On Creating a National System for Identifying Research and Development Priorities


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Abstract

This article considers the task of creating a national system for identifying research and development priorities and suggests a uniform information analysis system as a solution to this problem. A variety of criteria, as determined by the target function and long-term planning objectives, are recommended as a basis for analysis and selection of priorities. A prototype of such a system is briefly described and a general methodology of identifying national priorities is presented. The article uses thermoplastic materials as a model example of a subject area to illustrate how the general situation in a priority direction may differ from specific cases.

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I. A. Sokolov

Computer Science and Control Federal Research Center

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Email: isokolov@ipiran.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow, 119333

O. G. Grigor’ev

Computer Science and Control Federal Research Center

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Email: oleggpolikvart@yandex.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow, 119333

I. A. Tikhomirov

Computer Science and Control Federal Research Center

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Email: tih@isa.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow, 119333

D. A. Devyatkin

Computer Science and Control Federal Research Center

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Russian Federation, Moscow, 119333

R. E. Suvorov

Computer Science and Control Federal Research Center

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Email: rsuvorov@isa.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow, 119333

V. V. Zhebel’

Computer Science and Control Federal Research Center

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Email: zhebel@isa.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow, 119333

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