E–mail: kgvf@inbox.ru

Place of work: Saint Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation named after Air Chief Marshal A.A. Novikov, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Academic degree: Doctor of  Technical Sciences

Academic status: Professor

Post: Professor of the Department of flight operations and aviation safety

Specialty from nomenclature of scientific specialties (Code of Higher Attestation Commission):  05.22.14 – air transport  operation.

Scientific major: flight operation, flight safety, professional training of flight personnel.

Important publications:

1. Kovalenko G. V. Flight operation: Textbook / G. V. Kovalenko, A. L. Mikinelov, V. E. Chepiga; Ed. G. V. Kovalenko. – St. Petersburg: Nauka, 2016. – 463 p.
2. Kovalenko G. V. Flight operation. Part II / V. Kovalenko. – St. Petersburg: Politekhnika, 2012. – 354 p.
3. Kovalenko G. Experimental validation for the training method and mathematical model of the pilot skill formation in maintenance of attitude orientation / G. Kovalenko, M. Barabanov, V. Balyasnikov, M. Smurov, V. Chepiga // Transport Problems International Scientific Journal. – 2017. – Volume 12, Issue 4. – P.127-140.
4. Kovalenko G. V. Possible solutions to reduce the negative impact of human factors on flight safety // M. Y. Smurov, O. V. Arinicheva, V. V. Balyasnikov, V. E. Chepiga // Journal of Industrial Pollution Control. – 2017. № 33(1). pp. 1195-1201.
5. Kovalenko G. V. Methods of teaching helicopter pilots the skills of safe landing outside an airfield under conditions of uncertainty / G. V. Kovalenko, I. S. Murav’ev; Ed. G. V. Kovalenko. – St. Petersburg: Nauka, 2017. – 142 p.
6. Kovalenko G. V. Methodology for Training Pilots to Control a Highly Automated Aircraft Using Cognitive-Information Converters of Activity Algorithms / G. V. Kovalenko, I. S. Murav’ev, K. A. Kuts // Russian Aeronautics. – 2023. – Vol. 66, No. 1. – pp. 36-42.
7. Kovalenko G. V. Intelligent Adaptive Flight Crew Decision Support System for Thunderstorm Avoidance / G. V. Kovalenko, I. A. Yadrov, K. A. Kuts // Russian Aeronautics. – 2023. – Vol. 66, No. 1. – pp. 552-559.
8. Kovalenko G. V. Application of machine learning algorithms in aviation automation to implement adaptation caused by the current state of the pilot / G. V. Kovalenko, I. A. Yadrov // Bulletin of the St. Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation. – 2023. – № 2 (39). – P. 24-40.
9. Kovalenko G. V. Theoretical aspects of improving the efficiency of meteorological support of air transportation in the arctic region / G. V. Kovalenko, N. O. Moiseeva, L. Yu. Belousova // Collection of materials from the XXVII International Coastal Conference “Arctic Shores”. G. Murmansk, 24-29 September 2018. – Murmansk: MAGU, 2018. – P. 349-352.
10. Kovalenko G. V. Increase in the durability of the tool, utilized in aviation machine building and with the reconditioning of the air vessels / V. Kovalenko, D. A. Ivanov // AER-Advances in Engineering Research. – 2019. – Vol. 188. – pp. 179-183.
11. Kovalenko G. V. Methodological issues of improving the efficiency of meteorological support for regional air transportation / G. V. Kovalenko, N. O. Moiseeva // AER-Advances in Engineering Research. – 2019. – 188. – pp. 236-241.
12. Kovalenko G. V. Improving diagnostics and forecasting of the technical condition of aircraft structural elements by taking into account the impact of non-stationary gas flows / V. Kovalenko, D. A. Ivanov // High-Tech and Innovations in Research and Manufacturing (HIRM-2020). Journal of Physics: Conference Series 1582 (2020) 012047IOP Publishing doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1582/1/0120472.
13. Kuts K. A. Enroute Alternate Planning Minima Determination Method Based on METAR Database Analysis / K. A. Kuts, G. V. Kovalenko // Ninth World Congress «Aviation in the XXI-st Century». – Kyiv, Ukraine; Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering (LNME), Springer, 2021. – pp. 559-573, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-85057-9_46.
14. Kuts K. A. Boeing 777 Fleet Statistical Contingency Fuel Determination on Fixed Routes / K. A. Kuts, G. V. Kovalenko // Russian Aeronautics. – 2021. – Vol. 64, № 4. – P. 583-590.
15. Kovalenko G., Lobar S., Muravyev I., Turintsev S. Assessment of Aircraft Conditions in Flight // In: Gorbachev O. A., Gao X., Li B. (eds) Proceedings of 10th International Conference on Recent Advances in Civil Aviation. Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering. Singapore; Springer, 2023. – pp. 307–-318. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-3788-0_27.
16. Kovalenko G., Mikhal’chevskiy Y., Muravyev I., Turintsev S. Integrated Piloting Skills Training // In: Gorbachev O. A., Gao X., Li B. (eds) Proceedings of 10th International Conference on Recent Advances in Civil Aviation. Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering. Singapore; Springer, 2023. – pp. 319–329. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-3788-0_28.

