The article describes the methodology for constructing a regression model of occupancy of paid parking zones taking into account the uneven distribution of sessions during the day and the behavioral characteristics of two groups of clients - the regression model consists of two equations that take into account the characteristics of each group. In addition, the process of creating a data model, collecting, processing and analyzing data, distribution of occupancy during the day is described. Also, the methodology for modeling a phenomenon whose distribution has the shape of a bell and depends on the time of day is given. The results can be used by commercial enterprises managing parking lots and city administrations, researchers when modeling similar indicators that demonstrate a normal distribution characteristic of many natural processes (customer flow in bank branches, replenishment and / or withdrawal of funds during the life of replenished deposits, etc.).

Keywords: paid parking, occupancy, regression model, customer behavior, behavioral segmentation, model robustness, model, forecast, parking management, distribution

within the framework of the conducted research, the task of controlling a robot of a parallel structure was considered. This paper presents a model of a 3-RPR type flat parallel robot in the Matlab package, developed for conducting computational experiments. Implementation of two types motion trajectories have been simulated in order to determine the optimal structure of the position regulators of the drive joint used in the robot control system. Six structure of regulators were compared: three classical ones: PD, PID, PDD and three of their fractional-degree analogues: FOPD, FOPID, FOPDD. The FOMCON tool was used to model fractional-degree regulators. The best results for type 3-PPR robot were shown by a control system with a FOPID regulator, which indicates the expediency of using fractional-degree regulators to control parallel robots.

Keywords: parallel robot, inverse kinematics problem, 3-RPR robot, computational experiment, working out the trajectory of movement, control system accuracy, fractional-degree regulator, parametric optimization of the regulator, comparative modeling, FOMCON tool

A review of various approaches used to model the contact interaction between the grinding wheel grain and the surface layer of the workpiece during grinding is presented. In addition, the influence of material properties, grinding parameters and grain morphology on the contact process is studied.

Keywords: grinding, grain, contact zone, modeling, grinding wheel, indenter, micro cutting, cutting depth

The article is devoted to the automation of the process of managing road construction works at a manufacturing enterprise. Among the means of communication in Russia, highways are in the first place in terms of length. Construction of new roads, repair and bringing the existing roads to regulatory requirements is a complex process that can be characterized as a project. The process of project-oriented management of road construction works is formalized, project limitations are defined. The enlarged milestones of project-oriented management of road construction works are highlighted, including the stages of initialization and implementation. The categories of system users and their functions are defined. A class diagram of the information system for managing road construction works is provided. An algorithm for the operation of an automated system for managing road construction works based on a project-oriented approach is developed and described in detail. Formalization of the calculation of the percentage of project readiness is carried out based on the significance coefficient. Examples of implementing the algorithm stages in the information system and generating analytical reports in the system are given. The reports generated in the system are described in detail. The economic efficiency of the proposed automation system is substantiated.

Keywords: road construction works, project-oriented management, highway, automation, reporting, significance coefficient, project, project resources, performance indicator, construction, repair

The article presents a method for protecting transmitted images in instant messengers using time-based one-time passwords (TOTP). An additional level of protection is offered based on a combination of image masking using orthogonal matrices and two-factor authentication based on TOTP. A prototype Python application has been developed and tested using the gRPC remote procedure protocol to ensure secure data exchange between the client and the server. The results of the implementation of the proposed method in preventing unauthorized access to confidential images are presented.

Keywords: information security, messenger, messaging, communications, instant messaging systems, one-time password

The paper considers a method for obtaining gypsum foam based on various compositions of dry mixtures, including a foaming agent, various sorbents, and gypsum binder. Expanded vermiculite, perlite sand, and crushed expanded clay gravel were used as sorbents. The most effective sorbent of the above is the crushing waste from the production of expanded clay gravel. As studies have shown, foam gypsum with a density of 250 kg/m3 and a strength of 0.9 MPa can be obtained.

