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  • Automated security system for container-type mining farms

    The paper describes an automated security system for a mining container: a short circuit protection system for smooth start-up of equipment, temperature control and fire prevention of devices.

    Keywords: mining, electrical safety, temperature maintenance, fire prevention, automated system

  • An approach to improving the quality of machine learning models in monitoring of complex systems based on metric spaces

    The paper proposes an approach to improve the efficiency of machine learning models used in monitoring tasks using metric spaces. To solve this problem, a method is proposed for assessing the quality of monitoring systems based on interval estimates of the response zones to a possible incident. This approach extends the classical metrics for evaluating machine learning models to take into account the specific requirements of monitoring tasks. The calculation of interval boundaries is based on probabilities derived from a classifier trained on historical data to detect dangerous states of the system. By combining the probability of an incident with the normalized distance to incidents in the training sample, it is possible to simultaneously improve all the considered quality metrics for monitoring - accuracy, completeness, and timeliness. One approach to improving results is to use the scalar product of the normalized components of the metric space and their importance as features in a machine learning model. The permutation feature importance method is used for this purpose, which does not depend on the chosen machine learning algorithm. Numerical experiments have shown that using distances in a metric space of incident points from the training sample can improve the early detection of dangerous situations by up to two times. This proposed approach is versatile and can be applied to various classification algorithms and distance calculation methods.

    Keywords: monitoring, machine learning, state classification, incident prediction, lead time, anomaly detection

  • Experience of integrated domestic systems for information modeling of infrastructure on the example of Vitro-CAD Common Data Environment and Topomatic Robur software

    More attention is being paid to the transition to domestic software with the digitalisation of the construction industry and import substitution. At each stage of construction, additional products are needed, including CAD and BIM. The experience of integration of Russian-made systems for the tasks of information modeling of transport infrastructure and road construction is considered. Within the framework of the work the integration of Vitro-CAD CDE and Topomatic Robur software system was performed. Joint work of the construction project participants in a single information space was organized. The efficiency of work of the project participants was determined due to the release from routine operations. Integration experience has shown that the combination of Vitro-CAD and Topomatic Robur allows to manage project data efficiently, store files with version tracking, coordinate documentation and issue comments to it.

    Keywords: common data environment, information space, information model, digital ecosystem, computer-aided design, building information modeling, automation, integration, import substitution, software complex, platform, design documentation, road construction

  • On the issue of data mining to assess the risks of emergencies in the Arctic zone of Russia

    The article examines the man-made risks in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation, methods of working with data related to the use of intellectual analysis, and the use of information systems for forecasting risks and is designed for the widest range of readers. The conducted research demonstrates that the use of data mining methods opens up broad prospects for data integration. This process includes the adaptation of the system to specific emergency situations typical of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation, as well as the development of appropriate interfaces for interaction with external subsystems. As a result of the conducted research, the conclusions were obtained: 1. Intelligent methods allow you to analyze large amounts of data and identify hidden patterns, which helps you make more informed decisions. The quality of decisions is improved. 2. Intelligent data processing allows you to automate routine tasks and optimize business processes. This leads to increased productivity and lower costs. The efficiency of business processes increases. 3. Intelligent systems can analyze data about past events and predict future trends. This allows you to take measures to reduce risks and ensure safety. These processes make it possible to reduce risks. 4. Intelligent algorithms can process data in real time, which allows you to quickly respond to changes in the external environment. 5. In the future, it is planned to work out the issue of introducing intelligent data analysis algorithms into man-made emergency forecasting analytics systems and the development of the data science concept, such as the GIS Atlas of Natural Hazards and Risks.

    Keywords: data mining, forecasting, emergency, man-made risk, information system

  • Development of a dataset storage module for collision detection using polygonal mesh and neural networks

    This article is devoted to the development of a collision detection technique using a polygonal mesh and neural networks. Collisions are an important aspect of realistically simulating physical interactions. Traditional collision detection methods have certain limitations related to computational accuracy and computational complexity. A new approach based on the use of neural networks for collision detection with polygonal meshes is proposed. Neural networks have shown excellent results in various computer vision and image processing tasks, and in this context they can be effectively applied to polygon pattern analysis and collision detection. The main idea of ​​the technique is to train a neural network on a large data set containing information about the geometry of objects and their movement for automatic collision detection. To train the network, it is necessary to create a special module responsible for storing and preparing the dataset. This module will provide collection, structuring and storage of data about polygonal models, their movements and collisions. The work includes the development and testing of a neural network training algorithm on the created dataset, as well as assessing the quality of network predictions in a controlled environment with various collision conditions.

