papers -5

M tech projects 5
PhDs 3

4. RESCUE OPERATIONS IN
EMERGENCY
Smt. A. Kavitha

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Objective

Developing mobile applications

To track victim

To p
provide support
pp to the Rescue team

under emergency situations

Possible Scenarios

1. Availability of Communication Network

Victim can communicate with response team
Response team can communicate with victims mobile phone.

2. Non-availability of Communication Network

3. Network is available but mobile is not available

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Availability of Mobile Network

Registered
Mobile

GSM/GPRS

SMS

Press a
Button Server

Register
ed
Mobile
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Availability of Mobile Network

Required mobile applications need to be developed to make the
communication possible between victim and rescue team

Victim communicates with Rescue Team

Victim communicates with the rescue team using the developed

mobile apps

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Availability of Mobile Network

Rescue team communicates with Victim

Most critical information required for rescue team is physical

location
and geographical conditions of victims location.

Rescue team sends communication to all

the registered mobile devices in the impacted area and gather the
information about Geo-positional location.

Based on the real time information available, rescue team shall

react
to the situation accordingly.

2. Non-availability of Mobile Network

i) In the event of disaster like earthquake, the network infrastructure
is
destroyed
ii) If the tower is not be available in the vicinity of the mobile user
z Victim cannot send a SMS for help.

Wi-Fi access points are deployed in an ad hoc manner which can

track mobiles in its vicinity, and inform that they are reachable and
request can be sent, if there is need of any help.

Victim responds by giving request for help and rescue team

responds with its GPS coordinates.

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Case(ii)
Wi-Fi Access
Point

Server

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3. Network available but Mobile is

not available
Developing a prototype system like a smart wrist band. This system
can be used for location identification.
This smart wrist band includes modules such as GPS receiver, RF
transceiver and sensors that measure temperature and
acceleration.

These light weight devices wore by people exchange information

gathered
th d from
f sensors andd it is
i communicated
i t d to
t server

Based on victim state and acceleration parameters it alerts the

system for providing help to the victim.
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Case(iii)

Search Device

Detects victim
Serv
er

Proposed wrist-band device

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UG projects(in progress)

User Tracking Management (SAHAAYAK)

Rescue Management (RAKSHAK)

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PG projects (in progress)

Rescue management using zigbee network
of sensor devices
Prototype development of a smart band
used in Pilgrim Rescue management system
Embedded Application Development for
Handheld Device in Rescue Management
Prototype Development for a Handheld
Device Used in Rescue management

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Deliverables
Developing mobile application for providing support to
victim in communicating with the rescue team

Developing a prototype hand held device for rescue team

personal to find state of the victim and to communicate
with centralized location

Developing Sensor smart band which communicates

position and health state of the user

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5. Impact of Natural Disasters on

Electrical Systems

Dr. N. Yadaiah

Natural disasters

Floods Earthquakes Cyclones

Shorting of Damage to Uprooting of

transmission lines transmission lines electrical towers

Damaging of Uprooting of Overlapping of

transformers and electrical towers transmission lines
its connections

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Flow Diagram for occurrence of

events
UNIT LOSS OF INSUFFICIENT
FAILURE GENERATION GENERATION

LOSS OF
BUS
TRANSFORMER/ LOAD
ISOLATED
LINE FAILURE

SYSTEM
COLLAPSE

LINE OVERLOAD
REDUCED OR
NETWORK UNSATISFACTORY
REDUNDANCY BUS VOLTAGE ISLANDING

Objectives / Deliverables

Studying the effect on the network (Transmission and/or

Di t ib ti ) and
Distribution) d learning
l i from
f th pastt events
the t for
f making
ki the
th
systems more resilient.
Algorithms will be developed for analyzing the power system
during natural disaster.

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Objectives / Deliverables

73 Modules for Algorithm Development

1. Network Topology Processing (NTP) Module: updating
the status of the system.

2. State Estimation Module (SEM): Updating the state

variables of the system.

3. Network Reconfiguration (NR) Module: Suggesting

Different configurations of the distribution / transmission
system network for possible options of reconnecting the
system load to the generation sources.

4. System Restoration Module (SRM): Strategies for

restoring the network after disaster.

Impact of Disasters on Electrical Supply -CoE - JNTUH CEH

Contingency Analysis
Severity of any contingency is computed based on
voltage
oltage instability,
instabilit load loss
loss, ooverload,
erload aavailable
ailable
power margin, and frequency deviation
contingency analysis provide the basis for
preventive and corrective operation actions against
blackouts
It uses the current state reported by SCADA to
identify possible series of component failures and
check for collapse cases

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Load flow analysis

A power flow study (load-flow study) is a steady-state
Analysis
y whose targetg is to determine the voltages,
g
currents, and real and reactive power flows in a system
under a given load conditions.

