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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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