    Keywords: modeling, collision detection techniques using polygonal meshes and neural networks, dataset, assessing the quality of network predictions

  • Assessment of the effect of direct electric current on the oxidizing ability of activated sludge in the process of biological wastewater treatment

    An assessment of the oxidizing ability of activated sludge used in the process of biological wastewater treatment was carried out when it was treated with a direct electric current on an electrohydrodynamic device. The efficiency of biological wastewater treatment is analyzed when the DC voltage changes, the sign of polarization of the electrode, as well as the values of the Camp criterion. It is shown that the electrotreatment of activated sludge leads to an increase in the efficiency of biological wastewater treatment, determined by the indicator of chemical oxygen consumption. A relationship has been established between the intensity of sludge treatment and the magnitude of the zeta potential of activated sludge at the outlet of the aeration tank.

    Keywords: wastewater, biological treatment, activated sludge, electrohydrodynamic device, zeta potential, chemical oxygen consumption

  • Method of building three-dimensional graphics based on distance fields

    This paper investigates the effectiveness of the distance fields method for building 3D graphics in comparison with the traditional polygonal approach. The main attention is paid to the use of analytical representation of models, which allows to determine the shortest distance to the objects of the scene and provides high speed even on weak hardware. Comparative analysis is made on the possibility of wide model detailing, applicability of different lighting sources, reflection mapping and model transformation. Conclusions are drawn about the promising potential of the distance field method for 3D graphics, especially in real-time rendering systems. It is also emphasized that further research and development in this area is relevant. Within the framework of this work, a universal software implementation of the distance fields method was realized.

    Keywords: computer graphics, rendering, 3D graphics, ray marching, polygonal graphics, 3D graphics development, modeling, 3D models

  • Application of language neural network models for malware detection

    The growing popularity of large language models in various fields of scientific and industrial activity leads to the emergence of solutions using these technologies for completely different tasks. This article suggests using the BERT, GPT, and GPT-2 language models to detect malicious code. The neural network model, previously trained on natural texts, is further trained on a preprocessed dataset containing program files with malicious and harmless code. The preprocessing of the dataset consists in the fact that program files in the form of machine instructions are translated into a textual description in a formalized language. The model trained in this way is used for the task of classifying software based on the indication of the content of malicious code in it. The article provides information about the conducted experiment on the use of the proposed model. The quality of this approach is evaluated in comparison with existing antivirus technologies. Ways to improve the characteristics of the model are also suggested.

    Keywords: antivirus, neural network, language models, malicious code, machine learning, model training, fine tuning, BERT, GPT, GPT-2

  • Simulation of the design activity diversification of innovative enterprise

    Automation of the production of butadiene-nitrile rubbers is one of the most important directions in the chemical industry. This article presents a systematic review of existing domestic and foreign solutions, as well as describes the methods of integrated control systems for automating the production of butadiene-nitrile rubbers. Modern technologies used in manufacturing enterprises are considered, including automated systems for control, management and monitoring of processes: from robotic manipulators to digitalization of production processes. The advantages and disadvantages of automation approaches are evaluated, and trends in the development of this area are highlighted. The article is intended for specialists in the field of chemical industry, process engineers, as well as anyone interested in modern production automation technologies in the chemical industry. Previous studies will be analyzed, and examples of successful implementation of automated.

    Keywords: distributed control systems, automation, integration, data transfer, architecture of automation levels, automated control systems

  • Study of building envelope thermal inertia

    Authors considered the thermal inertial properties of some building envelope constructions which included the changes of internal surface layer materials. Researchers described the thermal and physical characteristics of 6 building surface layer materials. It has been determinate the radiant temperature of building envelope inside surface with changes of wall construction after 225 hours cooling process and initial temperature equal to +23 оС. Authors defined the cooling time of building envelope inside surface to 0 оС at different types of surface layer materials. Numerical experiment was done with modern program complex “Stf”. Modeling process was completed in program which was realized with finite difference method and constant heat transfer coefficient. There are new experimental results which were determinate during the research and realizing the mathematical model of non-stationary element’s cooling process. Results could be interested for researchers of thermal phenomena in building envelopes and designers of microclimate engineering systems in buildings and structures.