Keywords: Dry mix, adsorption, gypsum foam, gypsum binders, sorbent, expanded clay sand, vermiculite, perlite, foaming agent

The article examines the transition of universities from data warehouses to data lakes, revealing their potential in processing big data. The introduction highlights the main differences between storage and lakes, focusing on the difference in the philosophy of data management. Data warehouses are often used for structured data with relational architecture, while data lakes store data in its raw form, supporting flexibility and scalability. The section ""Data Sources used by the University"" describes how universities manage data collected from various departments, including ERP systems and cloud databases. The discussion of data lakes and data warehouses highlights their key differences in data processing and management methods, advantages and disadvantages. The article examines in detail the problems and challenges of the transition to data lakes, including security, scale and implementation costs. Architectural models of data lakes such as ""Raw Data Lake"" and ""Data Lakehouse"" are presented, describing various approaches to managing the data lifecycle and business goals. Big data processing methods in lakes cover the use of the Apache Hadoop platform and current storage formats. Processing technologies are described, including the use of Apache Spark and machine learning tools. Practical examples of data processing and the application of machine learning with the coordination of work through Spark are proposed. In conclusion, the relevance of the transition to data lakes for universities is emphasized, security and management challenges are emphasized, and the use of cloud technologies is recommended to reduce costs and increase productivity in data management. The article examines the transition of universities from data warehouses to data lakes, revealing their potential in processing big data. The introduction highlights the main differences between storage and lakes, focusing on the difference in the philosophy of data management. Data warehouses are often used for structured data with relational architecture, while data lakes store data in its raw form, supporting flexibility and scalability. The section ""Data Sources used by the University"" describes how universities manage data collected from various departments, including ERP systems and cloud databases. The discussion of data lakes and data warehouses highlights their key differences in data processing and management methods, advantages and disadvantages. The article examines in detail the problems and challenges of the transition to data lakes, including security, scale and implementation costs. Architectural models of data lakes such as ""Raw Data Lake"" and ""Data Lakehouse"" are presented, describing various approaches to managing the data lifecycle and business goals. Big data processing methods in lakes cover the use of the Apache Hadoop platform and current storage formats. Processing technologies are described, including the use of Apache Spark and machine learning tools. Practical examples of data processing and the application of machine learning with the coordination of work through Spark are proposed. In conclusion, the relevance of the transition to data lakes for universities is emphasized, security and management challenges are emphasized, and the use of cloud technologies is recommended to reduce costs and increase productivity in data management.

Keywords: data warehouse, data lake, big data, cloud storage, unstructured data, semi-structured data

The article discusses the issues associated with the preparation of hot water in individual apartment heating systems that use a secondary plate heat exchanger of the boiler. The drawbacks of this approach are highlighted, including delays in hot water supply, the need to drain water from the pipeline, the inability to regulate temperature and flow rate, as well as the lack of recirculation capabilities. As an alternative, a system with a storage tank and a plate heat exchanger is proposed, which ensures stable water temperature, adjustable flow rate, resource savings, and the possibility of recirculation. Based on experimental studies, the heat transfer coefficient for heat exchangers with profiled and flat plates has been determined. Calculations of the required heat exchanger area are provided, depending on the type of plates, the volume of the storage tank, and its charging time, which allows for the optimization of hot water supply system design.

Keywords: plate heat exchanger, storage tank, heat transfer coefficient

This study examines the control of the cooling fan speed as an effective means of reducing emissions of volatile organic compounds during three-dimensional layer-by-layer printing. The high extrusion temperatures used in modern high-speed printers lead to emissions of harmful volatile organic compounds, which poses health risks in poorly ventilated rooms. A mathematical model has been developed to establish a quadratic relationship between the fan speed and the volumetric air flow, which directly affects the deposition of volatile organic compounds on the melt surface. The experimental setup uses relay control of the motor current and proportional-integral-differentiating speed control, ensuring rapid stabilization of the air flow with minimal overshoot. From the analysis of transient characteristics, including motor current, fan speed, airflow velocity, and power consumption, it is shown that precise control of fan speed creates stable and predictable airflow movement, significantly reducing emissions of volatile organic compounds. In addition, the results show that integrating the feedback of the volatile organic compounds sensor in real time with the control of the extrusion rate can offer an even more adaptive and effective strategy for reducing emissions. This research lays the foundation for safer and more efficient 3D printing processes with layer-by-layer deposition modeling through improved temperature and emission management.

Keywords: volatile organic compounds, three-dimensional printing, adaptive control, layer-by-layer deposition, regulation

The article develops calibration methods to improve accuracy and reduce operating costs of robotic systems in warehouse logistics. Special attention is given to the use of laser sensors and offset parameters, enabling the robot's position to adapt to changing conditions. The methodology includes the stages of initialization, orientation, and final verification, which help minimize deviations and reduce the need for manual adjustments. This approach ensures consistent operational accuracy and lowers operating costs through automated and adaptive robot calibration settings.

