Characteristics of chemical substances or functional groups can be presented with different signals. In general, the signal is called the parameter of the process we use to refresh, register and for transmission. There are lots of signal transmissions and processing example: Human sensory organs (visual, hearing sensations) signals the brains to provide information to the environment with different information and in the brain to process the signals and make decisions on the brain by the brain. The task of processing the signal function of the chemical substance is to identify the existing data in the signal and convert them to make a decision in a convenient form that serves the determination of the chemical compound. The signal analysis underlines not only its mathematical transformation, but also the conclusion of the conclusions of the specific processes and objects as a result of this transformation.

The sectoral priorities of science and technology determine the socioeconomic factors of the growth of states, which in turn provides for the system components of public safety. The most important components of all sectoral priorities are synergistic-hybrid technologies, i.e. such technologies that are formed in the field of inter-sectoral competence. To solve the problems of determining priorities in the field of synergistic-hybrid technology, the decisive function is the implementation of philosophical understanding of the problem, which is put forward as the main factor in decision making through the key components of sustainable development.

The article is devoted to aspects of restoration-conservation processes of cultural heritage exhibits created on the basis of paper using chemical-technological approaches. The paper focuses on the systematic topology of the complex measure of preventive conservation planning in museums and repositories. The article is intended for specialists working in the field of cultural heritage protection and students of all three levels of relevant educational programs.

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