E–mail: yadrov.ilya@gmail.com

Place of study: Saint Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation named after Air Chief Marshal A.A. Novikov, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Status:  student

Research interests: flight operations, civil aviation flight safety, flight crew members’ professional training

Important publications:

1. Kovalenko G. V. Unsatisfactory interaction between the elements of the intelligent adaptive system of the aircraft, as one of the main causes of the Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 MAX8 accident / G. V. Kovalenko, Y. Y. Mikhal’chevskiy, I. A. Yadrov // St. Petersburg University of Civil Aviation’s Journal. – 2022. – № 4(37). – P. 5-18.
2. The evolution of intelligent systems development and intelligent adaptive systems / G. V. Kovalenko, Y. Y. Mikhal’chevskiy, I. S. Muravyev, I. A. Yadrov // St. Petersburg University of Civil Aviation’s Journal. – 2023. – № 1(38). – P. 5-18.

E–mail: dashieva01@mail.ru

Place of work: AEI APE RB «Buryat Republican Institute of Educational Policy», Ulan-Ude, Russia

Post: senior lecturer

Scientific major: Development of native Buryat speech by means of Buryat folklore.

E–mail: EOrobyova@yandex.ru

Place of study: Irkutsk State University, Irkutsk, Russia

Status: graduate student of Oriental Studies Department

Scientific major: translation of literary texts, translation quality assessment, translation of Russian classics into Japanese, phraseology, background knowledge 

Important publications:

1. Orobyova, E. To the issue of translation quality of fiction from Russian into Japanese (on the material of translations of short stories by A.P. Chekhov) / E. А. Orobyova // Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference the Vth Gotlib’s readings: Oriental and Asia-Pacific Regional Studies within the framework of transdisciplinary Regionology». – 2021. – P. 412-419.
2. Orobeva, E. A. The role of background knowledge in the translation of phraseological units into Japanese / E. A. Orobeva // International Scientific and Practical Conference “Philological education and the modern world”. – 2021. – P. 72-75.

E–mail: ntrazanova@gmail.com

Place of work: Irkutsk State University, Irkutsk, Russia

Academic degree: Candidate of Philological Sciences

Post: Assistant Professor of Oriental Studies Department

Specialty from nomenclature of scientific specialties (Code of Higher Attestation Commission):  10.02.19 – Theory of language

Scientific major: axiological linguistics, phraseology and paramiology of Japanese language, semiotics.

Important publications

1. Trazanova N. Yu. Paramiology as a specific semiotic space / N. Yu. Trazanova // Semiometry of significant cultural and social senses: science journal / ed. E. F. Serebrennikova. – Irkutsk, 2011. – P. 260-270.
2. Trazanova N. Yu. Axiological parametrization: code and cipher of linguoculture: monography / N. Yu. Trazanova // LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2012. – 300 p.
3. Trazanova N. Yu. Riddle as a fragment of a linguocultural code (on the material of Japanese riddles) / / N. Yu. Trazanova // Collection of research papers of the Vth International virtual Scientific and Practical Conference «Recent issues of Oriental Studies: problems and perspectives». – Ussuriisk, 2014. – P. 106-111.
4. Trazanova N. Yu. Lexicology of Japanese Language: tutorial / N. Yu. Trazanova. – The second edition. – Irkutsk: Publishing House of ISU. – 2017. – 87 p.
5. Trazanova N. Yu. The core components of gastronomical code in Japanese eating habit: rice and beans (on the material of Japanese paramiology) / N. Yu. Trazanova // Theory and practice of Regional Studies: collection of research papers of the II International Scientific and Practical Conference of Regional Studies, Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia. – St. Petersburg, 2020. – P. 439-449.
6. Trazanova N. Yu. Modelling of gastronomical code of Japanese linguoculture / N. Yu. Trazanova // Dynamics and statics in understanding of language reality: approaches, phenomena, ways of representation: monography under the general editorship of E.F. Serebrennikova. – Irkutsk, Publishing House of ISU, 2021. – P. 232-253.
7. Ignatieva A., Trazanova N. The concept of kotodama as a fragment of Japanese linguocultural code / A. Ignatieva, N. Trazanova // SHS Web of Conferences. 14th Session of Euro-Asian Law Congress “The value of law” 2021. – 2022. – С. 00157. DOI 10.1051/shsconf/202213400157.

E–mail: dari.litovchenko@yandex.ru

Place of study: Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education“Siberian Federal University”, Krasnoyarsk, Russia

Status: 4th-year undergraduate student in the field of 45.03.02 “Linguistics”.

