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Kikhtenko Elena Nikolaevna

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E-mail: Kilena76@mail.ru

Place of work: Private educational institution “Educational complex “Point of the Future”, Irkutsk, Russia

Post: methodologist

Place of study: Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education «Irkutsk State University», Irkutsk, Russia

Status: candidate

Specialty from nomenclature of scientific specialties (Code of Higher Attestation Commission): 5.8.7 – Methodology and technology of professional education (pedagogical sciences)

Scientific major: the existential-humanistic approach in psychology and pedagogy.

Important publications:

  1. Kazantseva E. M. Integrated lesson as a means of implementing the requirements of the updated Federal State Educational Standard of Higher Education / E. M. Kazantseva, E. N. Kikhtenko // Modern teacher – a look into the future: collection of scientific articles. Part 1 / Ural State Pedagogical University. – Yekaterinburg: [B. I.], 2022. – pp. 156-159.
  2. Kikhtenko E. N. Self-sufficiency as a logical and semantic determinant of the psychological health of a primary school student / E. N. Kikhtenko // Bulletin of the Buryat State University named after Dorji Banzarova. – 2008. – № 5. – pp. 156-160.

Lyutkevich Svetlana Sergeevna

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E-mail: moonlightlutkevich@rambler.ru

Place of work: Private educational institution “Educational complex “Point of the Future”, Irkutsk, Russia

Position: methodologist at the Professional Development Center

Scientific major: education, pedagogy

Important publications:

  1. Kazantseva E. M. Mentoring as a form of scientific and methodological support for teachers of the educational institution “Educational complex “Point of the Future” / E. M. Kazantseva, S. S. Lyutkevich // Mentoring in education: culture, ideas, technologies. – Yekaterinburg, 2023. – pp. 125-130.
  2. Rozhkova A. Yu. Variability of the educational program and support of individual educational routes / A. Yu. Rozhkova, S. S. Lyutkevich // Creative strategies and creative industries in the economic, social and cultural spaces of the region. – Irkutsk, 2021. – pp. 133-137.

Linguocultural type columnist in english media discourse

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DOI 10.51955/2312-1327_2025_1_132

Tatiana I. Semenova

Abstract. The study considers the issue of linguocultural types as recognizable images of individuals whose specific verbal and non-verbal behavioral characteristics and value dimensions significantly impact the culture of a particular society.  The background of the research is the theory of linguocultural types proposed by V.I. Karasik. The paper brings into focus conceptual, figurative features and value dimensions of the professional linguocultural type columnist. Of particular concern in the study is the value component of the linguocultural type columnist. The author claims that the core value of the linguocultural type columnist is based on the conceptual properties ‘personality’, ‘individuality’, ‘character’ of the columnist. The linguistic personality of the columnist is viewed as a bearer of personal views, individual opinions and intellectual qualities. The findings of the study can be applied in courses on cultural linguistics, media discourse and pragmatics.

Key words: linguocultural type, linguistic personality, concept, column, columnist, value characteristics, media discourse.

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Assessment of the mobile positioning accuracy in cellular networks

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DOI 10.51955/2312-1327_2025_1_105

Oleg N. Skrypnik

Alexander A. Kozich

Abstract. The paper considers the prospects of using existing cellular communication networks to create an integrated communication, navigation and surveillance system (iCNS). The main attention is paid to the problem of using iCNS to solve a navigation problem. Classical methods for solving the problem of positioning unmanned aircraft are considered, for which expressions are given that allow estimating the accuracy of positioning. The methods unique to cellular communication networks and their main features are also considered. A methodology for conducting field experiments to assess the accuracy of positioning of a subscriber terminal is presented, and the results obtained for a city of regional subordinance are compared to the results of an experiment in a large city. The prospects of using existing cellular communication networks to solve CNS problems have been determined.

Keywords: cellular communication, base station, unmanned aircraft, iCNS technology, positioning methods, positioning accuracy.

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Kozich Aleksandr Aleksandrovich

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E-mail: aliaksanderkozich@gmail.com

Place of work: Republican Unitary Air Navigation Services Enterprise Belaeronavigatsia

Post: pseudo pilot, simulation module, Minsk Air Traffic Control Center

Scientific major: cellular communication, radio navigation, positioning accuracy. 

