Summer school in mechanics ' 20
The Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics of Lomonosov Moscow State University is pleased to announce the 2nd MSU International School on Applied Mathematics and Mechanics.
July 19 - Aug 03, 2020
10.00 – 18.00
Lomonosov
Moscow State University
Moscow State University
Sections
Algorithms of integrated
INS-GNSS navigation systems
[for specialists]
INS-GNSS navigation systems
[for specialists]
Airborne gravimetry
[for specialists]
[for specialists]
Algorithms of integrated
INS-GNSS navigation systems
[for pre-masters]
INS-GNSS navigation systems
[for pre-masters]
Mechanics of composite materials
[for pre-masters]
[for pre-masters]
Important dates
20 January 2020
Opening registration
15 May 2020
Closing registration
19 May 2020
Confirmation of participance
19-20 July 2020
Arrival
20-24 July 2020
First week of studying
25 July 2020
Social day
27-31 July 2020
Second week of studying
1 August 2020
Сultural program
2-3 August 2020
Departure
Heads of Summer school
Andrew A. Golovan
Head of section
"Algorithms of INS-GNSS navigation systems"
"Algorithms of INS-GNSS navigation systems"
Head of the Laboratory of Control and Navigation, Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, Lomonosov Moscow State University.
Doctor of science in mathematics and physics.
Fields of research:
— inertial navigation systems (INS),
— global navigation satellite systems (GNSS),
— integrated INS-GNSS systems,
— calibration problem in inertial navigation,
— INS alignment problem,
— airborne gravimetry.
Doctor of science in mathematics and physics.
Fields of research:
— inertial navigation systems (INS),
— global navigation satellite systems (GNSS),
— integrated INS-GNSS systems,
— calibration problem in inertial navigation,
— INS alignment problem,
— airborne gravimetry.
Yury V. Bolotin
Head of section
"Airborne gravimetry"
"Airborne gravimetry"
Professor, Deputy Head of the Department of Applied Mechanics and Control, Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, Lomonosov Moscow State University.
Doctor of science in mathematics and physics.
Fields of research:
— airborne gravimetry,
— inertial navigation systems (INS),
— global navigation satellite systems (GNSS),
— integrated INS-GNSS systems,
— calibration problem in inertial navigation.
Doctor of science in mathematics and physics.
Fields of research:
— airborne gravimetry,
— inertial navigation systems (INS),
— global navigation satellite systems (GNSS),
— integrated INS-GNSS systems,
— calibration problem in inertial navigation.
Sergey V. Sheshenin
Head of section
"Mechanics of composite materials"
"Mechanics of composite materials"
Professor of Department of Plasticity. Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, Lomonosov Moscow State University.
Doctor of science in mathematics and physics.
Fields of research:
— mechanics of composite materials,
— nonlinear mechanics of composite materials and deformable solids,
— homogenization and asymptotic methods,
— theory of defining relations,
— tire mechanics.
Doctor of science in mathematics and physics.
Fields of research:
— mechanics of composite materials,
— nonlinear mechanics of composite materials and deformable solids,
— homogenization and asymptotic methods,
— theory of defining relations,
— tire mechanics.
Summer school Program
19 July - 03 August 2020, Moscow, Russia
Airborne gravimetry
[for specialists]
48/72 hours, 2 ECTS
[for specialists]
48/72 hours, 2 ECTS
1)
Basics of physical geodesy.
Principles of inertial gravimetry.
2)
Introduction to airborne gravimetry.
3)
Foundations of inertial gravimetry.
4)
Airborne and marine gravimeter GT-2AМ.
5)
Foundations of inertial scalar gravimetry.
6)
Airborne gravity surveys with the GT-2A gravimeter.
7)
Airborne gravity mapping.
8)
Airborne vector gravimetry based on new local gravity models.
Basics of physical geodesy.
Principles of inertial gravimetry.
2)
Introduction to airborne gravimetry.
3)
Foundations of inertial gravimetry.
4)
Airborne and marine gravimeter GT-2AМ.
5)
Foundations of inertial scalar gravimetry.
6)
Airborne gravity surveys with the GT-2A gravimeter.
7)
Airborne gravity mapping.
8)
Airborne vector gravimetry based on new local gravity models.
Algorithms of INS-GNSS navigation systems
[for specialists]
48/72 hours, 2 ECTS
[for specialists]
48/72 hours, 2 ECTS
1)
Basics of inertial navigation.
2)
Introduction to the method of inertial navigation.
3)
Method of inertial navigation.
