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CONTENT PAGE

SEISMIC RETROFITTING OF REINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGS USING A DISPLACEMENT-

BASED APPROACH
1

APPROPRIATE USER ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA FOR NEW SOCIAL MEDIA SITES

9
POSITION DEPENDENT MASS EFFECTS ON HYDROGEN ATOM IN DEBYE PLASMA
17
AN EFFICIENT MECHANICAL DESIGN OPTIMIZATION FRAMEWORK BASED ON ANN-
SURROGATE MODEL AND PARTICLE SWARM OPTIMIZATION
24

LOGICAL KEY HIERARCHY IMPLEMENTATION IN CLOUD COMPUTING

28
DESIGN OF BAND STOP FILTER WITH FREQUENCY SELECTIVE SURFACES ANALYSIS BY
IMPLEMENTING THE GOLDEN RATIO RULE
33

USING MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES ON PREDICTING WASTAGE AMOUNT IN TEXTILE

FACTORIES
39

THE FLAME RETARDANT EFFECT OF TRI BUTYL PHOSPHATE (TBP) CHEMICAL ON THE
LEATHER
42

DETERMINATION OF HEAVY METAL TOXICITY OF CHROME TANNED AND ALUMINUM

TANNED FINISHED LEATHER SOLID WASTE
49

DIMENSIONAL STABILITY OF WOOD BONDED WITH THE BIO-BASED PHENOL-

FORMALDEHYDE (PF) RESIN
53
INVESTIGATION OF THE DYEABILITY OF COTTON KNITTED FABRICS WITH VARIOUS DYE
PLANTS IN THE PRESENCE OF POTASSIUM ALUMINUM SULFATE MORDANT 57
INVESTIGATION OF A CHEMICAL MODIFICATION METHOD WHICH ENABLE
POLYAMIDE/ELASTANE FABRICS TO BE DYED AT LOWER TEMPERATURES 65
REDUCED-ORDER UNSCENTED KALMAN FILTER BASED LOAD TORQUE AND ROTOR
RESISTANCE ESTIMATIONS FOR SPEED-SENSORLESS CONTROL OF INDUCTION MOTORS
73

FPGA REALIZATION OF EKF BASED SPEED-SENSORLESS DRIVE WORKING IN FIELD-

WEAKENING REGION
81

DESIGNING A VIVALDI FED ANTENNA FOR PASSIVE MILLIMETER WAVE IMAGING SYSTEM
IN KA BAND
89

DESIGN OF BAND STOP FILTER WITH FREQUENCY SELECTIVE SURFACES ANALYSIS BY

IMPLEMENTING THE GOLDEN RATIO RULE
94

NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF MHD FORCED FLOW IN A THREE-DIMENSIONAL

CYLINDRICAL PIPE
99

THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT AFTERTREATMENTS ON COLORATION OF WOOL FABRICS WITH

HAZELNUT SHELLS
106

PROGRAMMING ENCRYPTION ALGORITHMS WITH STEGANOGRAPHY

111
USE OF GREEN TEA IN DYEING OF CELLULOSIC FIBERS
118
CONDITION MONITORING OF THE UNCOATED CARBIDE CUTTING TOOL IN TURNING
PROCESS OF THE ALUMINUM ALLOY 6061 VIA VIBRATION SIGNAL ANALYSIS
122

MULTI-OBJECTIVE ARTIFICIAL BEE COLONY ALGORITHM TO ESTIMATE TRANSFORMER

EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT PARAMETERS
129

EFFECT OF AUSTENITISATION TEMPERATURE ON MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL

PROPERTIES OF 38MNVS6 MICROALLOYED STEEL
136

MICROSTRUCTURAL ASPECTS OF NICKEL-BASED SURFACING DEPOSITED BY GAS METAL

ARC WELDING (GMAW)
143

DETERMINATION OF AIR PERMEABILITY PROPERTY OF AIR-LAID NONWOVEN FABRICS

USING REGRESSION ANALYSES
151

COMPARISON OF DIORAMAS AND 2D RENDERINGS AS DESIGN EXPRESSION TOOLS

158
INFLUENCE OF SOLUTION HEAT TREATMENT AT 1180˚C ON THE PROPERTIES OF 2.4879
ALLOY
166

VARIATION OF MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF 2205 DUPLEX

STAINLESS STEEL FOR SOLUTION TREATMENT AT 1150 ˚C
170

LOGICAL KEY HIERARCHY IMPLEMENTATION IN CLOUD COMPUTING

175
AN EDUCATIONAL MOBILE APPLICATION FOR LEARNING C# PROGRAMMING
180
A HIGH RESOLUTION DDFS DESIGN ON VHDL USING BIPARTITE TABLE METHOD
187
EFFECT OF VARIOUS DRILL BITS ON THRUST FORCE IN DRILLING OF CARBON FIBER
REINFORCED PLASTIC
196

