The article is devoted to the management of innovative development of complicated socio-economic systems. Such a system is the educational system and its institutional forms, united into the concept of “educational complex”. Models and tasks of implementing the innovative development of the non-state (commercial) and budget (state) sectors of educational complexes are shown in this work. The following principles are proposed as the basis of the concept of innovative development of education in the conditions of the information society: the maximum usage of opportunities, which are provided by the information society; assistance in the formation and development of a single information and communication space. As an example of analysis of the quality of innovative processes occurring in educational complexes, a mathematical model of a distance educational system, which is based on the methods and means of the theory of self-organization – synergetics, is proposed. It is concluded that the implementation of the methodology for managing the innovative development of the educational complex creates the prerequisites for building a quality management system for the educational process.
This article is devoted to the study of the relationship between materials and ergodesign with various attributes. Examples of experimental research demonstrating the possibilities of using materials, along with other design and ergonomics tools, are given. The article describes the history of the development of Russian design and ergonomics as stages of the creation of the theory and methodology of ergodesign. The trends of formation and new developments in this area are considered. It is concluded that the creation of new objects of the subject world and systems cannot be carried out without integrated design activities with the introduction of the achievements of ergodesign, which is an innovative technology of integrated design. The article also responds to the problem, because of which the concept of ergodesign was adopted, namely the rapid development of technology without taking into account the needs and characteristics of a person. The urgency of the research is due to the rapid development of technologies that impose new requirements on various design products. This also applies to materials that are the basis of any material form, and from the point of view of innovative design, they must have unique properties, ensuring high-quality human activity at a new higher level.
The article deals with the problems of near-earth space associated with the formation of objects called "space debris". The main sources of the appearance of "space debris" in near-earth orbits are highlighted. Examples of the negative impact of "space debris" on functioning spacecraft and stations are given. The general statistics of observations of near-Earth space, obtained by specialized complexes for recognizing space objects, are presented. Conceptual design solutions are proposed to prevent the Kessler effect.
The article is devoted to the possibilities of applying the principles of ergodesign in products made of composite materials. Composites with such characteristics as high strength and high quality, in addition to the use of various technological techniques in their manufacture, require solving problems of effective user interaction, that is, ergonomics and aesthetics (design). The general task of ergonomics and design (ergodesign) includes user and visual testing (VT or VI) and shirography (speckle interferometry) with direct adjustment to the user. The article also discusses the main methods of quality control of industrial and technical products made of composite materials. The advantages and disadvantages of quality control methods, the recorded parameters of CM products and their application areas are considered.
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