The use of social media data in disaster and crisis management is increasing
rapidly. Particularly in connection to flooding events, water quality issues in
ponds/lakes, urban flooding, and drainage problem, etc., geo-referenced images
shared by citizens can provide situational awareness to emergency responders, as
well as assist with financial loss assessment, giving information that would
otherwise be very hard to collect through conventional sensors or remote sensing
products. Discussion about such events can also be found on various social media
platforms. Further, recent advances in computer vision and deep learning can
perhaps support the automated analysis of these data. In this problem, software/
algorithm to be developed focusing on ground-level images taken by humans.
Considering distinct datasets from different sources, the algorithm of the
developed mobile app should be able to categorize water-related problems at
different administrative. Further, the mobile app should serve as a valuable tool
for the administrators for planning and managing water-related problems.
Website that tells you the location of the nearest e-waste collection and recycling
facility. Offers educational pop-ups on the harmful components of your e-waste and
their effects on the environment and human health if not disposed correctly. There
could be an option to input the model of your old device and earn credit points
relative to the amount of precious metals recovered from the device if disposed
correctly.
All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has implemented a large-scale
program to assess and improve the skills of engineering students in India in AICTE
Approved Technical Institutions across the country. In respect of analysis, each of
the online assessments (including those testing academic skills and those testing
higher order thinking skills) is used for comparing student outcomes. More
specifically, each of the Online assessments will be considered as unidimensional,
reliable, and good at measuring a range of student ability. The vast majority of
the items should also demonstrate psychometric characteristics of students. A
Questions bank is already prepared and random selection of questions has been
selected for the assessment. However, for the further development PARAKH teams
needs a web-based adaptive multiple-choice question (MCQ) testing system that
delivers MCQ assessments to users over the internet and adapts the questions based
on the user's performance and abilities. A Pre-assessment or initial knowledge
assessment can be designed to gauge the user's baseline knowledge; an initial
assessment may be conducted. This assessment can consist of a set of MCQs covering
different topics or difficulty levels. Based on that result a final assessment can
be prepared. The system employs an adaptive algorithm that analyzes the user's
responses, time spent on each question and level of difficulty and number of time
questions has been asked in the past and also for performance data from the pre-
assessment to determine their knowledge level and proficiency in specific areas.
The algorithm uses this information to select subsequent questions that
appropriately assessment to the students. Based on the adaptive algorithm, the
system selects the next set of MCQs from a question bank. The questions chosen may
vary in difficulty and content based on the student's performance. For example, if
the student answers a question correctly, the platform may present a more
challenging question next, while an incorrect answer may result in an easier
question. AI based question generation should be integrated in the portal so that
no random question is picked from the database and overall performance will be low.
In AICTE many online meetings are conducted to various stakeholders of AICTE such
as Institutes, faculty members, HOD and in the Ministry also. Lot of confidential
data has been shared through these online meeting. In order to increase security
and to make a robust system a personalized online meeting portal is needed in
AICTE. 1. Based on the requirements, design the architecture of the online meeting
system. Determining the components, such as the server infrastructure, database,
APIs, and user interfaces, that will be needed to develop the system. 2. Develop
the backend infrastructure: Build the backend infrastructure that will handle the
core functionalities of the online meeting system. This typically includes user
management, meeting scheduling, real-time communication, file sharing, and any
custom features required in AICTE. 3. Implement video conferencing capabilities:
Integrate video conferencing functionality into the system. Web Real-Time
Communication technology to facilitate real-time video and audio communication
between participants. 4. Create a user-friendly interface for participants to join
meetings, manage settings, access recordings, and utilize additional features. 5.
Implement robust security measures to protect the online meetings and user data.
This includes encryption of data in transit and at rest, user authentication and
access controls, secure storage of meeting recordings, and adherence to privacy
regulations.
A robust grievance redressal mechanism is a crucial component of any
administration. An efficient and effective procedure for addresstng grievances
demonstrates an administration's accountability responsiveness, and user-
friendliness. However, the ease of lodging a complaint or grievance by citizens is
often lacking in many lndian cities. Given the large migratory population in tndian
cities, consisting of individuals who may not be familiar with English, Hindi, or
the local regional language, citizens face challenges in lodging their grievances.
Moreover, the process of lodging a gflevance is not always straightforward. Some
department websites are inaccessible, and locating the correct website for a
specific department can be difficult. lntroducing an Al-based chatbot that allows
citizens to dictate their grievances in their local language and lodge them, would
greatly assist citizens. This tool should be able to understand and process
complaints effectively, assign them to the relevant department, and provide
citizens with a unique complaint number. Real-time updates on the status of the
complaint should be sent to citizens, enabling one-on-one conversations throughout
the grievance lifecycle. The primary objective of this solution should be to
provide citizens with an easy-to_use chatbot that facilitates efficient lodging and
tracking of grievances. This would not only save citizens' time in searching for
the appropriate department or category but also enabl; the administration to
receive targeted grievances and enhance overall service delivery.
Modern technology is changing rapidly and every individual has different level of
understanding and different pace of learning things. Having same course for all
personnel not only result in waste of time of departments and personnel's but also
affects departments productivity. Proposed Solution: AI Based training system may
be developed to real time design the course based on individual understanding and
learning capacity.