    Keywords: air temperature, radiation temperature, stationary regime, non- stationary regime, building envelope, emergency regime, thermal inertia, inside surface layer, program, building materials

  • Algorithm for searching for patterns of building location using geoinformation technologies

    The paper proposes a method for identifying patterns of the relative positions of buildings, which can be used to analyze the dispersion of air pollutants in urban areas. The impact of building configuration on pollutant dispersion in the urban environment is investigated. Patterns of building arrangements are identified. The methods and techniques for recognizing buildings are examined. The outcomes of applying the proposed method to identify building alignments are discussed.

    Keywords: patterns of building location, geoinformation technologies, GIS, geoinformation systems, atmospheric air

  • Development of a new mathematical method for modeling a modified design of a radial sliding bearing

    The article is devoted to the development of a new mathematical method for modeling radial plain bearings having a polymer coating with an axial groove on the bearing surface. For the calculation evaluation of technical solutions for wear resistance, the compressibility of a truly viscous lubricant under laminar flow conditions is taken into account. As a result, new mathematical models were obtained that make it possible to estimate the duration of the hydrodynamic flow regime of the lubricant, to prove the stability and possibility of changing lubrication modes from boundary to hydrodynamic, as well as to make a calculated assessment of the effect of compressibility of the lubricant and wear resistance on operational characteristics.

    Keywords: modeling, mathematical method development, modified design, compressibility impact assessment

  • Study of human attention distribution pattern using eye tracking technology

    Eye tracking (oculography) is a technology that allows recording the direction of human gaze on a visual stimulus. It’s application can provide researchers with valuable data on which elements of the environment are most attractive in various contexts, in areas such as marketing, psychology, etc. The aim of this work is to identify the pattern of human attention distribution on visual stimulus objects of different sizes using eye tracking technology. A webcam was used to record the subjects’ gaze movements while they were studying experimental images. The results of the experiments showed that larger objects in visual stimuli receive higher attention priority than smaller objects. This observation is true for both human-created works and images created by artificial intelligence (Kandinsky 3.1 is used in this study). The obtained results of the study will improve our understanding of how people perceive visual information, which can contribute to the creation of more effective approaches to interface development.

    Keywords: eye tracking technology, attention priority, region of interest, number of eye gaze registrations, artificial intelligence, Vincent Van Gogh

  • Study of the microclimate of the swimming pool when using in-floor convectors

    In residential and public buildings, in-floor convectors are often used as heating devices. This study examines the operation of convectors in a swimming pool room. The results of numerical modeling of room microclimate parameters taking into account calculated heat loads and moisture emissions are presented. A comparative analysis of the operation of various heating and ventilation systems for a public swimming pool was carried out. The results of the study were obtained in the form of temperature distribution fields, movement speeds and relative air humidity. A conclusion is drawn about the effectiveness of using in-floor convectors in indoor public swimming pools.

    Keywords: heating system, in-floor convector, moisture content, excess heat, excess moisture, air exchange, numerical modeling, room microclimate, SolidWorks, STAR-CCM+

  • Evaluation of wear resistance by the coefficient of friction taking into account the dependence of viscosity on pressure and temperature of a modified radial bearing design

    The wear resistance of friction units with a polymer coating and a special groove in their supporting structure is increased by minimizing the heating of the contact zone of the rubbing surfaces through effective heat removal due to the presence of a transverse recess (groove). In addition, this design helps to minimize the dry friction process, since it directly affects the distribution of the lubricating fluid. Increased loads of friction units entail characteristic changes in the properties of lubricants. In our opinion, taking into account the viscosity indicators, depending on temperature and pressure, will allow us to more accurately characterize the operation of the structure in various friction modes. The effect of a modified friction unit design (with a polymer coating and a groove) on improving performance in general is described. In addition, comparing the standard and modified designs, it can be noted that the load capacity has significantly increased and the friction coefficient has decreased. At the same time, the service life and the overhaul period of the friction unit have increased, which is a significant effect for the mechanical engineering industry.

    Keywords: friction unit, index, friction coefficient, polymer coating, load, tribocoupling