4)
The problem of strapdown inertial navigation system initial alignment.
5)
The problem of IMU calibration
6)
The problem of trajectory parameters simulation with simultaneous simulation ideal measurements of inertial sensors.
7)
INS error equations.
8)
Introduction to GNSS navigation.
9)
INS-GNSS integration problem.
10)
Application of estimation methods to INS-GNSS integration.
Basics of inertial navigation.
2)
Introduction to the method of inertial navigation.
3)
Method of inertial navigation.
4)
The problem of strapdown inertial navigation system initial alignment.
5)
The problem of IMU calibration
6)
The problem of trajectory parameters simulation with simultaneous simulation ideal measurements of inertial sensors.
7)
INS error equations.
8)
Introduction to GNSS navigation.
9)
INS-GNSS integration problem.
10)
Application of estimation methods to INS-GNSS integration.
Algorithms of INS-GNSS navigation systems
[for pre-masters]
40/72 hours, 2 ECTS
[for pre-masters]
40/72 hours, 2 ECTS
1)
Basics of inertial navigation.
2)
Introduction to the method of inertial navigation.
3)
Method of inertial navigation.
4)
The problem of strapdown inertial navigation system initial alignment.
5)
The problem of IMU calibration
6)
The problem of trajectory parameters simulation with simultaneous simulation ideal measurements of inertial sensors.
7)
INS error equations.
8)
Introduction to GNSS navigation.
9)
INS-GNSS integration problem.
10)
Application of estimation methods to INS-GNSS integration.
& Training for entrance exams to master programs
Basics of inertial navigation.
2)
Introduction to the method of inertial navigation.
3)
Method of inertial navigation.
4)
The problem of strapdown inertial navigation system initial alignment.
5)
The problem of IMU calibration
6)
The problem of trajectory parameters simulation with simultaneous simulation ideal measurements of inertial sensors.
7)
INS error equations.
8)
Introduction to GNSS navigation.
9)
INS-GNSS integration problem.
10)
Application of estimation methods to INS-GNSS integration.
& Training for entrance exams to master programs
Mechanics of composite materials
[for pre-masters]
40/72 hours, 2 ECTS
[for pre-masters]
40/72 hours, 2 ECTS
1)
Introduction to Composites. Composites' Applications Overview. Composites in Engineering Structures and Nature. History of Development.
2)
Types of Composites. Effective Properties Definition. Spatial Averaging. Homogenization. Experimental Measuring.
3)
Effective Elastic Moduli. Voigt – Reiss Estimates and Inequalities. Mixture Formulas. Hashin Bounds for the Effective Elastic Moduli.
4)
Dispersed Composites. Eshelby Tensor. Most known Approximate Formulas for Elastic Effective Moduli.
5)
Long Fibre and Short Fibre Composites. Theories of Homogenization.
6)
Laminates. Classical Laminate Theory.
7)
Rubber-Cord Compostes. Effective Moduli.
8)
Visco-Elastic Properties of Rubber-Cord Composites.
9)
Effective Visco-Elastic Properties of Rubber-Cord Composites. Static and Oscillation Tests.
10)
Failure Theories. Delamination. Inter-Layer Failure Criteria.
&Training for entrance exams to master programs
Introduction to Composites. Composites' Applications Overview. Composites in Engineering Structures and Nature. History of Development.
2)
Types of Composites. Effective Properties Definition. Spatial Averaging. Homogenization. Experimental Measuring.
3)
Effective Elastic Moduli. Voigt – Reiss Estimates and Inequalities. Mixture Formulas. Hashin Bounds for the Effective Elastic Moduli.
4)
Dispersed Composites. Eshelby Tensor. Most known Approximate Formulas for Elastic Effective Moduli.
5)
Long Fibre and Short Fibre Composites. Theories of Homogenization.
6)
Laminates. Classical Laminate Theory.
7)
Rubber-Cord Compostes. Effective Moduli.
8)
Visco-Elastic Properties of Rubber-Cord Composites.
9)
Effective Visco-Elastic Properties of Rubber-Cord Composites. Static and Oscillation Tests.
10)
Failure Theories. Delamination. Inter-Layer Failure Criteria.
&Training for entrance exams to master programs
Tuition fee
Includes lectures, seminars, practices, coffee breaks.
Not including travel, accommodation, lunch, dinner, cultural program.
Accommodation at the LMSU dormitory is possible.
Not including travel, accommodation, lunch, dinner, cultural program.
Accommodation at the LMSU dormitory is possible.
Registration
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