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DEVELOPMENT OF A VIRTUAL TRAINING COMPLEX FOR TRAINING PERSONNEL OF INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES IN THE RULES OF OPERATION OF INSULATING BREATHING APPARATUS
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The article describes the principles of construction of training complexes designed to practice the skills of using individual respiratory protection. Design, optimization and implementation of training complexes requires analysis and formalization of their structure, development of methodological and algorithmic support. In order to solve the problem of developing a virtual training complex, the article proposes a methodology for building software systems that model the structure of physical objects and algorithmically based on the principles of their functioning. Solutions for structural and functional schemes of the training complex are proposed. The virtual training complex developed on the basis of the declared methodology differs from the existing analogs by a high degree of approximation of the simulated situation to real conditions due to implementation of influences on internal organs of the person. From a practical point of view, this is provided by the use of a system of imitation of personal protective equipment, which allows to simulate real breathing processes. The obtained results allow to optimize the speed of information processing, which is an urgent task taking into account the constant increase in the amount of information and the density of its flows that need to be processed per unit of time.
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