Paper Presentation
RC Car racing
Autocad Modelling
Water Rocketry
Photography
Electronics Expo
Poster Designing
Puzzle Box
Chuck Glider
Coding Champ
Idea Sketching
Engineering basics

TECHNICAL EVENTS:
1)PAPER PRESENTATION
2)RC RACING
3)Mr MECHANIC
4)CAD ModelLING
5)TECH CONNECTION
6)TECH QUIZ
NON TECHNICAL EVENTS:
1)PHOTOGRAPHY
2)NUTS AND BOLTS
3)CIRCLE AND RUN
4)SPEED CUBE
5)SURPRISE EVENT

Technical events
1. Paper Presentation
2. Mr. Machinist
3. CAD Modelling
4. Technical Quiz

Non-Technical Events
1. RC Race
2. Box Cricket
3. Dunk Shot
4. Surprise Event

Paper presentation
Technical quiz
CAD ModelLING
Fun Games
Cycle Drift
Water Rocketry
Photography
Tik tok

TECHNICAL EVENTS :
1. Paper presentation
2. Shrishti- dare to design
3. CAD contest
4. Bridge Modelling
5. Poster presentation
6. Brain teaser(quiz)
7. Codify
8. Measure and treasure

NON-TECHNICAL EVENTS:
1. Cricket
2. 5's football
3. Basketball
4. FIFA PS4
5. PUBG
6. Tug of what
7. Photography

Events List in XCALIBER 2K19, Chennai:
Technical events
1. Paper Presentation
2. Mr. Machinist
3. CAD Modelling
4. Technical Quiz

Non-Technical Events
1. RC Race
2. Box Cricket
3. Dunk Shot
4. Surprise Event

Water resources management
 Flood risk management
 Ecological and environmental impact
 Erosion and sediment transport
 Hydrological Modeling
 River restoration and rehabilitation
 Hydropower issues and development
 River and watershed management
 Water quality issues
 Organic contamination management
 Agricultural pollution

Cad Modeling
Paper Presentation
Technical Quiz
Water Rocketry
Short Film
Treasurehunt
Pubg
Photography
Face Painting &
Surprise Games

Introduction to Research
Data analysis with SPSS
Data Analysis with R
Structural Equation Modelling with AMOS

1.PPT
2.CODE CRACKING
3.CAD
4.SURVEY
5.TERRAMIND
6.CIVIQ
7.BRIDGE-IT
8.Mr.MASON
9.LIVIC MANIAC
10.Model EXHIBITION

Paper Presentation
Poster Presentation
Cooling Tower Model Design

• AeroModelling
• Drone Race
• Paper Plane
• Paper Presentation
• Water Rocket
• Tug of Bots
• Robo Sumo
• Death Race
• PUBG
• CS:GO
• Treasure Hunt
• Rubik’s Cube

Paper Presentation
Poster Presentation
Model Presentation
Non Technical Events

Sensor and detection technology
Advanced video systems
Automatic monitoring
Alarm monitoring
Threat identification and Modelling
Information security, encryption & privacy
Cyber security and malware protection
Wireless communications security
Biometrics technologies
Access control and identity management
Barrier technology and Modelling
Less-than-lethal weapons technology
Emergency operations and management
Local, state and national interoperability
Network-centric systems, deployment
Forensic technologies
Operator training and performance
User experiences of operating security systems

Food Processing
Bridge Making
Model Presentation
Biotecture
Bio-Quiz
Blind Coding
CodeChef
Robotics
Circuitrix
Web Design
Computer Quiz
Otaku Quiz
Mind Drill
Spelling Bee
Voice Of Techaura
Mr & Miss TechAura
Dance
Techno Art
Photography
CS GO
DOTA 2
Mobile Legends
Battle Of The Bands

With an insight to expand the horizons of the Smart Grid in our society, it is vital to bring to a common platform an extensive knowledge sharing of the high impact research and development at both the academic and industry perspective. Smart Grids have proven itself to be the future of global power distribution and management. The significant benefits of incorporating smart grid in the existing portfolio are multi-faceted. It proves to be highly intelligent, reliable, resilient and self-dependent structures. However, they do bring with them numerous challenges that may be treated as opportunities and explored.
For a utility, the Smart Grid enables the conglomeration of customers, services, and new technologies. This comes in play by reinforcing profound technologies, renewable integration, network Modeling, and monitoring. Grid congestion and storage in the presence of renewable sources; impact of distributed energy resources interconnection to existing grids; energy efficiency; solar energy system; wind energy system; hybrid systems; electric vehicles; realizing carbon negative systems; realization of low carbon futures and power analytics are few of the arena to which this conference will step into. This will further facilitate in understanding how the smart grid will revolutionize electricity production in the near future. It will pave the way to a vigorous debate on business Models based on DER intervention.
All the mentioned dimensions of Smart Grid and more will be addressed and brainstormed at the 2019 PECCON. Our keynotes, discussion, and presentations will deep dive and align itself towards Smart technology for Smart grid.
We warmly invite you to join PECCON 2019, which will prove to be a benchmark that truly brings industry and academic perspectives under one roof!


We hope to see you in Chennai this December 2019.

CALL FOR PAPERS
We enthusiastically encourage prospective authors to submit an electronic version of their original research papers that contain contributions of theoretical, experimental or application nature using EasyChair.

The conference is organized in three tracks with the theme "Contemporary Models and Applications for Computational Paradigms" ; CyberSecurity, Computational Models, Computational Intelligence and will feature distinguished invited speakers in each track. Papers are solicited from industry, government and academia (including students) covering relevant research, technologies, methodologies, tools and case studies. The intention of the conference is to explore the computational concepts to emphasize the role of technology in real time problems. The topics listed below are meant to indicate the breadth of the area and are definitely not to be considered exhaustive.

Computational Intelligence:
Technology depends upon discovery, and discovery upon the advancement of technology; that is certainly the case with Computational Intelligence. Computational Intelligence (CI) is the theory, design, application and development of biologically and linguistically motivated computational paradigms. Traditionally the three main pillars of CI have been Neural Networks, Fuzzy Systems and Evolutionary Computation. However, over time, numerous computing paradigms inspired by nature have evolved. In recent years, there has been an explosion of research in Deep Learning - deep constitutional neural networks in particular. Deep learning has become the core method for artificial intelligence and some of the most successful AI systems are based on CI. This track focuses on computational intelligence techniques and their applications.

Cyber Security:
The increasing use of the internet and social media has made cyber security more important. Cyber security is of paramount importance for government organizations and is a vital asset to the nation. Growing cyber threats such as data theft, phishing scams and other cyber vulnerabilities demand that users should remain vigilant about protecting data. Cyber Security track in this conference aims to bring together researchers, practitioners, developers and users to explore cutting-edge ideas and end results.

Computational Models:
Computational Models are mathematical Models that are simulated using computation to study complex systems from the effects of drugs on the body to the interactions of nations in the global economy.

This conference provides a window to the novel endeavors of the research communities to publish their works by highlighting the value of computational Modelling as a research tool when investigating complex systems.

This track is aimed to foster research interaction in all aspects of computational science and engineering, and to develop computational Models needed to meet the demands of computer systems users and explore the new potentials of computation engines.