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Cartographo-Mathematical Modelling of Landscape Diversity for Land Use Planning Purposes
Authors: Osipov A , Dmitriev V , Kovyazin V , Romanchikov A 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
It is necessary to increase the informational supply of land-use planning so it causes the significance of investigation. Different cartographic materials are important part of this supply. For reaching this goal, authors developed the method of landscape diversity cartographo-mathematical modelling using GIS-technology. During the process of investigation, we got following results. We developed the method of landscape diversity modelling. We defined indexes describing landscape diversity, including: fragmentation index of natural region enclosures (amount of enclosures by landscape area unit); landscape complexity index (amount of enclosures and natural regions by its average area unit); landscape fragmentation index (ratio of average area of landscape enclosure to landscape area), pattern index (average amount of natural region enclosures to one group); Margalef and Menchinik indexes (relative abundance of natural region groups). We proposed the relationship for landscape diversity integrated index calculation and developed the quality determination scale for its evaluation. We tested the method on the East of Leningrad region including 16 landscapes (grouped to 5 types) and 1876 natural region enclosures. Landscape maps were main materials for investigation. Obtained results of landscape diversity evaluation have no contradictions with other researchers’ works.
Spatial organization of forestfund
Authors: Pasko O A , Kovyazin V F , Zakharchenko A V , Lebedeva N A 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
In the process of forest management in a particular constituent entity of the Russian Federation, unique regional features have formed that increase the effectiveness of forest management, the multi-purpose use of forests, their conservation, protection and reproduction, due to landscape-geographical and economic reasons.The aim of the research is to analyze the prevailing spatial forest land division by example of the Tomsk region.Scientific novelty lies in the development of methodological approaches to identify the spatial forest land organization.The object of our study is the Tomsk Region forest fund lands, divided into districts, forestries and district forestries according to the principle of three-level hierarchical division. The subject of the study is the spatial characteristics of 75 local forest districts located in 26 forest districts and in 17 administrative districts of the Tomsk Region.A set of methods is applied in our research, such as: abstract-logical, analytical, cartographic and mathematical modeling. In the course of the statistical analysis it is concluded, a hierarchical structure of the territorial division of the forest fund lands has been revealed according to the principles of MAUP. It is shown that the hierarchical levels of forest management overlap, breaking the General pattern.
Economical issues and organization of forestry nurseries
Authors: Petrov V , Filinova I , Bespal’ko A 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
Economical and organization of forestry nurseries in Russian Federation have some particularities connected with a form of property. for the lands belongs to the of forests Fund. Lands of forest Fund are in the state property. For the forestry nurseries land is a basic asset to produce planting materials. State property on forest land in its monopoly form became a breaking factor in the development of market relations in that field of operation. This article gives a brief analysis of demands in a forest planting materials and offers some organizational and economy mechanisms for the adaptation process in that transition period of development of the forest relations.
Problems and prospects for the development of the furniture industry in Vietnam
Authors: Polyanskaya O , Shaitarova O , Tereshenko S. , Tambi A , Vasilyeva L 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
Vietnam is a developing country with a diversified economy. The furniture industry in Vietnam is one of the most dynamic and successful industries in the process of international economic integration. In recent years, Vietnam’s woodworking industry has undergone profound changes, becoming one of the key industries in Vietnam. The furniture industry has become Vietnam’s fifth largest export industry after the oil refining, light industry and fisheries. Vietnam became the first exporter of furniture to Southeast Asia. Today, the furniture industry in Vietnam accounts for 6 –7% of the global market. Despite many achievements of the woodworking industry, there are many shortcomings. Among them we can single out the following shortcomings: second-rate quality of products, poor marketing, difficulty attracting investment, worn-out equipment, low qualifications of staff, and dependence on import.
Method of estimation of cusp catastrophe occurrence possibility based on limited statistical information
Authors: Skobtsov I G , Shilovskiy V N 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
This paper deals with the improvement of probabilistic methods of design by using the catastrophe theory and the possibility theory application. A brief description of the catastrophe theory is presented, the cusp catastrophe is considered, control parameters are viewed as fuzzy variables with unknown distribution laws in the first part of the paper. The definition of the possibility measure of the cusp catastrophe occurrence is given in the second part of the paper. The condition of the cusp catastrophe occurrence is formulated according to Zadeh’s extension principle. The proposed method can be applied to solve the problems of the technical systems reliability and to give recommendations for engineering of forest machine and equipment elements in the case of limited statistical information.
