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Proceedings of the 3 International Young Scientists Conference on
Information Technologies, Telecommunications and Control Systems 2016



Preface
In 2016, the ITTCS was held in the format of Young Scientists IT Forum within the framework of the project named
“NTI talents”. The Forum intends to bring together Russia’s top business and trade associations, the development
institutes, expert and professional communities, becoming a platform for discussion the recent global IT trends and new
interaction and communication strategies for the National technical initiative (NTI) leading groups. The NTI model is
based on the early identification of high-potential and talented employees and the creation of a favorable environment to
unlock the person’s potential, and to provide the companies with a pool of skilled workers. The conference was attended
by IT Entrepreneurs, the representatives of leading Russian universities and research institutes such as Moscow
Polytechnic University, Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University and LG TCM.
ITTCS was being held from 8-10 December, 2016 in Yekaterinburg, Russia under the overall theme “Grand challenges
and new solutions”. The Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B. N. Yeltsin was selected to
host the conference being one of the leading educational institutions in the Ural region. For 3 days of work the program
committee heard 30 reports of young scientists selected for presentation from 64 submissions. As a result, the best three
reports were selected:
1. Automatic wood log detection based on random decision forests learning algorithm and histogram of oriented
gradients (presented by Atamanova Anastasia)
2. Automated control of the color rendering index for led RGBW modules in industrial lighting (presented by
Moskvichev Sergey)
3. Investigation of speed comparator operating features above the sea surface (presented by Sedov Dmitry)
The proceedings of the ITTCS 2016 consist of 13 best papers which were selected by Program Committee from
presented reports. We would like to thank all the authors for their submissions, and our Program Committee for their
precious work.
The conference goal
The Conference keeps pace with the growing needs and interests of its members, covering different areas of IT and
engineering. The vital goal is to promote the young scientists’ achievements contributing to the creation of favorable
conditions for Russia’s global technology breakthrough by the year 2035.
The conference objectives
The Conference agenda will work as a competence platform, providing facilities for efficient communication to boost the
IT science and engineering knowledge of young scientists and help them in their professional development. Young
scientists will be given a unique chance not only to improve their presentation skills and public speaking abilities but to
gain an experience of independent scholar publication.
New alliances between young scientists are to be built, and existing partnerships are to be strengthened at the Conference
platform.




August 2017                                                                                        Artem V. Kruglov
Yekaterinburg, Russia                                                                             Sergey N. Shabunin
                                                                                               Andrey Yu. Filippovich
                                                                                                    Ilya A. Lepeshkin
Program Committee

General Chair
Vladimir V. Kruzhaev, Ph.D., Vice Rector for Research at the Ural Federal University

Vice Chairman
Sergey N. Shabunin, Ph.D., HoD of the Institute of Radioelectronics and Information Technologies at the Ural Federal
University

Committee Members
Igor F. Zelenkin, Industry and Science of the Sverdlovsk Region
Vyacheslav P. Shkodirev, Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University
Alexander Yu. Filippovich, Moscow Polytechnic University
Ilya A. Lepeshkin, Moscow Polytechnic University
Branko Katalinic, TU Wien
Nikolay I. Kliorin, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (Beer-Sheva, Israel.)
Alexander S. Zhilin, LG TCM
Sergey F. Pravdin, Ghent University
Sergey I. Kudinov, Ural Federal University
Leonid G. Dorosinsky, Ural Federal University
Sergey V. Porshnev, Ural Federal University
Konstantin A. Aksenov, Ural Federal University
Andrey G. Tjagunov, Ural Federal University
Andrey V. Sozykin, Ural Federal University
I N. Obabkov, Ural Federal University
Ivan V. Malygin, Ural Federal University
Natalya V. Papylovskaya, Ural Federal University

Organizing Committee

General Chair
Artem V. Kruglov, Ural Federal University

Committee Members
Sergey A. Fedoreev, Nizny Tagil branch of the Ural Federal University
Alexey R. Barashev, Ural Federal University
Victor V. Goman, Nizny Tagil branch of the Ural Federal University
Alexey A. Sheklein, Ural Federal University
Ruslan M. Muhutdinov, Nizny Tagil branch of the Ural Federal University