Keywords: robot calibration, warehouse automation, laser sensor, offset, positioning accuracy, robotic system, adaptive calibration, automatic calibration, collaborative robot, cobot

When designing engineering protection, it is necessary to use modern and progressive technologies. The technical decisions made must comply with the fundamentals of design - economic and operational efficiency. This article discusses the methods and principles of operation necessary for hazard assessment and the development of effective measures to prevent and reduce risks in the design, selection of optimal solutions and recommendations for the development of engineering protection projects. A section of a public highway of local significance in the Krasnodar Territory was selected during the survey. The materials of engineering and geological studies of the slope were used as initial data, which included reconnaissance route observations, engineering and geological workings with soil sampling, and determination of the physico-mechanical characteristics of the soils.

Keywords: engineering protection, surveys, design, stability, reconstruction, soil, landslide slope

Currently, key aspects of software development include the security and efficiency of the applications being created. Special attention is given to data security and operations involving databases. This article discusses methods and techniques for developing secure applications through the integration of the Rust programming language and the PostgreSQL database management system (DBMS). Rust is a general-purpose programming language that prioritizes safety as its primary objective. The article examines key concepts of Rust, such as strict typing, the RAII (Resource Acquisition Is Initialization) programming idiom, macro definitions, and immutability, and how these features contribute to the development of reliable and high-performance applications when interfacing with databases. The integration with PostgreSQL, which has been demonstrated to be both straightforward and robust, is analyzed, highlighting its capacity for efficient data management while maintaining a high level of security, thereby mitigating common errors and vulnerabilities. Rust is currently used less than popular languages like JavaScript, Python, and Java, despite its steep learning curve. However, major companies see its potential. Rust modules are being integrated into operating system kernels (Linux, Windows, Android), Mozilla is developing features for Firefox's Gecko engine and StackOverflow surveys show a rising usage of Rust. A practical example involving the dispatch of information related to class schedules and video content illustrates the advantages of utilizing Rust in conjunction with PostgreSQL to create a scheduling management system, ensuring data integrity and security.

Keywords: Rust programming language, memory safety, RAII, metaprogramming, DBMS, PostgreSQL

This paper presents a highly technical implementation of an ECG-based biometric identification system utilizing deep learning models for both verification and closed-set identification. We propose a dual-model architecture comprising a Siamese neural network for one-to-one verification and a deep convolutional neural network (CNN) for one-to-many classification. The methodology includes comprehensive signal preprocessing, data augmentation to simulate physiological variability, and feature extraction tailored to ECG characteristics. Experimental evaluation on benchmark ECG datasets demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed system. The Siamese network achieves high verification accuracy with low equal error rates, while the CNN classifier attains state-of-the-art identification accuracy (exceeding 98% on average) across enrolled subjects. Key performance metrics—accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score—indicate robust performance, outperforming several existing biometric methods. The results highlight the viability of ECG-based authentication in real-world applications.

Keywords: biometric authentication, electrocardiogram (ECG), siamese neural network, convolutional neural network, qrs complex, signal processing

In this paper, a star sensor tracking method without a star library based on the angular distance chain algorithm is proposed to solve the problem that traditional star sensors rely on a fixed star library and need to be configured to work with multiple units in the tracking mode. This method achieves star map matching by dynamically generating angular distance chains, avoiding the dependence on the global star library. Experiments show that the recognition time of the algorithm in the tracking mode is reduced to milliseconds, and the maximum pose determination error is no more than 0.035°, which proves its effectiveness and reliability. The study provides key technical support for the development of low-cost and lightweight star sensors that are suitable for scenarios such as deep space exploration and near-Earth satellite clusters.

Keywords: angular distance chain algorithm, star sensor without star library, star map recognition, tracking mode, orientation, dynamic matching, deep space exploration

The article proposes to strengthen the upper chord of the triangular spacer system with fiberglass. The material used for strengthening shows high efficiency in increasing the strength of the wooden element for the 1st group of limit states. The material proposed for strengthening does not lead to a change in the original decorative expressiveness of wooden structures, and maintains the service life.

Keywords: spacer structure, upper chord, glued laminated board element, modulus of elasticity, volumetric weight, geometric characteristics, bending moment, longitudinal compressive force, structural reinforcement, composite material