SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT: design and management

Lebedev Valery Viktorovich, Central Economics and Mathematics Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences (ORCID 0000-0001-7039-3151)

Lebedev Konstantin Viktorovich, Institute for Strategic Development in Education, Russian Academy of Education (ORCID 0000-0002-7778-6780)

Abstract

The aim of the study is to improve the methodology for ranking of regions based on the use of indicators of population differentiation by income. To quantify the stratification of the population by income, various indicators are used: decile and quintile coefficients, Gini coefficient, Kuznets coefficient, Hoover coefficient, Palma index, etc. However, all these indicators only partially characterize the degree of stratification of the population by income. The study uses an approach in which all employees in the region, ranked by salary, are divided into two or three groups in the proportions of 40-50-10, 40-40-20 or 50-50. The method of piecewise linear approximation of table data is used to construct the Lorentz functions. It is established that in the federal subjects of the Russian Federation, the share of funds received by the middle group of employees, divided in the proportion of 40-50-10, lies in the range from 48% to 56%: the Palma hypothesis is not valid for all subjects. It is also found that the Gini index in 8 federal subjects of the Russian Federation is higher than 35, and it is higher than 40 in Moscow only. A promising approach to solving the problem is to use some new indicators of population differentiation by income, reflecting structural inequality. The research was carried out with the support of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR project No. 19-010-00921 A “Differentiation of monetary incomes of the population of Russia: analysis of the dynamics of indicators based on the use of methods of computational mathematics”).

KEYWORDS: differentiation of population, salary, income, Lorentz function, Palma index, Gini coefficient.

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Petrov Andrey Evgenyevich, Professor of Department of Computer aided design and engineering design, Ph.D &D.Sc., Professor, National University of Science and Technology MISIS (NUST MISIS), Department of Computer aided design and engineering design

Abstract

The network model of the logistics system is developed on the basis of the tensor method of dual networks. The network consists of branches of producers, consumers and their connecting routes, along which the flow of products from points of departure passes along routes to destinations. Producer and consumer flows are specified. Branch resistances set the rates for storing and transporting products. The network is considered as a tensor, the projections of which in the coordinate system are various connections of branches. Coordinates in the space of the network are closed and open paths. A new solution is obtained using the path transformation matrix when the structure changes. The producer and consumer branches define the basis of the open paths. Route branches define the basis of closed paths. The flows of producers and consumers are specified by voltage sources. The calculation of the mesh network with these sources yields currents in the branches representing part of the distribution of product flows along routes. To supplement the complete product flows, voltage sources are introduced in the route branches that define the base circuits. The currents in the input and output branches of the sources in the routes are equal to the differences in the currents in the simplest and connected network. They produce additional currents in the branches of the routes according to Kirchhoff’s law, and only for routes whose number is equal to the number of basic open paths without one. For route branches of the base circuits beyond this number, the values of the complement currents should be selected. The sum of the currents from all sources gives values of product flows from suppliers to consumers, solving the problem of logistics. The tensor method of network models allows you to calculate flows when the structure changes, including decomposition and calculation of parts of complex networks.

KEYWORDS: network model, tensor method, path transformation matrices, duality invariant, logistics system, product transportation.

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Armensky Alexander Evgenievich, deputy head of Information-analytical center ―Nauka‖ of the Russian Academy of Sciences, member of Russian Academy of Natural Sciences

Kochubey Sergey Eduardovich, pensioner

Abstract

The article is devoted to the assessment of the line of behavior of the Russian Federation in 1987-2014. The paper introduces new concepts of “promoting the creativity of life”, “countering the creativity of life”. A comparison of the lines of behavior of the USSR, the United States and Russia. When analyzing the line of behavior of a country (for the considered period of time), the internal motives of behavior and the goals pursued, as well as the attitude of the authorities to the people, become clear. After all, politics is a social form of spiritual life manifested in thinking. It is shown that since 1960 the USSR has always been in a state of spiritual decline (and crisis), which found its expression in the fracture of social attitudes and the subsequent collapse of the USSR. The article is published in discussion order.

KEYWORDS: the line of conduct of the state, life expectancy, quality of life, loyalty of behavior, the behavior of the USSR, the USA and Russia, the internal motives of conduct of the spiritual decline of the country, the shadow economy, evaluation of the behavior of the country.

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Akhmetzhan Samal Zakievna, candidate of technical sciences, associate professor, head. Department of “Engineering and Technology” West Kazakhstan Innovation and Technological University

Kupeshova Altynai Sakipkereevna, senior lecturer of the Higher School of Oil, Gas and Chemical Engineering, West Kazakhstan Agrarian Technical University named after Zhangir Khan

Mukhambetkaliyeva Ainash Nurbolatovna, master of technical sciences, senior lecturer of the Department of “Techniques and technologies”, West Kazakhstan Innovation and Technological University

Gubaidullin Kumiskali Zhubanishovich, Senior Lecturer of the Department of “Techniques and Technologies”, West Kazakhstan Innovation and Technological University

Abstract

Current and total oil production, production rates of producing wells significantly depend on the state of the bottomhole zone of the well. The article analyzes the use of hydraulic fracturing as one of the effective methods for increasing the productivity of the well system and considers the technology of multistage hydraulic fracturing using expanding swellable packers and special sliding sleeves.