The purpose of power flow studies is to plan ahead and

account for various hypothetical situations.

Load flow analysis is done to

Total load of the system
Losses in the system
Voltage profile at each part of the system

Avoid power grid failure

Determine the faulted location
I l
Isolate the
h ffaulty
l part ffrom the
h system
Realize the severity of the disturbance

The system become more severe to grid failure when

the disturbance is cascaded to the generation node
And during this situation the non faulted area is also
disconnected from the grid as it occurs in the same line

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6. DISASTER DUE TO GAS

EMISSIONS
Dr. K. M. Lakshmana Rao

Objectives in reference to Gas

Environment
Propose to study on spread distribution of Methane/Benzene/
Carbon monoxide over a time and space
Geo fencing and spatial fencing and spectral fencing will be
made to study environment impact due to gas emission with
temperature, humidity, wind characteristics, moisture content as
perspectives.
Alert system technology interface with GSM/GPRS
GIS mapping online
l communication, processing, analysisl withh
Monitoring, operational and technology interfaced GIS

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Deliverables
Pollution distribution spread distribution diagrams
with direction,
direction duration and intensity over a space
and time
Environment impact analysis with additive factors on
emissions
GIS driven systems with Mapping,differential,
correlative
l ti views
i w on emissions.
i i
Technology setups with Chemically sensitive sensors,
emitter set ups, receiver setups and communication
system

Research gap GIS interactive architectures on

environment impact
T h l
Technology interfaced
f d alert
l systems withh centrall
hall, receiver client and emitter locations with
triune relational view
Module addition open architecture to researchers is
add on student
Product interface with GIS architectures
commercial applications lowest pricing

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Progress as on Date
Base map Khammam District is developed in GIS
en ironment is developed.
environment de eloped
Mine area of Singareni colleries shape file is
developed
Technology specifications like sensors,
communication system, emitter and receiver
specifications are identified and up loaded.
Methodology, GUI , GIS setups are in working
mode

Research Activities as on date

Literature review is in progress and research gap is
identified Modelling and Impact analysis
identified. anal sis
approaches are in review
Climate impacts and modelling is in initiation to
conduct correlative view Gas emissions over a time
and space

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Raster Maps

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Map with Digitized Layers

BASE MAP

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Khammam GHG Sources

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KTPC

Coal Mine

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7. DISASTER DUE TO
EARTHQUAKE
Dr.M. Janardhana

Objectives

Thee study co
concentrates
ce t ates oon eeffects
ects oof ea
earthquakes
t qua es oon bu
buildings
d gs in
seismic zone II and Zone III.
A building (JNTUH) in seismic zone II will be evaluated with
respect to the existing seismic codes.
An important building Hospital or Govt. building) in zone III
will be studied in detail and analysis will be done to know its
vulnerability to earthquake.
An open ground storey building (govt. ) will be studied.
If possible a building having partly load bearing masonry walls
and partly moment resisting frames.

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Guidelines(Retrofitting Scheme) will be suggested for the buildings

that
h hhave b
been studied
di d to withstand
ih d the
h seismic
i i loads
l d as per IS
1893 (Part 1):2002 .

The work is generic in nature and no specific patents and products

will come out of the study.

Research activities as on date:

The existing structural drawings have been studied for the

UGC Academic Staff college building located in JNTUH
campus.

We are evaluating the strength of the concrete in the

structural elements of the above building.

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Publications:

A paper titled A Contributory Load based Channel

assignment for wireless Mesh Networks has been
accepted for presentation in International Conference on
Communication and Computing (ICC 2014) to be held at
g
Bangalore from June 12-14, 2014. The p proceedings
g will
be published in Elsevier.

Training and pedagogy

At UG Level a course on Disaster Management is introduced at

II B.Tech
B Tech II Semester level for all branches.
branches (2 credit course)

No Workshop, Short-term courses and Seminars held

No Masters and PhD students graduated under this project.

((5 Ph D students are admitted in March 2014 and 2 M.Tech Students
are also working in thematic area)

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List of Equipment / Software Required

Sl.No Item Rate (Lakhs) No Amount Branch/

(Lakhs) Specialisatio
n
1 WEB GIS 5 1 5 CE
2 Hardware Set up of RFID Reader, RFID tags 2.5 2 5 CE
Systems with S/W interface
3 Hardware Set up of receiver and emitter of help call 3 1 3 CE
with S/W interface

