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The Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education “Kerch State Maritime Technological University” Foreign Languages Department Recent Achievements and Prospects of Innovations and Technologies Proceedings of IX All-Russian Science-Practical Conference of Students, Postgraduates and Young Scientists (Kerch, May 6, 2020) Dedicated to the 75th Anniversary of the Victory «Достижения и перспективы инноваций и технологий» Материалы IX Всероссийской научно-практической конференции студентов, аспирантов и молодых учёных (г. Керчь, 6 мая 2020 г.) к 75-летию Победы в Великой Отечественной войне Kerch 2020 УДК 001.895(063):378.147.091.33-027.22 ББК 72+74.58 Д70 Редакционная коллегия О.Н. Кручина, кандидат педагогических наук, доцент, заведующая кафедрой иностранных языков, ФГБОУ ВО «Керченский государственный морской технологический университет» А.Г. Михайлова, старший преподаватель кафедры «Иностранные языки» ФГАОУ ВО «Севастопольский государственный университет», доцент кафедры иностранных языков ФГБВОУ ВО «Черноморское высшее военно-морское ордена Красной Звезды училище имени П.С. Нахимова» Н.В. Ивановский, кандидат технических наук, доцент, декан морского факультета ФГБОУ ВО «Керченский государственный морской технологический университет» Р.В. Кира, кандидат педагогических наук, заведующая кафедрой иностранных языков, ФГБВОУ ВО «Черноморское высшее военно-морское ордена Красной Звезды училище имени П.С. Нахимова» Рекомендовано к публикации редколлегией IX Всероссийской научно- практической конференции студентов, аспирантов и молодых учёных “Recent Achievements and Prospects of Innovations and Technologies”. Рекомендовано к публикации научно-техническим советом ФГБОУ ВО «КГМТУ» (протокол № 5 от 21.05.2020 г.) Recent Achievements and Prospects of Innovations and Technologies [Электронный ресурс]: Материалы IX Всероссийской научно-практической конференции студентов, аспирантов и молодых учёных (Керчь, 6 мая 2020 г.) / Под ред. О.Н. Кручиной, А.Г. Михайловой – Керчь : ФГБОУ ВО «КГМТУ», 2020. – 455 с. Режим доступа: http://kgmtu.ru/documents/nauka/SbornikEng2020.pdf, свободный – Загл. с экрана. ISBN 978-5-6044495-1-6 В сборнике содержатся материалы докладов, рассматривающих теоретические и практические вопросы инновационных технологий, проблемы сохранения и трансляции культурной памяти, экологии и защиты окружающей среды, военного перевода, педагогики, психологии и др. Конференция посвящена 75-летию Победы в Великой Отечественной войне. Сборник подготовлен к изданию кафедрой иностранных языков ФГБОУ ВО «Керченский государственный морской технологический университет». УДК 001.895(063):378.147.091.33-027.22 ББК 72+74.58 ISBN 978-5-6044495-1-6 © Коллектив авторов, 2020 © Керченский государственный морской технологический университет, 2020 CONTENT INTRODUCTION 10 Azarov A., Shirokova E., Shirokov I. OVERVIEW OF WIRELESS POWER TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS 12 Azarov A., Shirokova E., Shirokov I. STRIP LINE ENERGY PARAMETERS CALCULATION FOR WIRELESS ENERGY TRANSMISSION SYSTEM 17 Evdokimov P., Sokolova M., Shirokov I. MICROWAVE METHODS FOR MEASURING DIELECTRIC PARAMETERS 20 Faiden D., Schekaturin A. PERIPHERAL KITCHEN CONTROLLER FOR SMART HOME SYSTEM 24 Filippov I. C-BAND BEAMFORMER INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DESIGN IN 180 NM SIGE BICMOS TECHNOLOGY 29 Filippov I. RESEARCH OF THE BEAMFORMER INTEGRATED