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Abstract
The present article provides a brief review on Coronavirus Disease-19 (COVID-19) with
its prevention using a prototype steam vaporizer developed at home during the lockdown period. The paper discusses the role of Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial
Intelligence (AI) for the identification of COVID19. At present, the panic mode and
non-availability of anti-drug exponentially increases the COVID-19 cases in India and
other parts of the world. This emphasizes humans stay home as a preventing solution to
fight against COVID-19. However, staying inside the home is also not safe even when
one person is going out for new emergent works. It is also complicated to stay safe from
COVID-19 due to a shortage of related preventive measures. Thus, a cheap method of
preparing a steam vaporizer is suggested in this paper. Also, its prototype is developed at
home with readily available materials. This handheld steam vaporizer has been
demonstrated and validated on five people with mild cough and cold symptoms. The
survey is carried out using the web page of the COVID 19 survey through the phone.
Based on this survey, the person can be informed whether that person is COVID positive
or not. The web page for survey is needed to be circulated as much as possible. The
tabular and graphically illustrated results show the betterment of this homemade steam
vaporizer in mitigating the CoV like viruses.
期刊介绍:
The GMSARN International Journal is dedicated to advanced knowledge in environment, energy, and sustainable development by the rigorous examination and analysis of theories and good practices, and approach to solve an identified common and transboundary problem with regional and international perspectives. The GMSARN International Journal is quarterly journal published by GMSARN in March, June, September and December of each year. The papers are double-blinded reviewed by expert referees. In particular, the authors of published papers are from many countries, especially from Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) countries consisting of Cambodia, China, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam. However, authors outside the GMS region are also welcome to submit their contributions if their works fall into the aims and scope of this journal.