Important publications:

  1. Kozich A. A. A study of the accuracy of positioning of mobile objects in urban cellular networks / A. A. Kozich // Civil aviation: XXI century : proceedings of the XV International Youth Scientific Conference. Part 2, Ulyanovsk: UCAI, 2023. – pp.103-104.
  2. Kozich A. A. Methods of positioning mobile objects in cellular networks / A. A. Kozich // Civil aviation: the XXI century : proceedings of the XV International Youth Scientific Conference/ Part 2, Ulyanovsk: UCAI, 2023. – pp.105-106.
  3. Skrypnik O. N. Methods of positioning unmanned aircraft in cellular networks / O. N. Skrypnik, A. A. Kozich // Aviation Bulletin. – 2024. – № 10. – pp. 24-29.

Mathematical model and application of the A-star algorithm to optimize ATS routes in the area control center Ho Chi Minh airspace

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Nguyen Ngoc Hoang Quan

Vladimir N. Nechaev

Vyacheslav B. Malygin

Abstract. The optimization of air traffic service (ATS) route networks is an effective approach to improving the structure of airspace, increasing its capacity, and reducing air traffic congestion. This paper presents a mathematical model and a method for optimizing ATS route networks based on the A-star algorithm, applied to the area control center Ho Chi Minh (ACC HCM) airspace. The ACC HCM airspace (one of the two ACC airspaces in Vietnam) ranks among the leading airspaces in Southeast Asia in terms of both size and workload. The objective function of the model is to minimize the total length of each ATS route within the studied airspace by systematically addressing specific constraints and optimizing the spatial configuration of ATS routes to ensure the most efficient passage within the given parameters. The calculation results demonstrate the potential of the proposed approach in increasing the airspace capacity, reducing air traffic congestion and operating costs, while maintaining the required level of safety.

Keywords: mathematical model, A-star algorithm, optimization of the ATS route network, air traffic, ACC HCM airspace, minimization of the total length of ATS routes.

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Nguyen Ngoc Hoang Quan

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E-mail:  quannnh@mail.ru

Place of work: Vietnam Aviation Academy, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Post: Head of Department, FPL procedure assistant and Flight Dispatcher

Place of study: Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education «Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation», Moscow, Russia

Status: postgraduate student

Specialty from nomenclature of scientific specialties (Code of Higher Attestation Commission):  2.9.6. – Air navigation and operation of aviation equipment

Scientific major: air traffic flow management, airspace management, organization of schemes and routes of aircraft movement. 

Important publications:

  1. Hoang Kuan N. N. Proposals for the design of the organization of the airspace of the ATS sectors of the district control center of Ho Chi Minh City in order to increase its capacity / N. N. Hoang Kuan, V. N. Nechaev // Civil Aviation High Technologies. – 2024. – Volume 27, № 3. – P. 50-66.
  2. Neretin E. S. An Analysis of Human Interaction and Weather Effects on Aircraft Trajectory Prediction via Artificial Intellegence / E. S. Neretin, N. T. Linh Phuong, N. N. Hoang Quan // XIX Technical Scientific Conference on Aviation Dedicated to the Memory of N.E. Zhukovsky. – Moscow, 2022. P. 85-89.
  3. Nguyen N. H. Q. Development of an Arrival/Departure Manager Program to Support Air Traffic Management at Tan Son Nhat Airport / N. H. Q. Nguyen, K. D. Chau // Actual problems of the development of aviation technology and methods of its operation. – Irkutsk: Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation, 2023. – P. 179-188.

Nechaev Vladimir Nikolaevich

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E-mail: v.nechaev@mstuca.ru

Place of work: Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education «Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation», Moscow, Russia

Academic degree: Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor

Post: Head of the Department of Air Traffic Control

Specialty from nomenclature of scientific specialties (Code of Higher Attestation Commission): 2.9.6. – Air navigation and operation of aviation equipment

Scientific major: aeronautical flight support, patterns of navigation processes, traffic control of individual aircraft and their flows, improving the methods of using airspace, radio communications, navigation and surveillance to solve air traffic control problems.

