ERU - 2007

 

Recent Submissions

  • Wickramasinghe, V [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
  • Sarveswaran, K [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    A successful e-Learning system primarily consists of a Learning Management system and a Content Management system. A Learning Management System addresses the user administration and related managerial requirements. This ...
  • Hettiarachchi, SSL; Samarasekara, MMPD [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Coastal and Harbour structures are used to shelter the areas behind them, landmasses or water bodies, from the adverse effects of ocean wave action. Different types of structures can be identified in practice among which ...
  • Perera, AADAJ; Dassanayake, AHMDR [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Information on education infrastructure has a greater impact on planning and management decisions. As administration of an education system is always being challenging, before addressing the data needs, it is a prerequisite ...
  • Thilakasiri, HS [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Accurate interpretation of the Load-settlement data obtained by static or dynamic load testing of piles is very important to understand the load carrying mechanism of the pile. Even though dynamic load test results provide ...
  • Samudrika, UG; De Silva, NGH; De Alwis, AAP; Vankar, PS [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    The conventional method of textile dyeing has been to boil the fabric or yarn in dye bath, till the desired color is obtained. Enormous amount of heat is consumed in terms of heating the dye bath. Some dyes, which are heat ...
  • Samarawickrama, SP; Ratnasooriya, AHR; Hettiarachchi, SSL; Lawrance, MKD; Kumara, GGA [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    The objective of this research study was to assess the degree of public awareness on tsunamis. The results of the study are useful in planning awareness programs, the preparation of the Hazard Maps and in the implementation ...
  • Rathnasiri, PG; Hayun; Bakke, R [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Anaerobic treatment offers a number of attractive advantages in the treatment of highstrength organic waste water, but difficulties in maintaining process stability is a disadvantage. The process is sensitive to changes ...
  • Rohitha, LPS; Dissanayaka, DMDOK; Fernando, WLW [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    In industry the flow of mineral particles in silos playa very important role in the recovery of these particles into containers for bagging and transport. The silo design parameters and particulate properties are restricting ...
  • Wijesekera, NTS; Ratnasooriya, AHR [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    The ability to predict the hydraulic performance of a pipe network during its working life plays an important role in the planning and design of water supply schemes. The nominal diameter and the friction factor of pipes ...
  • Welideniya, HS [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    The shear behaviour rock joints infilled with graphite, bentonite and clayey sand under eNS conditions were studied through a comprehensive laboratory testing programme to assess its influence on rock mass stability. A ...
  • Perera, KRJ; Wijesekera, NTS [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Computing runoff is very important in water resources development. Estimating runoff from rainfall records in the absence of stream gauge records is extremely important. It is more so in Sri Lanka where most of our watersheds ...
  • Jayatunga, GK; Amarasinghe, BMWPK [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Colored dye waste water arises as results of the production of dye and also as a consequence of its use in textile industry. Many types of dyes are used in the textile industries such as direct, reactive, acid and basic ...
  • Ratnasooriya, AHR; Samarawickrama, SP; Hettiarachchi, SSSL; Bandara, RPSS [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    More than two thirds of the coastline of Sri Lanka was subjected to inundation by the Indian ocean tsunami on 26 December 2004. The inundation distance and the associated damage caused by the tsunami varied widely with the ...
  • Femando, S; Gunawardhane, LADSS; Illangasinghe, IKMRM; Jayasooriya, AS; Jayathilake, HPID [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    A distributed system is a set of processes that are running in a set of networked machines to perform a set of interrelated tasks. For the correct functionality of the distributed system each and every process should work ...
  • Rathnasiri, PG; Kularatna, MADIC; De Alwis, AAP [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    In recent years the interest in bio-fuels has been increasing, motivated in the one side by the need for reducing green house gas emissions and on the other side by the desire to improve energy security by reducing our ...
  • Dias, G; Patikirikorala, TNP; Arambewela, CI; Darshani, RPM; Alahendra, ND [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Online Sinhala handwritten character recognition is a fairly under-developed, albeit well researched area in the local natural language initiative. Recent attention towards this area produced an application named PanhinDA, ...
  • Samarawickrama, SP; Hettiarachchi, SSL; Ratnasooriya, AHR [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    In the context of Tsunamis the location of Galle is extremely vulnerable. It lies besides a wide bay and a natural headland on which is located the historic Galle Fort with very reflective vertical non-porous walls on all ...
  • Nalim, RM; Wijeyakulasuriya, SD [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Vehicles are a dominant source of urban air pollution in South Asia, due to a high population of small dirty engines. According to ADB, Asia has the world's highest concentration of two and three wheelers and in many Asian ...
  • Gamage, MNK; Ponnamperuma, S; Langappuli, CW; Anuranga, LLG; Senaratna, SN [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Mobile Agents are emerging as a prorrusing paradigm for the design and implementation of distributed applications. Although there were many researches related to Mobile Agents they have not been transformed into a significant ...

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