Research Institute of Forecasting and Monitoring of Emergency Situations
Research Institute of Forecasting and Monitoring of Emergency Situations (Prognoz Research Institute) was established in 1992. Since 2010, the institute is a structural subdivision of St. Petersburg Electrotechnical University "LETI."
Research Laboratories
- Laboratory of Radar Monitoring
- Laboratory of Digital Signal Processing
- Laboratory of Information Measurement and Control Systems
Main research areas
- Radar systems and multifunctional remote monitoring complexes
- Marine radiolocation
- Digital signal processing in hydroacoustics and radiolocation
- Semi-active radiolocation
- Systems for monitoring and forecasting emergencies based on different analysis principles of different physical fields
- Onboard information measurement systems for monitoring the natural object state
- Local information measurement and control systems for monitoring the technological process parameters, state analysis, and emergency prevention
- Distributed information measurement systems for monitoring the state of natural and artificial objects based on the geographic information system (GIS)
- Software systems for modeling the development of situations in various environments
Scientific and technical products and services
- Multirange radar complex
The complex is capable of detecting, measuring parameters and classifying small air and surface targets; warnings about natural hazards in the atmosphere and at sea, as well as emergency situations caused by factors of artificial origin; target trajectory tracking (point and distributed) in the area of responsibility, and can be used to create systems for remote monitoring of the surrounding space on its basis
- Passive coherent locator
- Coherent radar with a complex signal for various purposes
- Software system for integrated assessment, modeling, and prediction of the environmental object state based on GIS
System functions: study of the environmental object state, prediction of the ecological situation, visual representation of the ecological situation on the map
- Onboard information measurement systems for monitoring the natural object state
- Local information measurement and control systems for monitoring the technological process parameters, state analysis, and emergency prevention
- Distributed information measurement systems for monitoring the state of natural and artificial objects based on GIS
- Software systems for modeling the development of situations in various environments

Vladimir Veremev
Director of Prognoz Research Institute
Ph.D., Associate Professor of ETU