Environmental Monitoring Technologies for Improving Global Human Health

• #1. Advancements in Environmental Monitoring Technologies and Their Impact on Global Human Health
• #2. Numerical Study of Stratification and Radiation in MHD Fe3O4-Cu-Kerosene/Engine Oil Flow on Cylinder
• #3. Program for Analysis of the Total Content of the Atmosphere Gase Components Based on the Data From Sentinel-5P Satellite Instrument
• #4. Instrument Web Resource for Accumulation and Visualization of Satellite Data on Total Content of CO2 and CH4
• #5. Traditional and Innovative Technologies for Monitoring Soil Fertility
• #6. Impact of Climate Change on Student's Health in the DIT University, Dehradun, Uttarakhand State of India
• #7. Integrating Artificial Intelligence With Sustainable Practices for Effective Climate Change Mitigation and Environmental Protection
• #8. Contemporary Research of the State Ecological Management Forming Mechanisms Potential
• #9. Integrating Content-Based Image Retrieval to Assess the Medical Effects of Environmental Pollution on Human Health
• #10. AI-Powered Enhanced Air Quality Monitoring
• #11. Application of Machine Learning Methods to Forecast Potential Dangers in Chemical and Gas Industries
• #12. Integrating Cutting-Edge Technologies for Enhancing Environmental Monitoring and Public Health
• #13. Monitoring Soil Pollution From Agricultural Land With Heavy Metals and Radioactive Elements in Russia
• #14. Optimization and Implementation of Drone-Assisted Blood Bag Delivery Models and Algorithms
• #15. The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Sustainable Ecology: Monitoring and Managing Environmental Health
• #16. Drone Integration in Vehicle Routing: Advancements, Challenges, and E-Commerce Urban Applications
• #17. Optimizing COPD Management: Machine Learning Solutions for Early Detection and Data Privacy
• #18. Modeling Log S: Evaluating a Novel Predictive Approach Using Machine Learning on Diverse Datasets
• #19. Application of Bio-Materials and the Behavioural Properties of Implants
• #20. IoT-Driven Smart Bins: Enhancing Waste Segregation and Its Impact on Public Health

Olga Pasko worked at the National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University, Engineering School of Natural Resources, Department of Geology, Professor. Currently, she is Vice-Rector for Research at the National Open Institute St. Petersburg. She has work experience in the “Agrophysical Research Institute”, St. Petersburg as the head of the experimental research sector. Main responsibilities: management of profiles in the areas of “Land Management” (master's degree) and “Land management, cadastre and land monitoring” (postgraduate studies); preparation and implementation of accreditation for these specialities in 2016 and 2021; planning, organization and control of educational, educational and methodological work in the disciplines provided, taking into account the specifics of the contingent of students. Olga Anatolievna created some working curricula for the provided disciplines and management of their development by other teachers. She also conducted all types of training sessions, managing course and diploma projects and research work for bachelor's and masters. She is also known for her teaching experience at universities in Tomsk: National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University, National Research Tomsk State University, Tomsk University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Tomsk Agricultural Institute − a branch of the Novosibirsk Agrarian University. More than 200 publications have been published, including in journals included in the Scopus and WoS databases − 20. Hirsch Scopus Index − 4, WoS − 3, Hirsch RSCI − 10. Awarded with thanks from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation, the Administration of the Tomsk Region, State Duma of the Tomsk Region, Administration of the Novosibirsk Region, Government of the Novosibirsk Region, Omsk State University, Tomsk State University, Tomsk Polytechnic University.

Nadezhda Anatolievna Lebedeva is a Doctor of Philosophy in the field of Cultural Studies and works at the Kherson State Agrarian University (Kherson, Ukraine) as the department head of Humanitarian Disciplines Chair, and International Personnel Academy (Kyiv, Ukraine), professor, and a full member of the Eurasian Academy of Television and Radio. She is the main editor of the international journal “Universum: Philology & Arts”, a reviewer and member of the editorial board of scientific collections of international conferences and scientific journals (“Journal of Social, Humanity, and Education”, “Journal of Sustainable Tourism and Entrepreneurship” Goodwood Publishing), the author of more than a hundred publications, including Scopus and WoS, has recommendations and certificates of honour for successful scientific activity). Experienced in project cinematography management and developed lecture courses in a foreign language for students of state administration. She is the author of more than 100 scientific works. The focus of her research is the cultural and social aspects of regional development. N. Lebedeva graduated from the Kherson State Pedagogical Institute in 1996. After graduating from the post-graduate course at the Kherson State University, became a lecturer at the History of World Culture and Literature Department of the Kherson State University. In June 2008 was enrolled in the doctoral program of the Interregional Academy of Personnel Management in Kyiv, 556 specializing in Cultural Studies. She was awarded the medal “For Civil Courage” of the Afghan Veterans' Ukrainian Union for the book “My Afghan” by Nikolay Vishnyak”. Participation in the creation of documentary films and scientific articles is marked by membership in the Eurasian Academy of Television and Radio (November 2012). The monograph “Cultural Aspect of Alexander Elagin's Creativeness” was awarded 1st place in scientific direction “Cultural Studies” in 2017 and became the winner of the competition for educational projects “Interclover − 2017” in the nomination − “Research Project”.