Projects

Research Engineering

Adaptive-control-of-heterogeneous-distributed-computing-systems

Repository

A reproducible research stand for adaptive control of heterogeneous distributed computing systems. It includes a multi-agent model, load and failure scenarios, scheduling algorithms, ML forecasting, a ZNN balancing block, an LLM-agent policy loop, CLI, web UI, reproducibility protocols, and quality gates.

Portfolio signal: a direct connection between the scientific topic, software engineering, and experimental infrastructure.

migration

Repository

A local research stand for migration text analysis and urban perception studies. It includes Telegram/YouTube CSV corpora, toponym and urban-space analysis, migration narratives, reproducible samples for manual coding, retrieval/summarization over scholarly articles, and publication discovery through open APIs.

Portfolio signal: an evidence-first research workflow where data, papers, experiments, and code live in one project environment.

interactive-audit

Repository

A backend prototype for expert analysis of interactive publications. The system analyzes a page by URL, extracts features, applies an assessment rubric, produces deterministic reports without API keys, and optionally generates AI-assisted reports through OpenAI, Gemini, or Ollama.

Portfolio signal: an applied bridge between evaluation methodology, backend API design, and interchangeable AI providers.

optinet

Repository

A simulation of distributed computing system control with carbon-footprint reduction in mind. It includes synthetic data, large-network modeling, comparison of ZNN, LNN, and hybrid ZNN-LNN workflows, energy and emissions calculations, and result visualization.

Portfolio signal: optimization, time-varying matrix problems, distributed dynamic computing systems, and sustainability-oriented computing.

Applied R&D

AirScope

AirScope is a project to create a platform for monitoring construction, infrastructure, and industrial objects using unmanned aerial system data, photogrammetry, 3D models, point clouds, and computer vision methods.

Within the project, AirScope is developed as a universal platform where AirBIM is treated as a construction module for tracking work progress, comparing the actual state of an object with the design model, recording deviations, and generating analytical reports.

Role in the project: direction lead / scientific and technical project lead.

Key tasks:

Technology focus:

Result: the AirScope concept has been formed as a remote spatial monitoring platform; AirBIM has been positioned as a specialized construction module; and product development directions have been prepared for practical use in construction, infrastructure monitoring, and industrial control tasks.

Related results within the AirScope track:

Siberiana

A digital platform for the historical and cultural heritage of Yenisei Siberia, focused on storage, management, analysis, and visualization of heterogeneous cultural-historical data.

Additional Project Tracks

UAS, Computer Vision, and Spatial Data

Urban Environment, Roads, and Natural Risks

AI, Data, and Industrial Analytics

Cultural Heritage, AR/VR, and Humanities Projects