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IJSREM67831
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10 |
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Oct 2026
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1-7
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
MSc. Computer Science
Chikitsak Samuha's Sir Sitaram and Lady Shantabai Patkar College of Arts and Science and V. P. Varde College of Commerce and Economics
Digitalization has changed the way tourism services and transportation operations are planned, booked, monitored, and communicated. Small tour operators frequently depend on telephone calls, messaging applications, notebooks, spreadsheets, and manually maintained booking records. School transportation may similarly depend on paper attendance, informal parent-driver communication, and limited visibility of vehicle movement. This paper proposes “Omsai Tour and Travels: Smart Tourism and School Van Management System”, an integrated web and mobile platform designed to manage tour packages, customer bookings, school students, parents, drivers, vehicles, routes, pickup/drop status, notifications, and location-aware van monitoring. The proposed architecture separates the presentation, application, and data layers. A React.js web client and a Flutter-based mobile application communicate with a Java Spring Boot REST API. MySQL provides centralized relational storage, while JWT-based authentication and role-based authorization control access. GPS/location services can transmit periodic vehicle coordinates, and notification services can inform authorized parents and administrators about important trip events. The system also provides an administrative dashboard for operational monitoring and reporting. The research follows an applied software engineering methodology involving requirement analysis, review of existing approaches, system modelling, database design, prototype implementation, and evaluation planning. The uploaded reference paper uses a progression from problem motivation and related work to research gap, proposed framework, methodology, implementation, evaluation, limitations, and conclusion; this paper follows the same research pattern while developing original content for the Omsai project. The reference emphasizes separating proposed evaluation from completed experimental results.
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This paper proposed Omsai Tour and Travels: Smart Tourism and School Van Management System, an integrated web and mobile platform for tourism booking and school transportation management. The system connects customers, parents, drivers and administrators through centralized services and a relational database. The proposed architecture uses React.js for the web interface, Flutter for mobile clients, Java Spring Boot for REST services and MySQL for structured storage. GPS and notification services extend the school transportation module toward a location-aware smart service. The project demonstrates M.Sc. Computer Science concepts including requirements engineering, system architecture, database modelling, API development, mobile computing, authentication, security and evaluation. At the proposal stage, no production-level improvement is claimed. The next step is to implement the prototype, prepare test data, execute functional and performance tests, collect usability feedback, and report measured results. This distinction keeps proposed design separate from experimental evidence, consistent with the reference research-paper approach.
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Publication Date
10/12/2026
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Double-Blind Peer Review
Review Rounds: 2
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