KEYWORDS: Chinarevo, oil production, hydraulic fracturing, fracturing pressure, multi-zone hydraulic fracturing, well, fracture.

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Contents

Petrov Andrey Evgenyevich
NETWORK MODEL OF LOGISTICS SYSTEM

Knaub Roman Viktorovich
STAGES OF DEVELOPING PROGRESS INDICATORS REFLECTING THE IMPACT OF NATURAL AND MAN-MADE EMERGENCIES ON THE SUSTAINABILITY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF TERRITORIES

Kutergin Vladimir Alekseevich, Shadrin Alexander Sergeevich
TENSOR METHODOLOGY FOR SEARCHING THE OPTIMAL STRUCTURE OF A SYSTEM WITH IMPOSED CONSTRAINTS

Maslova Natalia Vladimirovna
APODICTIC FOUNDATIONS FOR MODELING SOCIAL STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT SUBJECTS

Glaz Roman Alekseevich
PRACTICAL GUIDELINES FOR DEVELOPING A CODE OF ETHICS FOR INTERNET MARKETING

Kutergin Vladimir Alekseevich
A DIGITAL PROTOTYPE OF THE ORGANIZATION OF OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF ENTERPRISES: A NEW STAGE IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF INFORMATION MODELS

Fedorov Sergey Victorovich, Parfenov Roman Victorovich, Burov Vasiliy Vladimirovich, Patarakin Evgeniy Dmitrievich
ANALYSIS OF PARTICIPANT’S TEAM BEHAVIOR STRATEGIES IN JOINT ACTIVITY PROJECTS THAT MEET THE GOALS OF THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESOLUTION OF EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Suyargulov Ilnur Ilyasovich
APPLICATION OF GEOINFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR MAPPING TOURIST ROUTES

Denisova Nina Nikolaevna
STAFF SUPPORT FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Petrov Andrey Evgenyevich, Professor of Department of Computer aided design and engineering design, Ph.D &D.Sc., Professor, National University of Science and Technology MISIS (NUST MISIS), Department of Computer aided design and engineering design

Abstract

A network model of product transportation flows in a logistics system is presented based on the application of the tensor method for modeling systems when the structure is changed. Analysis of changes in the behavior of systems when changing routes for transporting products of subsystems on a network model allows you to find an optimal solution and increases safety. The problem of logistics associated with the transportation of material flows in conditions of a different choice of routes is considered.

KEYWORDS: network model, tensor method, path transformation matrices, duality invariant, logistics system, product transportation.

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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

Abstract

The article presents the history of the development of progress indicators in assessing sustainability and sustainable development under the influence of emergencies of various genesis. It is shown that for the first time the specialists of the International Scientific School of Sustainable Development named after P.G. Kuznetsov proposed indicators for assessing the consequences of emergency situations based on measurable values. Later in 2015 as part of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030. indicators for assessing the consequences of disasters for the entire world community were discussed.

KEYWORDS: disasters of various origins, progress indicators, sustainability and sustainable development of territories.

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Kutergin Vladimir Alekseevich, Ph.D., Professor, Сhairman of the board of directors of BFG-group Holdings

Shadrin Alexander Sergeevich, Project Manager, BFG-Group Ltd.

Abstract

The article is devoted to the use of the tensor methodology of finding the solution to the optimal structure of an (transport. Infocommunication) network with imposed constraints in the form of physical or technological parameters on the example of a transport problem. To introduce restrictions, we propose a method for replacing the branch with the imitation of the node pair, which allows us to preserve the original dimensionality of the space of the problem under consideration and use the found software implementation of the search model for an optimal solution of the original problem with different initial conditions without calculating a new model for a network of another dimension. As a result, the optimal structure of the telecommunication network was found by the criterion of minimizing the cost of delivering the information flow to the recipients without the need to upgrade the infrastructure through the use of reserves and alternative routes.

KEYWORDS: network, structure, optimality, transportation problem, the tensor, construction, conversion, constraints.

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Maslova Natalia Vladimirovna, Doctor of Psychology, Candidate of historical sciences, president of Noospheric Academy of Science and Education, member of Russian Academy of Natural Sciences

Abstract

One of the most important tasks in the framework of Russia’s achievement of sustainable development goals is the task of assembling a Russian social strategic subject. Social strategic subjects are ideal examples of integrated biosocial systems, the striving for the real implementation of which contributes to an increase in the security and sustainability of development at the individual, social, planetary, universal levels of human existence. At various levels of being, a social subject acquires information, energy and experience in comprehending and realizing the evolutionary principles of life and activity; a certain evolutionary principle is associated with each level. Based on the simulation results, it was determined that the resulting fundamental model of a social strategic subject is nature-friendly.

KEYWORDS: social strategic subject, assembly, evolutionary principles, levels of modeling, laws of human society.

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