Ivan Ostroumov is an aerospace engineering scholar and a full professor at the Department of Air Navigation Systems of the Kyiv Aviation Institute (KAI). He graduated from National Aviation University (Master degree in Engineering of maintenance and services of airspace systems) in 2006. In 2009 he received Ph.D degree in navigation and air traffic control. He received D.Sc. degree in engineering with research “Methodological foundation of integrated aircraft positioning by multiple navigational aids under risk condition” in 2020. At KAI, he heads the bachelor’s program “Systems of Air Navigation Services”, which is aligned with ICAO air-traffic safety electronics personnel (ATSEP) competency-based training standards (Doc 10057). His research focuses on classical positioning methods for civil aviation aircraft, optimization of ground-based radionavigation networks, and the integration of ADS-B trajectory data into modern flight monitoring systems. Prof. Ostroumov has also contributed to studies on the global impact of Ukrainian airspace closure, offering insights into resilience and adaptation in international aviation. He is the author of numerous scientific publications. Beyond his academic leadership, he actively collaborates with international research groups, fostering innovation in avionics and navigation technologies. He is editor and organizer of the International Workshop on Advances in Civil Aviation Systems Development (ACASD) in-person scholar event in KAI (2023
Ivan Ostroumov is an aerospace engineering scholar and a full professor at the Department of Air Navigation Systems of the Kyiv Aviation Institute (KAI). He graduated from National Aviation University (Master degree in Engineering of maintenance and services of airspace systems) in 2006. In 2009 he received Ph.D degree in navigation and air traffic control. He received D.Sc. degree in engineering with research “Methodological foundation of integrated aircraft positioning by multiple navigational aids under risk condition” in 2020. At KAI, he heads the bachelor’s program “Systems of Air Navigation Services”, which is aligned with ICAO air-traffic safety electronics personnel (ATSEP) competency-based training standards (Doc 10057). His research focuses on classical positioning methods for civil aviation aircraft, optimization of ground-based radionavigation networks, and the integration of ADS-B trajectory data into modern flight monitoring systems. Prof. Ostroumov has also contributed to studies on the global impact of Ukrainian airspace closure, offering insights into resilience and adaptation in international aviation. He is the author of numerous scientific publications. Beyond his academic leadership, he actively collaborates with international research groups, fostering innovation in avionics and navigation technologies. He is editor and organizer of the International Workshop on Advances in Civil Aviation Systems Development (ACASD) in-person scholar event in KAI (2023