Elements of bases of mechanics of wood-polymer composites
Authors: Svoykin F , Bazarov A , Gasimov G , Alexandrov V , Bacherikov I 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
Abstracts. Disclosed is a solution of a particular case of a problem of polycomponent motion within a poly speed model, which is reduced to setting conditions of joint motion of components and determining intercomponent thermal-force interaction. The study of construction of the basis of mechanics of wood-polymer composites from phenomenological positions of mechanics of heterogeneous media is presented by construction of equations of laws of mass and momentum preservation for two component media and their closure by a viscous-elastic-plastic rheological model of the composite material for development of the basis of mechanics of wood-polymer composites from phenomenological positions of mechanics of heterogeneous media, Contributing to improvement of production of structured composite for FDM - printing technologies due to production of composites on the basis of thermopolymers with filling of them with ground wood. Raw materials can be wastes of logging and wood processing industries, the product is a composite with high filling of wood with a wide field of application in different sectors of national economy and industry. The equations are closed by a viscous-elastic-plastic rheological model of the composite material and by matching the equations of inseparability and the displacement strain vector.
Ensuring sustainable development of forestry in the Russian Federation
Authors: Svyatokho N V , Osmanova Z O , Timaev RA 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
The study is dedicated to the pressing issues of sustainable development of Russia’s forestry. The relevance of the study is substantiated by the importance of understanding sustainability as a new paradigm for the development of society and the uniqueness of forests as an ecosystem resource. The purpose of the study is to justify a set of measures to ensure sustainable development of forestry at the mega- and macrolevels, while taking into account the economic, environmental and social aspects of this process. The present study used international and Russian research data and publications, and regulatory documents. Based on the provisions of the Concept of Sustainable Development of Forestry and other international and national regulatory documents, we present the results of the analysis and the rationale for the proposed measures to ensure the sustainable development of the forest complex of the Russian Federation in the following areas: reforestation and afforestation; forest conservation and protection; monitoring, inventory and assessment of forests; public administration, services and support; forest exploitation; and forest education and science. The study identified problems of sustainable development of the forestry sector of the Russian Federation that require immediate attention. We provide characteristics of some digital solutions in the forestry of the Russian Federation. We have also analyzed the effectiveness of tools for assessing the status and for inventory of forest resources of the Russian Federation, and presented a comprehensive rationale for digitalization of forestry. We have analysed in detail the level of the development of forestry education and science and proposed the ways for further improvement.
Development of a software module for the analysis of the state of the forest using remote sensing data of the Earth
Authors: Tatarnikova T , Stepanov S , Petrov Y , Sidorenko A 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
The scientific work examines the process of designing and implementing the software module of the QGIS geographic information system for analyzing the state of the forest on the basis of a series of index images of different times. The module is successfully used as a separate tool and can be integrated into automated models of a more complex level. The scientific results serve as an example of applying an integrated approach to the processing of remote sensing data to detect violations of the integrity of the forest cover, with the aim of rapid response and strategic management.
Ergonomic features and social demand for means of transportation for people with limited mobility
Authors: Bekk N V , Taube M V , Boychenko I A , Cherkasova M A 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
The article discusses the strategy and tasks of the development of means of transportation for people with limited mobility. The characteristics of people with limited mobility are reflected. The aims of the study: to reflect social issues for this group, to describe ergonomic requirements for the design of the facility, to give ergonomic diagrams and their rationale, to develop the concept of means of transportation. Possibilities of elements arrangement are shown.
Sustainability assessment of residential building architecture in terms of Nikos A. Salingaros’s criteria
Authors: Bystrova T Y , Rodnova O Y 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
Modern ‘sustainable’ architecture requires clear criteria for the comprehensive assessment of its forms. An American theorist N. A. Salingaros deduced a number of laws governing the creation of a stable and adaptive architectural form that follows the structure of natural forms. These patterns serve as the basis for the authors of the article to derive criteria for evaluating architectural objects. The criteria are framed in the system, the testing of which was carried out in the analysis of residential complexes of the city of Yekaterinburg in 2010-2020.
Architectural and planning principles of STEAM-space organization
Authors: Morozova O V , Dukhanina E S 
Published: October 2020

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The article discusses the issue of organizing the educational space for the implementation of STEAM technology. The purpose of the article is to reveal the features of STEAM learning and to formulate the principles of organizing the learning space for this type of learning. On the topic of the research, a brief overview of the implemented architectural projects of educational spaces using STEAM technology was carried out. As a result, the authors identified architectural and planning features and principles of organizing spaces for STEAM training and created a model of an art and technology lyceum using the obtained principles for organizing a block of informatics and 3D modelling.
