http://localhost:8081/jspui/handle/123456789/13724 2025-07-01T02:21:03Z http://localhost:8081/jspui/handle/123456789/13774 Title: ROLE OF SMALL AND MEDIUM TOWNS IN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Authors: Najamuddin 1976-01-01T00:00:00Z http://localhost:8081/jspui/handle/123456789/13773 Title: STUDY AND ANALYSIS OF MAP ALIGNMENT WITH MINIMUM ERROR Authors: Kumar, Avnendra Abstract: Since time immemorial, preparation of maps is taking place. In the process of map preparation size of the paper or drawing material plays a major role and defines the requirement of scale factor. When the size of presentation exceeds the limit, it is being splitted in to multiple sheets. When it comes to combine again, the geometrical data sets are match from these splitted maps into a single map on the basis of common matched edge. Edge matching is one of the most useful procedures in processing of spatial data. But several frequently used methods have showed their shortcomings. They are blind to erroneous data included in the original data, and most of them are sensitive to a threshold. An effective matching procedure is required to correct most of the errors included in the data. Geometric feature based edge matching procedure is one such. method which is applied because every type of geographical element has innate geometric features represented by the geometric data (coordinates). These data are processed by comparing the geometric features. So the geometric features of elements may be regarded as credible data in the process of alignment of boundaries of a map. A procedure has been implemented in which the used input vector data sets are considered to the scaled one. Then comparing the distance between two adjacent points of reference map edge to the candidate (common component) map edges. On the basis of the consecutive matching of the point's distance and application of geometric transformation, the resultant is a desired output map with 2003-01-01T00:00:00Z http://localhost:8081/jspui/handle/123456789/13772 Title: TELE-BANKING MODULE USING IVRS Authors: Bansal, Kanika Abstract: In today's world of globalization, every industry is going to be more and more customers oriented. They are trying to provide better facilities to the customers to increase their customers. Bank are no more exception in it, they are also trying to provide various facilities to the customers. The new era facility, provided by the banks is the Tele-Banking feature. The Tele-Banking feature is based on Interactive Voice Response Systems (IVRS), being developed to cater to the service through which the bank customers can transact their accounts via Telephone. A Voice response system basically responds to a telephone call automatically guiding the caller through a series of menus and whenever required giving a voice response to his/her queries. IVRS provides information to a customer over telephone based on voice processing applications. These applications prompt a caller to use the telephone for information and use this information to retrieve particular records from the database server. In Banking Industry, IVRS has offered the management a means of providing faster and more personalized services to customers by integrating voice and data over telephone systems. Tele-Banking Solution is a highly interactive solution, which provides information based on customer, inquires 2003-01-01T00:00:00Z http://localhost:8081/jspui/handle/123456789/13771 Title: LAND MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM: DDA-A CASE STUDY Authors: Gautam, Ashwani Kumar Abstract: This Dissertation work gives an account of the Land Management Information System conceived and designed for Delhi Development Authority, Delhi. The dissertation also outlines a brief account of back ground history. The subject Land Management Information System has been developed as an application software and is designed to achieve an accurate and smooth functioning of day-to-day work pertaining to land development. Designed in consideration to the sphere of activities of Land Management wing of Delhi Development Authority, the system facilitates analysis and browsing of information. Further, the web-enabled module enables the user community to access the information irrespective of location. This concept of LMIS is the first of its kind being implemented in urban development activities. It is aimed at effective management of land resources in Delhi, under the officiating agency, the Delhi Development Authority. The Dissertation describes the above work in detail. 2003-01-01T00:00:00Z