A CASE STUDY: THE EFFECT OF THE USE OF AUGMENTED REALITY APPLICATIONS ON

BUILDING MARKETING PROCESS
202

PRODUCTION OF CP-TI REINFORCED A356 ALUMINUM COMPOSITE BY VACUUM-ASSISTED

INVESTMENT CASTING
210

COMBINED NATURAL CONVECTION AND THERMAL RADIATION IN AN INCLINED CUBICAL

CAVITY WITH A RECTANGULAR PINS ATTACHED TO ITS ACTIVE WALL
215

GENETIC ALGORITHM-OPTIMIZED PID CONTROL OF A PENDULUM

223
CONTROLLING THE BUILDING MODEL USING HIGH ORDER SLIDING MODE CONTROL
OPTIMIZED BY MULTI OBJECTIVE GENETIC ALGORITHM
229

PERFORMANCE BASED SEISMIC DESING OF STEEL FRAMES USING TLBO AND JAYA
236
PERFORMANCE BASED SEISMIC DESING OF STEEL FRAMES USING TLBO AND JAYA
245
THE INVESTIGATION OF DISCHARGE COEFFICIENT FOR DIFFERENT UPSTREAM CREST
LENGTHS IN TRIANGULAR LABYRINTH SIDE WEIRS
254

URBAN GREEN SPACES IN THE CONTEXT OF CHANGE AND INTERACTION

262
THERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF SIMAV GEOTHERMAL DISTRICT HEATING SYSTEM
ASSISTED BY SOLAR ENERGY
272
COMPRESSION PROPERTIES OF WOVEN CARPET PERFORMANCE UNDER DYNAMIC
LOADING
279
MICROSTRUCTURAL EVALUATION OF T6-TREATED A380 ALLOY MANUFACTURED BY SEMI-
SOLID METAL CASTING 284
THE EFFECT OF HYDRAULIC RADIUS ON AERATION PERFORMANCE IN HIGH-HEAD GATED
CONDUITS
289

THE FIRST PROTOTYPE OF SELECTIVE LASER MELTING MACHINE IN TURKEY

297
CORROSION, MECHANICAL AND MICROSTRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MODIFIED
NAVY G BRONZE CASTS
303

ECOLOGICAL APPROACHES IN TEXTILE SECTOR: THE EFFECT OF R-PET BLEND RATIO ON

RING SPUN YARN TENACITY
306

INFLUENCE OF POURING TEMPERATURE ON THE FORMATION OF SPHEROIDAL AND

LAMELLAR GRAPHITE IN CAST IRON
310

INVESTIGATION OF THE FADING TIME EFFECTS ON MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL

PROPERTIES IN VERMICULAR CAST IRON
317

DESIGN OF AN INTELLIGENT CONTROL SYSTEM TO PREVENT THE FERRORESONANCE

EFFECT IN MEASURING TRANSFORMERS
321

AN INVESTIGATION OF ELECTRICAL RESPONSE ON INTERLEAVED BUCK CONVERTERS

USING DIFFERENT TYPE CURRENT CONTROL METHODS
327

DESIGN OF IPM SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR FOR GEARLESS ELEVATOR APPLICATIONS

334
AGENT-BASED MODELING AND SIMULATION OF THE SUNN PEST-WHEAT RELATION AND
OF THE STRUGGLE AGAINST SUNN PEST IN TURKEY
340

MODELING AND SIMULATION OF THE RESISTANCE OF BACTERIA TO ANTIBIOTICS

348
DESIGN OF A MICROCOMPUTER BASED REALTIME ECG HOLTER DEVICE
356
CLOSED LOOP LASER DIODE TEMPERATURE CONTROL SYSTEM DESIGN
363
DEVELOPMENT OF A TEST DEVICE CAPABLE OF PERFORMING STATIC LOADING TESTS OF
CARPETS AUTOMATICALLY
371

CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE MANAGEMENT IN TURKEY

376
RESEARCH OF GROWTH MECHANISM OF MICRO ARC OXIDATION COATINGS ON
MAGNESIUM ALLOYS
383
NUMERICAL ANALYSES OF A HEAT EXCHANGER IN A THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM
387
RAPID SURFACE HARDENING OF AISI 1045 STEEL FOR AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATION BY
ELECTROLYTIC PLASMA TREATMENT
395

MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF HYDROXYAPATITE

AND CARBON NANOTUBE-REINFORCED HYDROXYAPATITE NANOCOMPOSITE
399
 Seismic Retrofitting Of Reinforced Concrete
Buildings Using A Displacement-Based Approach

Ali Gurbuz1, Muhammed Tekin2

Abstract
Seismic evaluation of the sub-standard buildings has become a recognized priority after damage and collapse of
many existing structure during recent earthquakes. However there are too much retrofitting strategies; to determine
for optimum rehabilitation method needs complex procedures such as “analyze method”, “rehabilitation way” and
“economic issues”. In this study; displacement based design method for seismic retrofitting of low standard
reinforced concrete structures is described. As a case study; a substandard reinforced concrete building was
retrofitted by a displacement based aprroach. Nonlinear static pushover analysis was performed for solutions.
Lateral displacement demand of the columns and lateral displacement capacity of the columns were compared. Low
capacity columns were retrofitted with reinforced concrete shear wall. Consequently, the result of existing building
and retrofitting building are compared with graphics and tables.
Keywords: Earthquake Engineering, Seismic Retrofitting, Existing Buildings

1. INTRODUCTION
Turkey is frequently exposed to destructive earthquakes. Thousands of people have died because of earthquakes
[1, 2]. Many of existing buildings have either collapsed or sustained extensive damage during the past
earthquakes [3,4]. This destructive disasters show us, analyzing of the substandard structures is one of the
important issues for civil engineering [5,6,7]. There are too much retrofitting strategies for retrofitting of existing
buildings [8,9,10]. But to determine for optimum rehabilitation method needs complex procedures such as
―analyze method‖, ―rehabilitation way‖ and ―economic issues‖. In this study; displacement based design method
for seismic retrofitting of low standard reinforced concrete structures is described. The method used in this study
have short steps contains preliminary design, analysis and final design. Engineering experience is needed for
preliminary design. As for analysis method; It is possible to use linear or nonlinear methods in seismic analyses
of the buildings. In this study; nonlinear pushover analysis method used for existing building and retrofitting
building for case study. Lateral displacement capacity of the columns are based for retrofitting. At the result of
the nonlinear analyses; lateral displacement capacities and lateral displacement demands were calculated. Low
capacity columns were retrofit using shear walls at the final design.

2. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED METHODOLOGY

The steps of the proposed design methodology are presented as follows:
• Analysis of Existing Building
• Calculation of Lateral Displacement Capacities.
• Comparison of Capacity and Demands
• Final Design,

2.1. Analysis of Existing Building

Existing building was analyzed by Sap2000 nonlinear analysis program. As for modelling issiues; Columns
defined as reinforced concrete elements which work for axial load, M2 and M3 moment. As for beams, they
defined reinforced concrete element which working M3 moment. The rigid diaphragm effect was modelled using
―joint constrains‖ properties. C16 Concrete and S220 still classes used according to Turkish Standard [11].

1
Corresponding author: Recep Tayyip Erdogan University, Department of Civil Engineering, , Rize, Turkey. ali.gurbuz@erdogan.edu.tr,

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 Table 1. Performance Levels according to [11]
Exceedance Probability of Earthquake
Building Type In 50 year In 50 year In 50 yera
%50 %10 %2
Hospitals, medical facilities, fire stations, communications and
energy facilities, transportation stations, provincial, district and - IO LS
municipal administration buildings, disasters method centers etc.
Schools, dorms, dormitories, hostels, military barracks, prisons,
- IO LS
museums, etc.
Cinemas, theaters, concert halls, cultural centers, sports facilities,
IO LS -
etc.
Toxic, flammable and explosive properties of substances that are
- IO CP
found and stored buildings
Into the definition above other buildings residences, offices, hotels,
- LS -
tourist facilities, industrial buildings, etc.