Microalgae in architecture as an energy source
Authors: Ilvitskaya S V , Chistyakova A G 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
Microalgae possess unique properties: in the course of their life, microalgae, through the absorption of carbon dioxide, sunlight and nutrients, carry out the process of photosynthesis and turn into biomass. Biomass is further processed and many types of products are produced from it, such as oils, nutraceuticals, livestock feed, fertilizers and other substances. Some of them can be used as a renewable energy source, for example, for the production of biofuels. The production of biofuels using biomass as a renewable energy source, which is an inexhaustible source for solving the energy problem, is becoming increasingly important. The use of algae in architecture has brought many benefits, such as energy saving, reducing carbon dioxide emissions, oxygen generation, biofuel production, wastewater treatment at the micro level using building facades and at the macro level by integration into urban space. This article analyzes the problems associated with these aspects and proposes their solutions, which must be taken into account when further integrating photobioreactor systems into architecture.
Historical and architectural monuments of wooden architecture in the territory of historical settlements in Belgorod region
Authors: Kolesnikova L I , Aksenov V V , Brakovenko M V 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
The study analyzes the origin and development of wooden architecture in Belgorod region in connection with the development of the Wild Field on the southern borders of Russia. Volumetric-planning and architectural and compositional features of the preserved wooden heritage buildings were considered: church buildings and residential buildings in large settlements both for poor population and for more prosperous one. The study describes the architectural and compositional construction of temples and residential buildings of different centuries. The authors analyzed the construction periods and the impact of architectural styles that were embodied in the space-planning solution and the design of facades of both wooden churches and residential buildings. Particular attention was paid to cultural heritage sites of regional significance – architectural monuments located in cities of Belgorod and Stary Oskol and villages of Belgorod region. The article presents the research work related to the conversion of a cultural heritage site into a hotel and a museum.
Identification of a tool for evaluation of lighting solutions by users on the example of architectural lighting
Authors: Koval I V , Bystryantseva N V , Kolgushkina S V , Lekus E U 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
This article devoted to description of investigation citizens perception the lighting solutions of architectural lighting at the historical centers of Saint-Petersburg and Copenhagen. The main purpose is recognition the factors of lighting solution attractiveness for further implementation in lighting design. The experiment where every respondent should take evaluation of one or the other lighting solutions has been done for research this area. The questions creation and data analysis occurred by using the Mehrabian and Russell psychological model (PAD) also method S-O-R (stimuli, organism, response). As the result such factors of attractiveness as luminance, color, artistry (imagery), contextual correlation have been determined. This research has been conducted within master thesis at CLD ITMO University
Relevant forms of youth suit and transforming accessories and ergonomic approach for their development
Authors: Maltseva V A , Maljavko L N 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
The article presents data on the design, composition and design work on the implementation of the design project of a suit and accessories-transformers for young people under the motto “Cold Desert”. The article presents the result of the analysis of fashion trends for the season “autumn-winter 2020-2021”, the choice of a source of creativity, the development of a series of sketches of the collection, an artistic and technical description of the appearance of products, determining the most accurate and modern method of designing a suit, studying the properties of the materials used, making drawings basic and model designs of the project and the choice of processing technology for products. The studies have shown that the ergonomic approach improves consumer qualities of products and contributes to the adaptation of their imaginative solutions and designs for everyday use.
Minimalism as a strategy for overcoming information overload of interface design for interactive city devices
Authors: Ryabinina-Zadernovskaya V E 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
The article is devoted to the consideration of the issues of forming a comfortable urban information environment using graphic design, namely, minimalism as a strategy for organizing visual information obtained through interaction with interactive interfaces in the urban environment. In modern megacities, devices with a touch screen increasingly provide the organization of the process of information interaction between a city and a person. From a visual point of view, they provide ample opportunities for the implementation of a graphic form. However, at the same time, the question remains to what extent the visual design of the software of urban information carriers affects the efficiency of their use, and how their aesthetic characteristics form the information and graphic ecology of the city. In recent years, the information space has expanded significantly; therefore, the organization of an environmentally friendly urban graphical environment has turned out to be associated with the need to apply approaches to organizing data that can reduce information and visual noise, as well as reduce the level of information pollution of the surrounding urban environment. This circumstance, on the one hand, enhances the importance of interaction design as a primary stage in creating an effective information design. On the other hand, it promotes a conscious restriction in the use of graphical tools, reflecting an ethical approach to interface design.
