WS Co-Chairs:

	Doctor of Science, Professor Tetiana Shmelova National University “Kyiv Aviation Institute”, Kyiv, Ukraine, Faculty of Air Navigation, Electronics and Telecommunications Department of Air Navigation Systems shmelova@ukr.net https://ans.kai.edu.ua/cadre_shmeleva_ua https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Tetiana-Shmelova
	Professor Serge Dolgikh Solana Networks, Canada, sdolgikh@kai.edu.ua https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Serge-Dolgikh
	Doctor of Science, Professor Volodymyr Zaslavskyi, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Faculty of Computer Science and Cybernetics, Ukraine zaslavskyi.volodymyr@knu.ua https://csc.knu.ua/uk/person/zaslavsky

Background

The special session aimed to unite researchers and practitioners working on the development, scientific, and technical support of critical systems and infrastructures across their entire life cycle. This includes addressing the role of the human operator and the human operator’s decision-making capabilities. From a systems perspective, intellectual activity and benefits in ensuring safety in complex systems are considered, including mathematical models and algorithms for human-machine interaction; engineering, technical, psychological, and biomedical aspects of the human factor; and business processes and risk management issues in the creation and operation of critical systems across various industries.

During the seminar, participants, experts, and participants from academia and industry will learn about contemporary issues and challenges in ensuring the security and safety of critical systems and infrastructures. New scientific developments will foster security cooperation, joint decision-making in security education, and risk mitigation in human-machine systems.

Key Topics

• Critical systems, technologies, human-machine systems (HMSs), optimization of human-machine cooperation in complex systems
• System-synergetic analysis and modeling of critical systems, interdisciplinary direction of scientific research
• Intellectualization of complex systems, development of human-machine intelligence
• AI-based approaches and benefits in ensuring safety for complex HMSs
• Human-machine interaction and collaboration for safety, collaborative decision making for education and training, collaborative UI cooperation
• Analysis of safety and resilience of critical HMSs and infrastructures
• Ergonomics and human-machine interaction, cognitive modeling of complex systems
• Mathematical models and algorithms for human-machine interaction
• Mathematical modeling of human movements and aerospace computer systems
• Decision-making models in critical systems, collaborative decision-making, decision-making for minimizing risk considering uncertainty and safety requirements
• Diversity principle and redundancy optimization in critical systems
• Management of cyber incidents, and conflicts
• Safety cooperation, design, and implementation for embedded security systems
• Business processes and risk management in the creation and operation of critical systems
• Engineering, technical, psychological, and biomedical aspects of the HMSs
• Machine collaborative intelligence, methods of intelligent control in critical HMSs and infrastructures

Members of the WS Program Committee

1. Prof. Antonio Chialastri, CEO, Aeroitalia Aviation Academy, Italy
2. Prof. Dr Carsten Sander Christensen, Curator at Billund Municipality’s Museum, Denmark
3. Prof. DrS Rauf Oglu Jafarzade, National Aviation Academy, Azerbaijan
4. Ass. Prof. Galyna Dolenko, Faculty of Computer Science and Cybernetics, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Kyiv, Ukraine
5. Ass. Prof. Oleg Franchuk, National University of “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy” (NaUKMA), Kyiv, Ukraine
6. Prof. Andriy Verlan, Department of Manufacturing and Civil Engineering, NTNU, Gjovik, Norway
7. Prof. Dr Nina Rizun, Department of Informatics in Management, Gdansk University of Technology, Poland
8. Prof. Volodymyr Postoienko, NSC “Beekeeping Institute named after P.I. Prokopovich”, Kyiv, Ukraine
9. Prof. DrS Vitalii Larin, Air Navigation Systems (ANSs) Department, National University “Kyiv Aviation Institute”(KAI), Kyiv, Ukraine
10. Prof. DrS Kucherov Dmytro, Department of Computerized Control Systems, National University “KAI”, Kyiv, Ukraine
11. Prof. DrS Yurii Hryshchenko, Department of Avionics, National University “KAI”, Ukraine
12. Prof. Dr Sikirda Yulia, Ukrainian State Flight Academy, Kropyvnytskyi, Ukraine
13. Prof. DrS Volodymyr Kharchenko, ANSs Department, National University “KAI”, Kyiv, Ukraine
14. Prof. DrS Yuliya Averyanova, ANSs Department, National University “KAI”, Kyiv, Ukraine
15. Prof. DrS Yury N. Kovalyov, Industrial Design and Computer Technologies Department of the Mykhailo Boichuk Kyiv State Academy of Decorative Applied Arts and Design
16. Dr Liudmyla Blahaia, ANSs Department, National University “KAI”, Kyiv, Ukraine
17. Prof. DrS, Kayrat Koshekov, Civil Aviation Academy, Republic of Kazakhstan
18. Prof. Abay Koshekov, Civil Aviation Academy, Republic of Kazakhstan