Gowri Ganesh N.S.

Dr. Gowri Ganesh N.S.

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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 September 2019
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RCR.ROopa Chandrika
R.ROopa Chandrika
GNGowri Ganesh N.S.
Gowri Ganesh N.S.
AMA. Mummoorthy
A. Mummoorthy
KRK.M.KArthick Raghunath
K.M.KArthick Raghunath
The number of vehicles has increased tremendously over the past decade. There are over 1 billion active vehicles all over the world and 60 to 70 million vehicles in India. Managing such traffic moments, providing sufficient parking lots is not an easy task. Vehicle counting and classification on busy streets will help the authorities to obtain traffic flow statistics and help them to understand and study the traffic patterns so that the can manage traffic in the most efficient way. The paper presents a way to detect, count and classify vehicles using image processing techniques. Although there has been a significant amount of research related to this, there is always a scope of improvement. The task of vehicle detection and counting is broken down into six steps: 1) Image Acquisition, 2) Image Analysis, 3) Object detection, 4) Counting, 5) Classification, 6) Display result. The algorithms which will be used to perform these tasks will includes vehicle detection and counting algorithm and road marking detection algorithm. This can also be used to monitor high ways, detect accidents, unrighteous stoppage of vehicles on roads, the traffic rules violators. Classification of vehicles will be done in one of the following categories: a) Bicycles and motorcycles, b) motor cars, c) minibus and pickup vans, d) buses trailers, trucks. This data will help to figure out the priority and maximum users of a road and design traffic patterns that will be beneficial to maximum.

1 January 2022
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GNGowri Ganesh N.S.
Gowri Ganesh N.S.
NVN. G. Mukunth Venkatesh
N. G. Mukunth Venkatesh
DPD. Venkata Vara Prasad
D. Venkata Vara Prasad

28 December 2024 in Wireless Networks
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GNGowri Ganesh N.S.
Gowri Ganesh N.S.
VBV. Balasubramanian
V. Balasubramanian
DPD. Venkata Vara Prasad
D. Venkata Vara Prasad
SVS. Senthil Velan
S. Senthil Velan

1 November 2019 in Microprocessors and Microsystems
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VSV.M. Senthilkumar
V.M. Senthilkumar
AMA. Muruganandham
A. Muruganandham
SRS. Ravindrakumar
S. Ravindrakumar
GNGowri Ganesh N.S.
Gowri Ganesh N.S.

21 June 2025
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GNGowri Ganesh N.S.
Gowri Ganesh N.S.
GKG. Karthi
G. Karthi
KMK. Mohanish
K. Mohanish
KKK. J. Dinesh Karthick
K. J. Dinesh Karthick
JFJ. Mohammed Faizal
J. Mohammed Faizal

23 November 2023
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ADAnurag Anand Duvey
Anurag Anand Duvey
PRPankaj Rahi
Pankaj Rahi
GNGowri Ganesh N.S.
Gowri Ganesh N.S.
SBSanti Swarup Basa
Santi Swarup Basa
– The adoption of blockchain technology is widespread across diverse industries due to its rapid advancement and high level of innovation. The technology in question is widely acknowledged for its ability to adapt and be utilized in diverse domains, thereby enabling the storage of data in interconnected fields through peer-to-peer networks. Blockchain technology demonstrates high performance in the storage of transactions that have minimal digital traces, as well as in situations where there is a need for immutability and transparency. The utilization of blockchain technology can potentially offer advantages in various domains such as supply chain management, the maintenance of dynamic patient authorization for data use, and the verification of patient, provider, or supplier identification in certain situations. The main objective of this research study is to investigate the application of blockchain technology in improving the security of Internet of Things (IoT) systems, particularly in the context of remote patient monitoring and its linked EHR system. This article explores the advantages of incorporating Internet of Things (IoT) devices into the remote patient monitoring practice, as well as the practical challenges that may arise during the installation phase. The proposed concept utilizes sophisticated and effective cryptographic methodologies, particularly the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) scheme, to guarantee dependable data transmission across networks and safeguarded storage within cloud environments.