39th International Scientific and Practical Conference ‘Information and Control Systems in Rail Transport’

On 4 November 2026, the Ukrainian State University of Railway Transport hosted the plenary session of the 39th International Scientific and Practical Conference ‘Information and Control Systems in Railway Transport’.
The conference brought together representatives of the academic community, higher education institutions and specialists from the railway sector to discuss topical issues relating to the development of information and control systems, railway automation, electronic communications and modern digital technologies.
Artur Oleksandrovych Kagramanyan, Vice-Rector for Research at the Ukrainian State University of Railway Transport, Candidate of Technical Sciences and Associate Professor, addressed the conference participants with a welcoming speech.
During the plenary session, research papers were presented on the following topics:
‘Promising directions for the development of signalling and communications systems in rail transport’ – Oleksandr Viktorovych Kazakov, Chief Engineer of the Signalling and Communications Service at the ‘Southern Railway’ regional branch of JSC ‘Ukrzaliznytsia’.
‘Identifying the root causes of accidents during the transport of dangerous goods in wartime’ – Valery Mykolayovych Samsonkin, Oksana Hryhorivna Yurchenko, Dmytro Oleksandrovych Yurchenko.
‘Adaptation of a multi-level node management structure in a self-organising electronic communications system’ – Olena Volodymyrivna Lozko, Ivan Kozhedub Kharkiv National Air Force University.
‘A neural network deconvolution method for F-OTDR signals to improve the spatial resolution of fibre-optic sensor systems’ – Karina Arturivna Trubchaninova and Maksym Volodymyrovych Kanevskyi, Ukrainian State University of Railway Transport.
Of particular significance to the Department of Transport Communications was the presentation by Karina Arturivna Trubchaninova, Doctor of Technical Sciences and Professor, and Maksym Volodymyrovych Kanevskyi, PhD candidate, on the application of neural network signal processing methods in fibre-optic fibre-optic sensor systems.
The research presented demonstrated the relevance of introducing modern information technologies, artificial intelligence methods and innovative technical solutions into railway transport and electronic communications systems.
The plenary session served as an important platform for scientific exchange, discussion of research findings and the development of cooperation between academics and representatives of the transport sector.
The 39th International Scientific and Practical Conference continues on 5 November 2026