2.2. Calculation of Lateral Displacement Demand

Target displacement demand for a selected performance level can be calculated by employing the nonlinear
static analyze. Lateral displacement capacity of every columnt and building general capacity curve were obtained
at the result of static analyze. Effective horizontal stiffness must calculate to analyze the largest displacement of
structures on earthquake. Pushover curve is idealized by two lines. Equation 2.1 used to obtain the effective
stiffness [12].

Target displacement can be calculated by equation 1 at the buildings which have rigid diaphragm [12].

(1)

δT = Target displacement demand

C0 = Modal factor

C1 = Modification factor for inelastic

C2 = Modification factor for cyclical energy (the effect of pinched hysteretic shape, stiffness

degradation and strength deterioration)

C3 = Modification factor for second order effects

Sa = Spectral acceleration

Tef = Effective period

g = Gravity

2.3. Member Capacities

Chord rotation capacities are related to limit state strains and chord rotation capacities can be calculated by
equation 2.2. [12, 13].

2
 (2)

CRCp = Chord rotation capacity

lc = Clear Length

lP = Plastic Hinge Length

lv = Length of shear span

θy = Yield Rotation Capacity

θp = Plastic Rotation Capacity

ϕy = Yield Curvature

ϕu = Ultimate Curvature

Additionally; member deformation capacities can be calculated by equation 3 for each column [12].

(3)

Figure 1 shows column capacities of existing building.

Figure 1. Column Displacement Capacities

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2.4. Final Design
Deformation capacity for each column is compared with the demands. If any deformation demand does not
exceed the capacity of that member, that column was not retrofitted. If any columns demand exceed their
capacities, shear wall added that area. At the end of final design, existing building was reinforced by increasing
the number of shear walls at insufficient cross sections. Then the calculation steps repeat to check the demand
and capacity of the new system.

3. CASE STUDY
One of the asymetric reinforced concrete buildings was selected for this study. The building has 5 stories and all
of the floors have the same height of 3.00 m but it of base floor is 4 m. The beams are 30x60 cm. The stirrups
have a diameter of 8 mm with 20cm spacing constant along the height. There is no confinement for stirrups. The
building plan and section view are shown in figure 2

Figure 2; Plan and section view

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4. NUMERICAL RESULTS
Nonlinear static pushover analyze method performed for solutions. ―S1 column‖ and ―S3 column‖ show low
lateral displacement capacity at the result of the analyze. Shear wall SPR1 added between pair of S1 and S3
columns. Figure 3 shows the low capacity columns of the existing building and added shear walls.

Figure 3. Added Shear Walls

Existing structure and reinforced structure were analyzed and results were compared. The results were eveluated
with graphics about capacity curves and interstory drifts. Figure 4 show; lateral displacement demand exceed to
capacities for S1 and S3 columns at the first story. Figure 5 show capacity curves for weak direction of existing
building and reinforced building.

Figure 4. Demands and Capacities of Columns at Weak Direction

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 Figure 5. Capacity Curves in Weak Direction

Additionally; story drift of the existing building and reinforced building is shown in figure 6

Figure 6. Story Drifts for Weak Direction

Consequently; figure 3, figure 4 and figure 5 show that adding shear walls application successfully limited the
damage level and lateral displacement.

5. CONCLUTIONS
A displacement‐ based seismic retrofit design methodology is proposed in this study. However; adding shear
walls to existing system is well-known application, it is still one of the more effective solutions. Added shear
walls reduce deformation demands on the deficient members of the existing system significantly. In this study;
while 4 of columns has low lateral displacement capacity, added 2 pieces of shear walls were limited the lateral
drifts of the building.

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 Appropriate User Acceptance Criteria For New
Social Media Sites
Mirsat Yesiltepe1, Muhammet Kurulay2

Abstract
Nowadays social media sites have attracted many of users and they have become the mostly commonly used
websites for public. These websites are used by individuals, small and even big organizations for various
purposes, such as meeting your old friends, sharing your own experiences, sharing pictures and videos,
promoting businesses, sharing knowledge etc. Their popularity is increasing at an increasing rate. User‟s
needs are endless so there will be some new area for creating new social media sites. There are two main
ideas for creating new social media sites. Firstly, one should identify the new needs of users which are not
fulfilled by the current websites. Secondly, the new website must incorporate those features which are mostly
liked by end users and add further functionality into the website that attract more users. It is important to
know the criteria based on which the users prefer one website over the other. Therefore, the objective of this
study is to compare the use of social media and find the acceptance criteria that why an end user prefers one
social media over the other. This user feedback based information will help social media developers to
incorporate new user needs into future social media to increase user satisfaction. We performed experiments
on data collected fifteen most commonly used and popular social media websites in current era. The test data
were collected till May08, 2016.
Keywords: Social media sites, sloppy mail, accessing from devices