The most important publications:

  1. Nechaev V. N. Air traffic control technology: a textbook / V. N. Nechaev, A. G. Kradinov, V. I. Pupynin. – Khimki: AGZ of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation, 2021. – 279 с.
  2. Nechaev V. N. Aviation meteorology: a textbook / V. N. Nechaev, Yu. S. Karchevsky, A. G. Kradinov. – Khimki: AGZ of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation, 2016. – 21 p.
  3. Nechaev V. N. Technology of ATS “Fundamentals of air traffic management”: an educational and methodological guide / V. N. Nechaev. – Voronezh: MIR LLC, 2021. – 52 с.
  4. In the service and defense of the Fatherland (history of the defense Society: to the 95th anniversary of its creation): a collective monograph \ Under the general editorship of the Chairman of the DOSAAF of Russia A. P. Kolmakov. – Moscow: ANO SPO “SOTIS”, 2022. – 560 p.
  5. Hoang Kuan N. N. Proposals for the design of the organization of the airspace of the ATS sectors of the district control center of Ho Chi Minh City in order to increase its capacity / N. N. Hoang Kuan, V. N. Nechaev // Civil Aviation High Technologies. – 2024. – Volume 27, № 3. – P. 50-66.

Malygin Viacheslav Borisovich

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E-mail: v.maligin@mstuca.ru

Place of work: Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education «Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation», Moscow, Russia

Post: Head of the Simulation Center, Department of Air Traffic Control

Specialty from nomenclature of scientific specialties (Code of Higher Attestation Commission): 2.9.6. – Air navigation and operation of aviation equipment

Scientific major: aeronautical flight support, patterns of navigation processes, traffic control of individual aircraft and their flows, improving the methods of using airspace, radio communications, navigation and surveillance to solve air traffic control problems.

The most important publications:

  1. Lebedev G. N. Creating private criteria for A-CDM effectiveness to take into account the interests of decision-making participants in a dynamic environment / G. N. Lebedev, V. B. Мalygin // Civil Aviation High Technologies. – 2020. – Vol. 23, № 6. – P. 53-64.
  2. Lebedev G. N. The way of organizing the flow of aircraft by inverse “trombone” type location of the useful manoeuvring area / G. N. Lebedev, V. B. Мalygin // Civil Aviation High Technologies. –2015. – № 221(11). – P. 144–147. (in Russian)
  3. Borsoev V. A. Decision making in air traffic control problems: monograph / V. A. Borsoev, G. N. Lebedev, V. B. Malygin [and others]; ed. Е. Е. Nechaev. –Moscow: Radiotechnics, 2018. – 415 с.
  4. Malygin V. B. Technique for determining the technological capabilities of the controller for managing a group of aircraft / V. B. Malygin, P. K. Tin, A. N. Turkov // Civil Aviation High Technologies. – 2013. – № 198. – P. 41-44.

Developing students’ receptive and productive pronunciation skills in the context of higher education and distance learning

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Natalia V. Gribacheva

Daria S. Bespalova

Olga Yu. Pavlova

Abstract. The paper focuses on developing students’ pronunciation skills in conditions of distance learning in higher education. The authors analyze the specifics of online EFL lessons (their advantages and disadvantages), list the main mistakes in teaching pronunciation and suggest the ways for teachers to avoid making them. The authors applied several methods during their research, i.e. comparative historical analysis of the up-to-date approaches to teaching pronunciation in English Teaching Methodology, observation, learning experience and project-based learning method. Special attention in the paper is given to the most efficient forms of student work during an online lesson in the aspect of acquiring natural English pronunciation and to the right way for teachers to motivate students and organize their unguided pronunciation practice activities. The importance of fostering students’ pronunciation skills is proven along with the vital role of pronunciation aspect in students’ communicative competence. The aim of teaching pronunciation is established with the term «threshold level of pronunciation». The article also concentrates on specific stages of online listening exercises and on the importance of doing them in the right order. Several options of facilitating the process of acquiring pronunciation skills during distance learning are offered in the article, i.e. shadowing technique, scaffolding, project work and individually-oriented approach.

Keywords: threshold level of pronunciation, oral communicative competence, phonological competence, communicative approach, pronunciation skills, distance learning, listening, connected speech, scaffolding, shadowing, project work.

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