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2022-11-25
Shipunov, Ilya S., Nyrkov, Anatoliy P., Ryabenkov, Maksim U., Morozova, Elena V., Goloskokov, Konstantin P..  2021.  Investigation of Computer Incidents as an Important Component in the Security of Maritime Transportation. 2021 IEEE Conference of Russian Young Researchers in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (ElConRus). :657—660.
The risk of detecting incidents in the field of computer technology in Maritime transport is considered. The structure of the computer incident investigation system and its functions are given. The system of conducting investigations of computer incidents on sea transport is considered. A possible algorithm for investigating the incident using the tools of forensic science and an algorithm for transmitting the received data for further processing are presented.
2022-08-26
Nyrkov, Anatoliy P., Ianiushkin, Konstantin A., Nyrkov, Andrey A., Romanova, Yulia N., Gaskarov, Vagiz D..  2020.  Dynamic Shared Memory Pool Management Method in Soft Real-Time Systems. 2020 IEEE Conference of Russian Young Researchers in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EIConRus). :438–440.
Dealing with algorithms, which process large amount of similar data by using significant number of small and various sizes of memory allocation/de-allocation in a dynamic yet deterministic way, is an important issue for soft real-time systems designs. In order to improve the response time, efficiency and security of this kind of processing, we propose a software-based memory management method based on hierarchy of shared memory pools, which could be used to replace standard heap management mechanism of the operating system for some cases. Implementation of this memory management scheme can allocate memory through processing allocation/de-allocation requests of required space. Lockable implementation of this model can safely deal with the multi-threaded concurrent access. We also provide the results of experiments, according to which response time of test systems with soft time-bounded execution demand were considerably improved.