CIRCUITS FOR SUB-6 GHZ COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 34 Galajba A., Schekaturin A. RADIATION CHARACTERISTICS OF ARRAY OF KHARCHENKO ANTENNA ELEMENTS 41 Kazak N., Frolova S. SHIP AUTOMATION AND CONTROL SYSTEMS 45 Kislyak E., Polyakov A. THE RESEARCH OF THE ANTENNA ARRAY, BASED ON INDIVIDUAL SLOT OSCILLATOR 49 Nevmerzhitskiy M., Syzykh D., Yankovskiy S., Petrenko A., Kuzmenko V. MEASUREMENT OF THE STRIP LINE DIELECTRIC PARAMETERS 55 Petrenko A., Syzykh D., Nevmerzhitskiy M., Yankovskiy S., Kuzmenko V. LAB MOCK-UP FOR STUDYING WIRELESS DATA TRANSFER TECHNOLOGY 58 Syzykh D., Yankovskiy S., Nevmerzhitskiy M., Petrenko A., Durmanov M. AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEM FOR AN UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE TO DETECT THE EPICENTER OF A FIRE 60 Tkachenko M., Lyzlov A. SINGLE-BOARD TRANSCEIVER 63 Yankovskiy S., Syzykh D., Nevmerzhitskiy M., Petrenko A. CNC MACHINE CONTROL PANEL 66 SECTION 2: INFORMATION SYSTEMS Ageev A., Trushkin A. HUMIDITY METER OF CONCRETE PRODUCTS 71 Bukina A., Yakubov K., Lashchenko I. CONTROL IN THE CITY WITH ANALYTICAL VIDEO SURVEILLANCE 77 Hizhinskiy A., Melnikov A. 3 CALCULATION OF PARAMETERS OF BROADBAND AMPLIFIERS IN THE FIELD OF THE SMALL TIMES 82 Lebedev M., Doronina J. RISK ASSESSMENT METHODS AND VISUALIZATION 87 Levchenko G. QUALITY OF MOBILE APPS AND THEIR ARCHITECTURE 90 Kardakov D. DEVELOPMENT OF SMART CLIMATE SYSTEM 95 Kardakov D. DEVELOPMENT OF MANIPULATOR CONTROL SYSTEM 98 Kirdanov Ya., Trushkin A. MICROWAVE HUMIDITY METER FOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 101 Korotkov A. ALGORITHM FOR INCREASING THE CLARITY AND HIGHLIGHTING THE CONTOURS OF URINARY CONCRETIONS IN ENDOSCOPIC IMAGES 107 Kovalenko D. RESEARCH OF METHODS OF INTELLECTUALIZATION OF INTERACTION WITH USERS OF SHOPPING PLACES FOR OPTIMIZATION OF A SALES SYSTEM 112 Kurkchi M., Kurkchi A. WORK PLACE MONITORING FOR OFFICE WORKERS WITH SEDENTARY NATURE OF THE ACTIVITY 115 Kuskov Yu., Borisov E METHODS FOR GENERATING RECOMMENDATIONS ON ELECTRONIC AUCTION SITES 120 Makhamadaliev K., Makhamadaliev B. THE ROLE OF SOCIAL NETWORKS IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS 122 Minogina N. AN OVERVIEW OF TEXT SIMILARITY MEASURES FOR CONTENT-BASED RECOMMENDER SYSTEM 131 Nevedrov M., Afonin I., Slyozkin V. APPLICATION OF ANTENNAS WITH DIFFERENTIAL RADIATION PATTERN IN THE MARITIME SHIP MOORING SUPPORT SYSTEMS 134 Poluboyartsev V., Trushkin A. MOISTURE METER FOR DRY MATERIALS 139 Pasechnik V., Verbitsky Yu., Sobchenko M. USE OF REMOTE SENSING TOOLS IN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 145 Petrakov V. USE OF AUGMENTED REALITY IN EDUCATIONAL APPLICATIONS 149 Petrakov V., Voronkin V., Avatov N. DEVELOPMENT OF MOBILE APPLICATION "SHAR" WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF USING AUGMENTED REALITY AND DYNAMIC CONTENT LOADING 154 Petrakov V., Kotovchikov I. 4 3D CONTENT MODELING APPROACH FOR AUGMENTED REALITY APPLICATIONS 160 Savochkin A., Koptsev P., Abdulgaziev O. DEVELOPMENT OF NFC READER FOR ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM 165 Savochkin A., Abdulgaziev O., Koptsev P. RESEARCHING OF A CIRCULAR POLARIZATION ANTENNA FOR A 900-930 MHZ RFID SYSTEM 169 Savochkin A., Koptsev P., Abdulgaziev O. DISTANCE LEARNING ORGANIZATIONS FOR IP TELEPHONY BASICS 172 Savochkin A., Opaleiko S. FEATURES OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE IP-TELEPHONY SYSTEM, BASED ON