SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT: design and management

Maslov Sergey Gennadyevich, PhD in Technical Sciences, associate professor of Department of theoretical informatics basis of the Udmurt State University

Beltukov Anatoly Petrovich, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, professor, head of Department of theoretical informatics basis of the Udmurt State University Department

Abstract

We offer a new direction of research: work with verbal and nonverbal knowledge within ergatic networks and physical-anthropic-technical systems. This work provides a symbiosis of a man with an artificial and natural environment, and effective communication between people. We introduce the basic concepts and wording. The basic architecture of physical-anthropic-technical systems is presented.

KEYWORDS: knowledge system, consciousness, understanding, illusion (ghosts), resource consumption, problem, perception, ergaticity.

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Knaub Roman Viktorovich, a candidate of Geography, an associate professor at the nature management department at Tomsk State University, RANS corresponding member

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The article describes an example of using benchmarking as a tool for assessing the sustainable development of territories. The results of the analysis of some methods (approaches) of measuring sustainable development have shown that the most scientifically grounded method is the International School of Sustainable Development P.G. Kuznetsova. Country leaders are established in terms of the quantitative values of indicators of sustainable development. By the example of Russia and China, the results of the lag in the basic and additional indicators of sustainable development from the leaders countries are presented.

KEYWORDS: benchmarking, sustainable development of territories, leading countries.

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Fedorov Sergey Victorovich, PhD in Economics, Docent of the Department of Digital economy and management of the Dubna state University

Anisimova Olga Vitalyevna, PhD in Geological and Mineralogical Sciences, Docent, Docent of the Department of ecology and earth science of the Dubna state University, Director of the professional education development Institute of the Dubna state University

Vladimirova Yuliya Nikolaevna, engineer in the scientific and methodological center of training in priority sectors of the economy in Moscow region, including the military-industrial complex, of the Dubna state University

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In this article has been analyzed the main existing approaches to assessing the education quality of higher education in the Russian Federation, noted their fundamental shortcomings that run counter to the goals in the field of education for sustainable development of the world UN, that suggested in General Assembly resolution №70/1 of 25.09.2015 «Transformation of our world: the Agenda for sustainable development for the period up to 2030». Authors offered the technique that had been taken into account an assessment of involvement of employers in educational process of higher education institution. There described the possibility of involving employers and public experts into education quality assessment of high school, that gives every university. The method can be used to assess the education quality of both Russian and foreign universities, as it is formed in a common concept with the objectives 4, 8, 9, 16 of the above UN General Assembly resolution No. 70/1 of 25.09.2015 and does not contradict to international law.

KEYWORDS: quality assessment, competences, educational ways, crowdsourcing methods.

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Kapkov Roman Yurievich, analyst-expert, ANO «Internet Development Institute»

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The article presents the results of a study of the practice of implementing digital vision projects by regional project teams of digitalization, presents the identified problems in decision support in the implementation of regional digitalization projects, and highlights the features of the approach of regional teams to the choice of methods of managing digitalization projects. Generalizing conclusions and proposals are formulated.

KEYWORDS: problematic, decision support, digitalization.

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Contents

Petrov Andrey Eugenievitch
THE LAW OF CONSERVATION OF POWER IN THE DUAL TENSOR NETWORKS OF G. KRON – A. PETROV (IN SPACE, TIME AND STRUCTURE)

Subetto Alexander Ivanovich
NOOSPHERIC ARCTIC STRATEGY (report)

Konon Nikolai Ivanovich
QUESTIONS OF GEOINFORMATION SUPPORT FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE REGIONS

Knaub Roman Viktorovich
SYSTEM ANALYSIS IN SOLVING THE ISSUES OF MANAGING NATURAL AND TECHNOSPHERIC SAFETY

Shamaeva Ekaterina Fiodorovna, Musina Nurgul Maratovna
ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING IN THE FIELD OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ON EXAMPLES

Babushkin Sergey Sergeevich, Popov Eugene Borisovich
OPPORTUNITIES AND PERSPECTIVES OF THE ELECTRONIC IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM BASED ON THE ENERGETIC APPROACH IN THE CONDITIONS OF TECHNOGENIC RISKS

Petrov Andrey Eugenievitch, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Professor of the CAD Department of NSTU “MISiS”, Professor of the Department of Sustainable Innovative Development of the University “Dubna”

Abstract

The laws of conservation in physics are associated with the homogeneity and isotropy of space and time. The laws of conservation are expressed in the constancy of quantities (energy, momentum, angular momentum) during the motion of a closed system. An open line is used to measure the distance. To measure time, a closed line is used, revolutions around a certain axis. Any movement consists of rectilinear (translational) movement and rotational movement. Translational motion occurs along the open path, rotational motion occurs along a closed path. The homogeneity of space gives the constancy of the impulse during the movement of a closed system of material points. The isotropy of space gives the constancy of the angular momentum during the motion of a closed system of material points. The translational motion corresponds to the law of conservation of momentum. This implies that during the transition from one point in space to another there is no change, the space is homogeneous. Rotational motion corresponds to the law of conservation of angular momentum. This implies that during the transition from one direction of space to another there is no change, the space is isotropic, homogeneous in all directions. The article shows that there is an invariant duality when the structure changes. Duality is the same property of space as homogeneity and isotropy. The consequence of the invariant is the constancy of the energy flux, measured by power (energy per unit time), in a closed system consisting of two dual networks when the structure changes. Power is constant when the connection structure of the branches of two dual networks changes. The examples of the execution of the duality invariant with changing the structure of networks are presented.

KEYWORDS: space, time, homogeneity, isotropy, duality, energy conservation laws, momentum, angular momentum, energy flow, tensor method, dual networks.

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Subetto Alexander Ivanovich, Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Economics, Candidate of Engineering, professor, Honored Scientist of Russia, vice-rector for education quality at Smolny University of Russian Academy for Education, senior researcher at the Center for Monitoring the quality of education at Kostroma State University named after N.A. Nekrasov, President of Noospheric Public Academy of Sciences, member of the Presidium of Petrovskaya Academy of Arts and Sciences, a member of the Board Council of the International Foundation named after N.D. Kondratiev

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In this paper, the author examines the current state of the Arctic and the prospects for its development in the context of the concept of noosphereism, based on the teachings of V.I. Vernadsky on the transition of the biosphere in the noosphere. The possible dangers associated with the development of the Arctic region are highlighted, as well as the main vectors of activity in the Arctic, corresponding to the concept of noospherism and environmental and anthropic features of the region, are proposed.

KEYWORDS: Arctic region, sustainable development, noosphereism, peoples of the North.

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Konon Nikolai Ivanovich, NPO “PI ER VI Sistema” LLC (Noginsk)

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The article discusses the possibility of using geographic information systems in the management of regional development — as geographic information support systems for preparing and making decisions, planning and organizing measures for the implementation of adopted decisions. The understanding of the term “geographic information system” is clarified, a distinction is introduced between cartographic systems and decision support systems.

KEYWORDS: sustainable development, geographic information system, decision-making support, management of regional development.

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Knaub Roman Viktorovich, a candidate of Geography, an associate professor at the nature management department at Tomsk State University, RANS corresponding member

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The article describes the system analysis tools for managing natural and technospheric safety in order to achieve sustainable development of territories. The analytical and synthetic approaches to management are presented. Seven types of control systems are considered, specific examples of the management of natural and technospheric safety on a global scale are described.

KEYWORDS: natural and technosphere safety, system analysis, sustainable development of territories, analytical and synthetic approaches to management, decision support system.

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