OVSYANNIKOV Mark Olegovich
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ОВСЯННИКОВ Марк Олегович
ОВСЯННИКОВ Марк Олегович
OVSYANNIKOV Mark Olegovich
ОВСЯННИКОВ Марк Олегович
OVSYANNIKOV Mark Olegovich
DOB
06.10.1992
Place of birth
Lukhovitsy, Moscow Oblast,russian federation
TIN
507206307842
Passport
4624 №787240
Foreign passport
758343208
Position
Head of Sector at the Research Center for Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS R&D Center) FAE "TSAGI"
Lead Staff Member of the Project-Engineering School (PISh) of FALT (project "Virtual Test Range for UAVs") MFTI, FIZTEKH
Responsible Secretary of the industry Scientific and Technical Council (STC) under the AERONEXT Association (standardization workstream)
Lead Staff Member of the Project-Engineering School (PISh) of FALT (project "Virtual Test Range for UAVs") MFTI, FIZTEKH
Responsible Secretary of the industry Scientific and Technical Council (STC) under the AERONEXT Association (standardization workstream)
Previous positions
Junior Researcher, UAS R&D Center FAE "TSAGI"
Engineer, Center for Expertise and Certification of Aviation Equipment (CESAT) FAE "TSAGI"
Reasons
He is involved in the development of key standards for unmanned aerial systems (UAS), including GOST R 59751-2021 (airworthiness of fixed-wing UAS) and a number of related standards (59517-2021, 59520-2021, 71997-2025), which establish regulatory requirements for UAS classification, ground control station operations, and simulator-based crew training. Author of specialized reports and studies.
He serves as a leading researcher at the Advanced Engineering School (PISH) of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MFTI) and is a speaker within a project focused on creating a "virtual proving ground" for UAV systems.
The overall direction of Ovsyannikov’s activities is aimed at training russian personnel in UAV operation and expanding the regulatory framework in this field.
He serves as a leading researcher at the Advanced Engineering School (PISH) of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MFTI) and is a speaker within a project focused on creating a "virtual proving ground" for UAV systems.
The overall direction of Ovsyannikov’s activities is aimed at training russian personnel in UAV operation and expanding the regulatory framework in this field.
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