ASTERISK PBX 177 Savochkin A., Abdulgaziev O., Koptsev P. RESEARCHING OF A RADIATOR ON A MICROSTRIP-RING CIRCLE MEANDER LINE FOR RFID SYSTEM 180 Savochkin A., Abdulgaziev O., Koptsev P. REMOTE MODE FOR PERFORMING LABORATORY WORK ON THE STUDY OF NETWORK CONTROL TOOLS 183 Sharipov E. VISUAL RECOGNITION OF RECORDS IN THE EXAMINATION SHEETS 188 Sobchenko M., Verbitsky Yu., Pasechnik V. LASER SCANNING AND PHOTOGRAMMETRY METHODS FOR A LANDSLIDE 3D MODELING 191 Vatrich A. MODERN TECHNOLOGIES FOR RECEIVING, TRANSMITTING, STORING AND PROCESSING DATA 195 Verbitsky Yu., Sobchenko M., Pasechnik V. APPLICATIONS OF SWARM INTELLIGENCE FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS OF REMOTE SENSING OF THE EARTH 202 Voronin I. CONCEPT OF DECENTRALIZED DATA STORAGE APPLIED ON ANDROID OS: OVERVIEW OF METHODS 204 Yakubov K., Bukina A., Kudryavchenko I. EXAMPLE OF USE THE PYTHON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE IN A MACHINE LEARNING TASK 207 Zakharov D., Pelepas V. BASES OF CONSENSUS ALGORITHMS 210 SECTION 3: WAR AND VICTORY: PROBLEMS OF PRESERVATION, INTERPRETATION AND TRANSMISSION OF CULTURAL MEMORY Barashova O., Prisyazhnyuk S. HEROES OF MY FAMILY 215 Fedotov A., Aksenova N. BATTLEFIELD PROVEN SH-40 STRENGTH 218 Kalinkin Y., Aksenova N. 5 FLYING TANK IL-2 222 Lekareva V., Mikhaylova A. SEVASTOPOL SCHOOLS DURING GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR IN THE BOOK “LIGHT OF UNDERGROUND SCHOOLS” BY E.D. KOZITSKAYA-NAYDENOVA 225 Makarov A., Kobzeva N. NIKITA MIKHAILOVICH MAKAROV, MY GREAT-GRANDFATHER – DEFENDER OF MOTHERLAND 228 Makutin E. THE DEATH OF MOTOR VESSEL “ARMENIA” 230 Sadikov R., Aksenova N. THE HISTORIC ROLE OF PTRD – 41 233 Steba V. MY FAMILY IN THE HISTORY OF THE FATHERLAND 235 Veselov A., Kobzeva N. KEEPING MEMORY IN THE HEART 241 Werner N., Kobzeva N. WAR IN LIFE OF THE VOLGA REGION GERMANS TSOL CARL AND TSOL DOROTHY 244 SECTION 4: HISTORY AND THEOLOGY Lekareva V. THE HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE YALTA CONFERENCE IN THE POST-WAR WORLD ORDER 247 Lomakin S., Smirnova T. CHRISTIANITY AS A STATE-FORMING FACTOR OF UNITING RUS’ 251 Neverov P., Kobzeva N. THE HERO CITY OF NOVOROSSIYSK 255 Trofimova N., Smirnova T. REVIVAL OF RUSSIAN ORTHODOX FAMILY VALUES AS A WAY TO OVERCOME SPIRITUAL CRISIS IN CONTEMPORARY RUSSIA 256 Werner N., Kobzeva N. THE T-34 WAS A WAR-WINNING TANK 260 SECTION 5: MARINE TECHNOLOGIES Kadyrov R., Aksenova N. THE EXAMPLES OF RUSSIAN AND GERMAN MARINES IN WORLD WAR II 262 Ponyakin D. DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS OF CONTAINER SHIP 264 Soshin A., Osipova M. THE EVOLUTION OF LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT 268 Vinogradov V. INTERMODAL TRANSPORT AS A MODERN CHALLENGE 272 6 Pridvorov B. 277 ADHENSIVES IN MARINE ENGINEERING SECTION 6: THE ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF ECONOMICS Bartsits A. POSITION OF THE RUSSIAN SOCIAL POLICY AT THE PRESENT STAGE 281 Chernysheva M. TO THE QUESTION OF ENSURING SOCIAL JUSTICE IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION 286 Denisenko A. HOW TO INCREASE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF FISCAL POLICY IN THE FIELD OF SPENDING ON AN INNOVATIVE ECONOMY? 293 Garafutdinov A. ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF ECONOMICS 298 Ifraimov B. ANALYSIS OF THE DYNAMICS OF FEDERAL BUDGET REVENUES IN THE FORM OF CORPORATE INCOME TAX IN
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