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We have created a simulation stand on the basis of the Internet of Things (IoT) technology. The stand includes measuring devices, switching environment and a cluster for data storage and analysis. The stand is designed for the applied study and student education in Information and Computer Networks and Intellectual Systems. The stand's architecture demonstrates basic functional levels of the IoT. The data generated by the IoT devices is placed in a storage for practical study of the modern methods of intellectual analysis of the large amounts of data. Presently, we are working on creation of a transport environment and provision of an inter-level interaction of the devices and applications. The stand's structure includes servers with different security settings' configurations, allowing to observe network anomalies in the devices' access. Analysis of the gathered network traffic demonstrates configuration features of the security policy and telecommunication nodes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper, an overview was first made concerning the results obtained in the previous studies on the critical transition phenomenon of flow over a two-dimensional circular cylinder. Subsequently, updated results with regard to a two-dimensional circular cylinder and a finite circular cylinder were reported with emphasis on the non-stationary flow characteristics realized in the critical transition range. The flow characteristics were clearly illustrated by the diagrams depicting the distributions of the real-time drag and lift coefficients and the real-time pressure coefficients obtained at θ=±90°and 180°, where θ=0° denotes the angular location at the frontal stagnation point. Experiments were made in two wind tunnels. The results obtained in the two wind tunnels were complementary to each other, which helped to explain the non-stationary flow characteristics greatly. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]