Ram Chandr Barik

Dr. Ram Chandr Barik


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Academic Career Length

13Years (2014-Present)

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

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7 February 2024 in Internet of Things
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SJSanjay Kumar Jena
Sanjay Kumar Jena
RBRam Chandr Barik
Ram Chandr Barik
RPRojalina Priyadarshini
Rojalina Priyadarshini

15 May 2024 in Decision Analytics Journal
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MSMilan Samantaray
Milan Samantaray
RBRam Chandr Barik
Ram Chandr Barik
Anil Kumar BiswalAnil Kumar Biswal
Anil Kumar Biswal

2 February 2024 in Decision Analytics Journal
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SJSanjay Kumar Jena
Sanjay Kumar Jena
BKBrajesh Kumar
Brajesh Kumar
BMBarunaditya Mohanty
Barunaditya Mohanty
ASAyush Singhal
Ayush Singhal
RBRam Chandr Barik
Ram Chandr Barik

4 March 2024
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SDSambit Dash
Sambit Dash
SOSatyaswarup Ojha
Satyaswarup Ojha
RMRaman Kumar Muduli
Raman Kumar Muduli
SPSaideep Priyadarshan Patra
Saideep Priyadarshan Patra
RBRam Chandr Barik
Ram Chandr Barik
Aquaculture is a critical source of seafood production, addressing the global demand for fish products. Suggesting a Deep learning-based classification technique for fishes specifically Indian Major Carp (IMC) as Mrigala, Catla and Rohu is the major objective of this paper along with detecting the disease among them. This world inside hydrosphere has their own discrete living manner. Yet they are not untouched by diseases; fishes mostly affected when young carry pathogens which cause various infections naturally or due to environmental pollutants including chemical and hazardous waste. This paper proposed the classification and prediction of diseases of fishes in aquaculture using Deep Learning based customized Convolutional Neural Network with ResNet-50 model. The proposed model performance metric compared with recent state-of-art techniques. ResNet-50 classifies accurately the IMC and type of disease the fishes are suffering from.

27 November 2020 in Multimedia Tools and Applications
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RBRam Chandr Barik
Ram Chandr Barik
SCSuvamoy Changder
Suvamoy Changder

28 July 2020 in IET Image Processing
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RBRam Chandr Barik
Ram Chandr Barik
SCSuvamoy Changder
Suvamoy Changder
In the recent decade, chaos‐based image encryption algorithms gained attention due to their pros and cons. The authors suggest one such algorithm of image encryption for different colour space using feed forward initial condition to pursue random permutation by combining 1D logistic map with a series of tent maps. The algorithm adds one more novel step to protect and encrypt binary image by concealing it within a cover grey image using bit‐plane decomposition methods. Sensitivity towards initial condition is shown using block division of image by applying a stream of random initial conditions to each block for encryption along with XOR operation which leads the key space high . For better performance analysis, the proposed scheme has been tested with many colour space images including a binary image. The proposed technique is more efficient with respect to time complexity and resistance to vulnerability aspects.