1. INTRODUCTION
Security was problem yesterday. Security is problem today. Security will be a problem tomorrow. There is no
area of security is not a problem [1]. With cloud technology, the border of security is getting wider because of
the new area is usable from different kind of devices that user use like personal computer, mobile devices, some
watch. Every device is different but they want to be at same security level and sometimes some want more
secure environment. So the social media sites must be same security level for every kind of devices.
Social media sites are more usable for mobile devices. Since personal computers can be used different people
while mobile devices are personal. But users want to join the sites with personal computers also.
It is social media accounts more than half of Internet users in the world. This account serves most users to access
on mobile devices. As time progresses, the ratio of PCs to be much later than the trend rate of
the Internet to connect other devices to show momentum despite declining mobile users connect to the Internet
though is that although accelerating rate second among all connected [2].
Member is a member of the site accepting some of the potential difficulties in accepting some of the steps are
provided. This will be the biggest cause of active sites next to the security problem that may occur is to try not to
members of the user. Because the only purpose of the site is to have active addition to having many of members.
Given that there has not been tested for purposes of comparison names on social media sites.

1
Corresponding author: Yildiz Technical University, Department of Mathematical Engineering, 34220, Esenler/Istanbul, Turkey.
mirsaty@yildiz.edu.tr
2
Corresponding author: Yildiz Technical University, Department of Mathematical Engineering, 34220, Esenler/Istanbul, Turkey.
mkuurlay@yildiz.edu.tr

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 Table 1. Social media site rating of sequencers and the relationship between the number of users [3]

Table 1 rating with the number of users of various social media sites are shown. Rankers rating given to the site
of the site is different. This is because only the number of users used the site for sorting data. The purpose of the
study is to decide the site of the sorter site uses the criteria of acceptance about the ranking member of the site.
Social media sites are more usable for mobile devices. Since personal computers can be used different people
while mobile devices are personal. But users want to join the sites with personal computers also. Today different
kinds of devices also want to join social media sites like special watch also used with communicate with other
people in real time.
Authentication and authorization are two concepts that are compared. User authentication is correct about the
connection of the site to determine the user's authority regarding the relevant authorization on the site [4][5]. The
right to access the user is a common goal of both concepts. Authorization can remain connected while the user
how the system, the system tries to solve problems, such as what level can use to which resources.

2. CAPTCHA USING
Captcha (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart) is one way to make
sure that a non-human actor is not trying to interact with the media as human being. It basically displays some
alpha numeric on a distorted image so that bots should not be able to find the exact values. Although this is a
good way to distinguish between humans and machines [6]. However, it has been also criticized for being
complex process. Therefore, to ease the users many of popular websites which are more popularity have not
incorporated in their websites as a security measure.

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 Table 2. Social media site rating of sequencers and the relationship between the number of users

Captcha has lot of kind like image verification purposes, including common, text verification, has various types
like to ask the answer [7]. Verification is done by voice, usually for people with disabilities when using captcha.
When using, captcha is usually having two problems. Related verification tool needs cannot be processed by
machines. That is why quality is a complex mechanism can be seen. But it will also prompt users to use the
captcha. It must exist an optimal ratio between them [8].
To summaries above table for new ones should first not using later using of captcha. Aim of that if there is
attacker it will be catched second one. It seems bad things. For not attacker person captcha is unwanted thing. It
takes time to continue.

3. OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA SITES SUPPORTING

The new social media sites offer users to log in to their social media application using other sites as well.
Although this features is good from user‘s perspective with ease of use but, on the other side it causes a risk for
applications that they should rely on other sites for authentication. So the new site have to construct the rules
which sites are reliable. Make collaborating with other sites is best way to increasing user number and the users
will rely the new site.
Social media sites can be grouped. Therefore, users may want to subscribe to multiple social media sites. It is
desirable in this case. As an example, some social media sites, another social media site was created for a special
occasion. Purpose cannot be used for all requests through a single social media site [9].