Features of the design of animation graphics of educational multimedia edition on the discipline “Draft Geometry”
Authors: Sergin R P , Nigmatullin V R , Pechenkina T V , Tkach D G 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
The article describes the theoretical foundations and practical methods of designing animation graphics for educational multimedia publications on the subject of descriptive geometry. The use of animated graphics as an effective means of visualizing volumetric-spatial models is considered. The effectiveness of the educational multimedia edition with elements of animated graphics in the educational process is investigated, a comparison is made with the traditional methods of teaching the discipline.
Truss model data analysis in Autodesk Revit
Authors: Vedernikova A A , Shishmarev R A 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
The article presents the process and results of truss model data analysis using the Revit API. Methods for obtaining model data are presented, as well as an example of their application: calculation of the truss using the finite element method. Fragments of the program code for the plug-in are given. The calculation results in the plug-in correspond to the calculation results in specialized programs. This article is useful for architects and designers using the Revit API and Dynamo.
Modern embankments of minor rivers on the example of the Belgorod region’s cities
Authors: Yarmosh T S , Grigoreva P V 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
The article considers the problem of creating a comfortable recreational space in degraded riverside territories. The author analyzes the experience of the embankments’ reconstruction of the Belgorod region, identifies priority directions in the development of the territory improvement projects. The article provides examples of new attractive, comfortable, and functionally developed embankments in the Belgorod region’s cities. The creation of which was and is being carried out on previously degraded riverside territories, which contributes to improving the level and quality of the population’s life, as well as attracting visitors to the city.
Graphene coated fabrics by ultrasonic spray coating for wearable electronics and smart textiles
Authors: Sreeja Sadanandan Kavya , Bacon Agnes , Shin Dong-Wook , Alkhalifa Saad F R , Russo Saverio , Craciun Monica F , Neves Ana I S 
Published: October 2020

Abstract
The seamless incorporation of electronics in textiles have the potential to enable various applications ranging from sensors for the internet of things to personalised medicine and human-machine interfacing. Graphene electronic textiles are a current focus for the research community due to the exceptional electrical and optical properties combined with the high flexibility of this material, which makes it the most effective strategy to achieve ultimate mechanical robustness of electronic devices for textile integrated electronics. An efficient way to create electronic textiles is to fabricate devices directly on the fabric. This can be done by coating the textile fabric with graphene to make it conductive. Here we discuss successful and efficient methods for coating graphene nanoplatelets on textile substrates of nylon, polyester and meta-aramid using ultrasonic spray coating technique. These coatings are characterised by scanning electron microscopy, contact angle and electrical conductivity measurements in order to identify the optimal textile electrode. Our study provides the foundation for the large-area fabrication of graphene electronic textiles.
A Two-Tiered Theory of the Sublime
Authors: Shapshay Sandra 
Published: October 2020

AbstractBy the start of the twenty-first century, the notion of ‘the sublime’ had come to seem incoherent. In the last ten years or so considerable light has been shed by empirical psychologists on a related notion of ‘awe’, and a fruitful dialogue between aestheticians and empirical psychologists has ensued. It is the aim of this paper to synthesize these advances and to offer what I call a ‘two-tiered’ theory of the sublime that shows it to be a coherent aesthetic category. On this theory, sublime experiences begin in an ‘awe response’ (the ‘thin sublime’) and might, with the additional element of temporally-extended reflection, turn into a ‘thick sublime’ response. Building on accounts of the sublime as a species of ‘aesthetic awe’ (Clewis, 2019a and 2019b; Arcangeli, et al., 2020) I aim to show that this two-tiered theory helps to explain why sublime experiences seem to have a basic, primordial core, but also seem to be historically and culturally quite variable (as Nicolson, 1963 [1959]; Battersby, 2007; and McMahon, 2017 have stressed). On this model, the cultural and historical variability comes in largely at the point of the temporally-extended reflection characteristic of the thick sublime, due to the cognitive stock that the subject brings to the encounter. Thus, sublime experiences really lend themselves to being interpreted quite variously by the subject (as well as by the theorist) of these experiences, as, for example, affording insight into the Divine, our moral vocation, or our metaphysical unity with the entire universe, among other lofty thoughts.