4 Hardware Set up of chemically sensitive sensors, 4 2 8 CE

communication systems, receivers, mcu designs
with S/W interface

5 Hardware Set up of vehicle tracking, MCU designs, 1.5 5 7.5 CE

receivers with S/W interface

6 Hardware Set up of water displacement sensors, 3.5 1 3.5 CE

alert systems, receivers, transmitters and MCU
designs and S/W interface

7 Dynamic GIS 5 1 5 CE
8 Reciprocative GIS 5 1 5 CE
9 Operational GIS 5 1 5 CE
10 Display GIS 5 1 5 CE

List of Equipment / Software Required

Sl.No Item Rate No Amount Branch/

(Lakhs) (Lakhs) Specialisatio
n

11 Planning GIS 5 1 5 CE

12 Virtual GIS 5 1 5 CE

13 DSS GIS 5 1 5 CE

14 Technology Interfaced GIS 5 1 5 CE

15 Analytical GIS 5 1 5 CE

16 R l i l GIS
Relational 5 1 5 CE

17 Monitoring GIS 5 1 5 CE

18 Protective GIS 5 1 5 CE

19 Transitional GIS 5 1 5 CE

20 Integrated GIS 5 1 5 CE

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List of Equipment / Software Required

Sl.No Item Rate No Amount Branch/

(Lakhs)
(L kh ) (L kh )
(Lakhs) Specialisati
S i li ti
on
21 Rebound Hammer for NDT 1 1 1 SE

22 SAP software 5 1 5 SE

23 Laptops 1.3 2 2.6 SE

24 Cyclic loading system (3 axes, 6 degrees of 50 1 50 GTE

freedom)
25 Horizontal Shake Table 15 1 15 GTE

26 Block Vibration Test with wave propagation 5 1 5 GTE

27 Tilt test apparatus (Fabrication) 2 1 2 GTE

28 Code composer studio 0.55 1 0.55 CSE

29 Core Module for Sensor Node 0.17 10 1.7 CSE

30 Heartbeat Sensor 0.16 2 0.32 CSE

List of Equipment / Software Required

Sl.No Item Rate No Amount Branch/

(Lakhs) (Lakhs) Specialisati
on
31 Core Module for Environmental monitoring 0.75 1 0.75 CSE
32 Core Module for Coordinator Node 0.4 3 1.2 CSE
33 Debugger for SoCs 0.1 2 0.2 CSE
34 Handheld terminal development board 1.2 1 1.2 CSE
35 Handheld Terminal Programmer 0.15 2 0.3 CSE
36 Handheld Terminal Debugger 1.4 1 1.4 CSE
37 Linux Development Code Bench 1 1 1 CSE
38 Real time Code trace module 1 1 1 CSE
39 Linux/Android application debugger 1 1 1 CSE
40 Industrial Ultrasonic Level Sensor 0.185 2 0.37 CSE

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List of Equipment / Software Required

Sl.No Item Rate No Amount Branch/

(Lakhs) (Lakhs) Specialisati
on
41 GPS/GNSS Antenna Module 0.15 2 0.3 CSE
42 GSM/GPRS Wireless Modem 0.12 2 0.24 CSE
43 Embedded work bench IDE for 8051 2.8 1 2.8 CSE
44 CSE
Handheld Starter 0.2 1 0.2
45 CSE
DSO 100MHz 0.5 1 0.5
46 CSE
Spectrum Analyzer with Pre-amplifier and
vector signal
i l analysis
l i 9
9.5 1 9
9.5
47 CSE
Multimeter 0.2 2 0.4
48 CSE
Signal Conditioning PCB for sensor
interfaces(for hand-held device) 0.05 7 0.35
49 CSE
Node PCBs 0.05 10 0.5
50 Components for Node (Processor, Memory CSE
etc.,) 0.025 10 0.25

List of Equipment / Software Required

Sl.No Item Rate No Amount Branch/

(Lakhs) (Lakhs) Specialisatio
n

51 CSE
Temperature & PIR sensors 0.015 10 0.15
52 CSE
Regulated Power Supply 0.1 1 0.1
53 CSE
Core Module with LCD & Cables 0.12 3 0.36
54 ECE
Mote / WSN Nodes (with IP packaging) 0.4 6 2.4
55 ECE
y ((with IP ppackaging)
Gateways g g) 0.75 2 1.5
56 ECE
Sensor Boards 0.25 6 1.5
57 Associated Software for Disaster Management ECE
(Lab view) 5 1 5
58 ECE
Deep earth probes 1 6 6
59 ECE
Mechanical hardware for testing environment 1 1 1
60 ECE
Development/Starter Kits 1.3 1 1.3

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List of Equipment / Software Required

