CJSC "Engineering Center GOCS "BASIS" completed the complex of work on the creation of SMIS, SMIK, the object "Center for collective use "Siberian Ring Source of Photons" (CCF "SKIF")"

CJSC "Engineering Center" of GOCS "BASIS" has completed the implementation of a complex of works on the creation of a structured monitoring and management system for engineering systems (SMIS) including the subsystem of monitoring of engineering structures (carriers) (SMIK), "Center of collective use "Siberian ring source of photons" (CCF "SKIF)".

The Siberian Ring Photon Source (SKIF) is a Russian "4+" generation synchrotron radiation source with an energy of 3 GeV and an emittance of 75 pmrad. It is located in Siberia, in the science city of Koltsovo (Novosibirsk Region). SKIF represents one of Russia's largest "MEGASCIENCE"-class research infrastructure projects of recent decades.

As part of the work complex, the development of project and work documentation was carried out, as well as the chief installer (CMM) and installation technician (PNP) of systems. The monitoring passport of the bearing structures has been formed, and the boundary "sets" have been integrated into the software package. The complex is configured to monitor structures and engineering systems of the object.

SMIS, SMIK in real time allows you to monitor the change of parameters of the facility's life support systems and the change of deformation state of the structures of the facility. In case of deviation of measured indicators from the norm to a more established value, automatic transmission of this information to the bodies of daily management of the Unified State System for Emergency Prevention and Management (ODRP) - EDDS is ensured. The ring "SVETOCH".

Technical solutions implemented on the basis of the SMIS/SMIK software and technical complex, developed by the "BASES" engineering center/"BASIS-INTELLECT" LLC (PTC SMIS/SMIK). The aforementioned complex is the result of several years of joint work between a development organization and the All-Russian Scientific Research Institute for Civil Defense and Emergency Situations of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations (FGBV of the National Ministry of Emergency Situations). The SMS/SMIC PTC complies with the technical requirements of the Russian Emergency Service Ministry, which are required for software and technical complexes of SMS objects associated with day-to-day management bodies of RSCS. Developed on the basis of the CMIS/CMIK PTC, the CMIS complex for the RSCS OPU has been accepted for supply at the Russian Emergency Ministry by Order 257 of May 5, 2012.