Vol-2109
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IT&MathAZ 2018
Information Technologies and Mathematical Modeling for Efficient Development of Arctic Zone

Proceedings of the International Research Workshop on Information Technologies and Mathematical Modeling for Efficient Development of Arctic Zone

Yekaterinburg, Russia, April 19-21, 2018.

Edited by

Mikhail Filimonov *,**
Marina Blisorukova *,**
Sergei Kruglikov *,**

* Yeltsin Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia
** Krasovskii Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics, Yekaterinburg, Russia

Table of Contents

Preface
Application of a metallurgical enterprise information system for collection and analysis of big data and optimization of multi-agent resource conversion processes 1-6
Anna Antonova, Konstantin Aksyonov
On dynamical reconstruction of an input in a nonlinear system 7-13
Marina Blizorukova
Local innovative ecosystems of "smart cities" in the context of effective development of the Arctic spaces of Russia 14-17
Gennadiy Detter
On boundary conditions setting for numerical simulation of thermal fields propagation in permafrost soils 18-24
Mikhail Filimonov, Nataliia Vaganova
Information security in the context of the digital economy 25-30
Petr Filyak
On multirobot system operation plan formalization 31-37
Alexey Kruglikov, Sergey Kruglikov
Awareness of climate change (focus on the Russian Arctic zone) 38-42
Stefanie Lösch, Ostap Okhrin, Hans Wiesmeth
Database of the regional waste cadastre of the Yamal-Nenets autonomous district 43-48
Igor Manzhurov, Konstantin Antonov, Dmitrii Berg, Denis Denisov
Development of IT-Infrastructure for the providing system of educational process in sparsely populated areas of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation 49-56
Yulya Nazarova, Yulya Bozhko
Informational and analytical support of the network of intelligent situational centers in Russian Arctic 57-64
Andrey Oleynik, Alexander Fridman, Andrey Masloboev
The computational technology for estimating average fields of atmospheric contaminant concentrations in remote areas of the Arctic 65-71
Vasily Poddubny, Ekaterina Dubinkina

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