Sl.No Item Rate (Lakhs) No Amount Branch/

(Lakhs) Specialisatio
n
61 Server with dual intel Xeon Processors or higher
32GB RAM, 300GBX6nos, RAID Controller,
redundant power supply, license OS, 18.5 inch
monitor & other accessories. 5 1 5 EEE
62 Two core activation HIL(opal-T) of target license
with real time soft tools (ARTEMIS and RT-
EVENTS) 9.5 1 9.5 EEE
63 Geo server GIS and customization for map viewer
functionalities required for disaster management
tool for Electrical system with Linux/window based
system, web based application 9.5 1 9.5 EEE
64 Customization of FGeo server GIS compatabile for
Electrical Network Data and other functionalities
required for Disaster management Tool for
Electrical System. 8.5 1 8.5 EEE
65 Interfacing facility with SCADA system for real
time 2.5 1 2.5 EEE

Total 271.94

Research Scholars

S. No. Name Specialization

1 Mr. C H Sudhkar - ECE Wireless Sensor Networks

2 Mr. Ankush - EEE

Power Systems
3 Mr. Ahmed - ECE Wireless Sensor Networks

4 Ms. Bala Padmaja - CE Geotechnical Engineering

5 Mr. Kiran Kumar - CSE Mobile Adhoc Networks

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Advisory Committee
1. Prof. A. Meher Prasad
Professor of Civil Engineering
IIT Madras, Chennai

2. Dr. K. S. Swarup
Prof. of Electrical Engineering
IIT Madras, Chennai 600036

3. Dr.Pradeep Kumar Singh

Sr. Scientist
CBRI, Roorkee

4. Dr.D.M. Vinod Kumar

Professor of EEE
NIT Warangal

5. Dr. N.V.S Narasimha Sarma

Professor & Head
Dept. of ECE
NIT Warangal

6. Dr. Siba Kumar Udgata

Professor CSE
University of Hyderabad

7. Dr. Mruthyunjaya Reddy

NRSC, ISRO, Hyderabad

8. Dr. E.Saibaba Reddy

P f
Professor off Civil
Ci il Engg.
E & Rector
R t
JNTUH, Hyderabad

9. Dr.N.V.Ramana Rao
Professor of Civil Engg. & Registrar
JNTUH, Hyderabad

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10. Dr.K.Vijaya Kumar Reddy

Professor of Mechanical Engg. & DAP
JNTUH, Hyderabad

11.Dr. L.Pratap Reddy

Professor of ECE & Director R&D
JNTUH, Hyderabad

12. Dr. G.Vijaya Kumari

Prof. of CSE & Director UGC- Academic Staff College
JNTUH, Hyderabad

CENTRALHALL ESTABLISHMENT
TO MONITOR, PLAN, DESIGN, ANALYZE AND EVALUATE
THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF DISASTERS
15 GIS ARCHITECTURES ARE GONG TO VIEW IN
DIFFERENTIAL, INTEGRATED AND INDEPENDENT UTILITIES
TECHNOLOGY SET UPS FOR BEST PRACTICES, DISPLAY FOR
STUDENTS, RESEARCHERS AND FIELD OFFICERS
IMPARTING THE ROLE OFSPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES IN TO
THE SYSTEM FOR PLANNERS, ENGINEERS, MANAGERS

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Objectives in reference to Emergency /

Rescue operations
Knowledge base on static or dynamic mode for Rescue Operations with
reference to terrain, land use, topographic features, accident/ crime prone
locations.
WEB enabled/ Zig bee based communication and integrated multi
combination communications between location and central hall
connectivity establishment among rescue operator, victim and central hall
in GIS
Network, route, link and node guidance systems in GIS
Integration of Technology, Knowledge data base, rescue operator, victim
and central hall with WEB GIS, Protective GIS, Virtual GIS, Integrated GIS
TECHNOLOGY SET UPS RFID/ Self emitted , ZIGBEE, READER, GSM, Help
call systems and PC tablet integration for guidance to rescue operator

Deliverables
PC Tablet driven knowledge guidance system for rescue
operator on static or dynamic mode
Communication systems integrated version with technology
driven
Research attempt on feasibility of communicating through RFID
reader to central hall on victim location and interactive
communications
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Four GIS architectures
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operation window driven customized version
Commercial product development for Engineering, police and
planning departments

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State of Art the Domain of the Object

Trouble prone/ crime intensity mapping knowledge guidance

system with GIS architectures is the research gap
Technology interface with dynamic/ static guidance system to
rescue operator with GUI and PC tablet
Communication system of additional data with RFID reader or
compatible product interface is research gap
Integration of GIS architectures with multi level interactions
andd technology.
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Progress as on Date
GIS architectures are identified and is in
proc rement stage.
procurement stage
Hardware setup specifications and in procurement
stage
Study area is identified and shape files, base maps
are in generation
Methodology is identified

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Activities as on date

Literature review on work plan is completed

Interactions on industries for
f hardware set ups are
going on

User Preferred Paths

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Ground Profile for rescue operation

Alert System

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Ground Profile for rescue operation

Alert System

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Thank you

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