Vladimir I. Resin, Doctor of conomic
Sciences, Professor, born in 1936,
graduated from the Moscow Institute of Mines.
From 1991, V.I. Resin is the first deputy
of the prime minister of the Moscow
government and the manager of the
Complex of architecture, building,
development, and reconstruction of the city.
V.I. Resin is known as a prominent building
engineer, a skilled scientist, and a public man, who has made a great contribution to the development and implementation
of the General Layout of Moscow and the Moscow province. Possessing a
unique scientific and practical experience, he became one of the creators of
the engineering infrastructure of the city, unprecedented in importance, which
determines the prospects of development of Moscow. The basis for these
results is the complex systems approach developed by V.I. Resin to the city
as the basic element of the territorial arrangement.
A distinguishing feature of V.I. Resin is the continuous striving for extending
his knowledge, increasing the scientific potential, and mastering new approaches
to the control of development of the city. They are reflected in more than 80
publications, among which there are 15 monographs.
In 1996, he maintained the thesis for the degree of Doctor on the economic
subject "System regulation of the functional-spatial development of the city",
and in the same year he organized and headed the department of economics
and control of urban building in the Plekhanov Russian Economic Academy.
V.I. Resin is the laureate of State prizes of the USSR and Russia, the honored
builder of the Russian Federation, and the academician of the Russian Academy
of Architecture and Building Sciences, the Russian Engineering Academy, and
the International Academy of Informatization.
Yuri S. Popkov, Doctor of Technical
Sciences, Professor, born in 1937.
He graduated from the Moscow Energy
Institute, worked in the Institute of Control
Problems. From 1976, he works in the
Institute of Systems Analysis of the Russian
Academy of Sciences. In the time of his
activities, he worked his way up from
engineer to assistant director of the scientific
work. In 1964, he maintained the thesis for
a Candidate's degree and in 1970, the
thesis for the degree of Doctor.
His sphere of scientific interests centers on problems of the mathematical
investigation of complex dynamic systems that have a dual nature -a stochastic
and a deterministic one. He developed the methods of investigation of the so-
called systems effects arising in multiple element systems. These results
provided the basis for the development of methods of functional-spatial modeling
of urban, transport, and regional systems. Many of these methods have found
application in the practical activity for the formation and implementation of the
Master Plan of Moscow development.
Yu. S. Popkov is the author of more than 120 scientific papers and 9 monographs.
In 1999 he was given the rank of the Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation.
Yu. S. Popkov is a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
and Member of the New York Academy of Sciences and the International
Academy of Information Processes and Technologies.