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 Table 3. Relations with other social media sites to be considered members of the social media site rating

In Table 3 most of the sites make other social media sites supporting. But the most popular ones don‘t support it
yet. Since they want to be independent. They have many users than others. The new ones can‘t get many users
directly. The sites ought to accept directly other user of other sites.

4. PASSWORD ATTRIBUTES
There is a conflict of interest between user and social media website on password. Users tend to keep short and
simple passwords so that they can easily remember it. On the other hand, websites require users to follow some
strict criteria for setting passwords such as minimum length, mix of capital and small letters with numbers,
special characters etc. Although, a strong password is more difficult to guess or break, however, it makes user
unsatisfied because they usually prefer simpler passwords over complex ones.
Passwords to be known by others is a very important and personal information than necessary. However, users of
this information to remember or too good to be stored in an environment of this type of information may be
necessary as a problem to users [10].

Table 4. Social media site with a minimum rating requirements for password length and special characters using the relationship

Close to the future social media sites when connecting to the user's mobile device authentication code can be
considered for use. The aim is to use another user's request about the situation is not right next to the user code
[11].

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5. PHONE NUMBER NECESSARY
Nowadays many websites make it a strict criterion to enter a valid phone number for cross validation during the
time of registration. However, many users are reluctant to give their personal numbers to any social media site.
The best way in this scenario is to offer the phone number as an optional step so that user can decide which is
better for him.
Social media sites usually seek validation through mobile devices. The reason for this is to ensure that members
have the right to non-users of the system. The system is intended to prevent the use of malicious users. The users
do not deny that is another reason [12]. When prompted by the user rather than the PC is much easier to
communicate with mobile devices.

Table 5. Wanting the phone number of social media sites and the rating may register with a different country code phone number

6. MAIL SUPPORTING
A primary email is necessary for all social sites for registration. Most of the websites send an email to their users
for verification. This means the user should provide a valid email to register to the website. Most of the websites
user their email as user name. However, some websites allow users to select a separate username for their login
other than email address. Popular social websites allow users to use their phone numbers also to login to their
social media.
Some sites only use confirmation mail from mobile devices not from personal computers as mobile devices are
more personal.

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Table 6. Relationship between social media ranking corporate e-mail support, in fact no email, popular e-mail account support, sloppy mail
and confirmation mail

In table 6 have reached the following conclusions. Each social media site accepts users with e-mail information.
Most sites allow users is the fact that they do not have e-mail addresses and user records. The aim is to prevent
the user's record, while the tired and do this work on verification. Almost every site user wanted to use the
confirmation e-mail. Very few sites allow users to become members only from mobile devices. The reason for
this is to ensure the right people to be members as users of mobile devices. Because the mobile device is the user
identifier. One social media site users to only accept certain kinds of e-mail accounts. The goal here is to ask
users of the site owners only use their own products. This is not ideally suited for cloud environments. Some
social media sites have requested the user's mail and address information to the requesting verification via a
mobile device. This is the ideal situation when the current security mechanisms considered verification via
mobile devices. But this time the users of a mobile devices themselves do not want to share that information with
the site conditions may lower the rating.

7. ACCESSING FROM DEVICES

Environments that provide access to social media sites showed differences as seen from Table 7. The site has
seen its ten percentage of tested only they accept registration from the mobile environment. However, all sites
accept users of the mobile environment [13]. It is expected to can bind at the site of each environment of normal.
There are several reasons for this. The most important reasons that now users of the phone always as the
transport and these devices often due to the lack of internet connection users of the site are always connected to
the case look and or online on more systems than the normal environment. Some social media site is unique
because it is unique to the account of the owner of the phone much more like this. But the only reason for the
lack of the number of sites that accept user is more mobile than other users of these sites.

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 Table 7. Relationship between social media ranking and access from PC or mobile devices

8. CONCLUSION
In this paper, we explore various parameters that why end users rate one social website higher than the others.
Moreover, we provided guidelines for future development of social media websites that they should at least
incorporate the features that users want in terms of ease of use and excitement. By analyzing various data from
popular social websites, we concluded that users want ease of use and good interactive websites with flexible
ways to login. Moreover, the various criteria that users will prefer to join a social media website are shown
below in Table 8.

Table 8. Relationship between social media criteria

ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Thanks to the conference c that enables researchers to share their ideas in computer science and technology field.

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