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On October 24, the laboratory's grand opening brought together those who pioneered the launch of the RosGeoTech Advanced Engineering School: Andrey Luzhetsky, head of the RosGeoTech Advanced Engineering School at GGNTU and GUU; Vladimir Stroyev, Maria Karelina, and Vitaly Lapshenkov, rector and vice-rectors of GUU; and young scientists from our university. The opening took place ahead of the strategic session "Advanced Engineering Schools: From Launch to Reboot," held by the Russian Ministry of Education and Science and the Sociocenter Federal State Budgetary Institution from October 23–25 in Grozny.
This isn't just a new classroom; it's a modern platform where technological solutions for industry will be developed within the framework of the RosGeoTech Advanced Engineering School (AES). Vladimir Stroyev emphasized the significance of this event: "Our universities have been implementing the AES program for two years now, launching several projects each year, and creating our own specialized laboratory is a logical and natural step. I'm confident that the work will proceed even more rapidly now. I'd like to emphasize that we don't intend to limit ourselves to the AES itself, but will continue to develop projects for the benefit of businesses and the country as a whole."
Andrey Luzhetskiy, head of the PIS, thanked our university for its support: "We face global tasks and challenges that we must respond to promptly. And this is easier and more effective when we have partners like these. All our projects are interconnected and formed into a unified system: identifying wells, including those already shut down, analyzing the possibility of reviving and restarting them, constantly monitoring the situation, monetizing processes, and so on. For example, as part of our joint work with the State University of Management on the ABRIS project, we are developing software systems that will enable us to obtain information on a completely new level. It's gratifying to see your ideas come to life."
The Digital Innovation Lab's primary focus is the promising projects "ABRIS" and "GeoMap." The former is developing mobile and stationary robotic platforms with drones for the automatic monitoring of industrial facilities—from pipelines to complex infrastructure. The latter is dedicated to analyzing economic and environmental efficiency: specialists are assessing the benefits of mothballing old wells or converting them to geothermal power.
ABRIS and GeoMap not only train new-level specialists but also serve as the foundation for the implementation of innovative monitoring technologies in the oil and gas, energy, transportation, and agro-industrial sectors.
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