Scientific major: linguoculturology, linguoculturological concept, value worldview, language worldview, Japanese language

E–mail: avkozachina@gmail.com

Place of work: Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Siberian Federal University”

Academic degree: Ph.D. in Philology

Post: Associate professor of the Department of Oriental Languages

Specialty from nomenclature of scientific specialties (Code of Higher Attestation Commission):  10.02.19 – Linguistic Theory

Scientific major: Japanese language, discursive linguistics, discourse-analysis, critical discourse-analysis, pedagogical linguistics, pedagogical discourse, legitimation.

Important publications:

1. Kozachina A.V., Temerova O.A. Linguistic Means of Constructing the Image of Japan in Pedagogical Discourse. SibScript. 2023. No 25(1). Pp. 20–26.
2. Kolmogorova A.V., Kozachina A.V. Discursive Strategies of Legitimating Institutionalized Values in Educational Settings: Experience of Japan // Journal of Siberian Federal University. Humanities and Social Sciences. 2020. №13 (12). Pp. 1985‒1994 (Scopus Q2).
3. Kozachina A.V. The Mythopoesis Strategy of Legitimating Institutionalized Values in Pedagogical Discourse // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. No 6 (212). Pp. 20–26.
4. Kozachina A.V. Legitimizing Strategies in Japanese Pedagogical Discourse (based on “The Course of Moral Education”). // Actual Problems of Philology and Pedagogical Linguistics. 2018. No 4 (32). Pp. 39–46.

E–mail: Tomas59@mail.ru

Place of work: Moscow City University, Moscow, Russia

Academic degree: PhD

Academic status:  Associate Professor

Post: Associate Professor of  Roman philology department

Specialty from nomenclature of scientific specialties (Code of Higher Attestation Commission):  10.02.05 Romance languages

Scientific major: Lexicology, Semantics 

Important publications:

1. Slastnikova, T. V. Color and color designation in linguistic research / T. V. Slastnikova, E. I. Cherkashina. – Moscow : Limited Liability Company “Languages of the Peoples of the World”, 2021. – 240 p. – ISBN 978-5-6046262-0-7. – EDN DLSYUC.
2. Kouléchova The modal nuances of generic statements in modern French / A. Kouléchova, T. Slastnikova // Studia Romanistica. – 2019. – Vol. 19. – № 1. – P. 47-60. – EDN AVQQCC.

E–mail: k.manerova@spbu.ru

Place of work: Saint-Petersburg State University, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Academic degree: Candidate of Sciences in Philology

Academic status:  Docent

Post: Associate Professor of Department of German Philology  

Specialty from nomenclature of scientific specialties (Code of Higher Attestation Commission):  10.02.04 – Germanic languages

Scientific major: German phraseology, German lexicology, Discourse Linguistics 

Important publications:

1. Manerova,V. (2022).Variation of pronunciation norm and meaning in light of semantic-cognitive analysis: german idiom das A und O. Nauchnyi dialog. Issue. 11. 7. pp. 74-98 (In Russian).
2. Manerova, (2020). Die Russische Entsprechung für Internationale Solidarität als ideologisches Fahnenphrasem im diskursiven Vergleich 1953-1982. Sprache & Sprachen. S. pp. 57-77.
3. Manerova, K. (2019). Kulturell bedingte Merkmale deutscher und russischer Phraseme im Vergleich. Kommunikative Praktiken in sozialen Kontexten. Sprachliche Mittel im Einsatz.  “Projekt Angewandte Linguistik” Berlin. pp. 53-66.
4. Manerova K.V. (2019). [Meaning ambiguity of idiom-constructions Gott weiß / weiß Gott in German. Discursive secularization as precondition for phraseological meaning].Vestnik of Saint Petersburg University. Language and Literature. 16 (1): 88–104. https://doi.org/10.21638/spbu09.2019.107 (In Russian)
5. Manerova K.V. (2019). Constructive formalization of phraseoreflexes Gott weiß / weiß Gott in German. Vestnik of Saint Petersburg University. Language and Literature. 16 (2): 259- https://doi.org/10.21638/spbu09.2019.207 (In Russian).

E–mail: j@chalaya.ru

Place of work: Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Sevastopol State University”, Sevastopol, Russia

Academic degree: Candidate of Philology

Academic status:  Associate professor

Post: Associate professor of Translation Studies department

Specialty from nomenclature of scientific specialties (Code of Higher Attestation Commission):  10.02.16 – Translation Studies

Scientific major: cognitive linguistics, linguistic axiology, theory and practice of translation, semiotics

1. Important publications:
2. Chalaya Yu. P. Global vertical context of the era in the translation of Victorian novels / Yu. P. Chalaya  // Modern Humanities Success. – 2020. – vol. 3. – pp. 201-205.
3. Chalaya Yu. P. The symbolism of color and flowers in Victorian novels and their translations into Russian / Yu. P. Chalaya // Modern Humanities Success. – 2021. – vol. 5. – pp. 155-157.