UDC 614.849
Abstract: A mathematical model based on the Harrington desirability function was used to develop a Methodology for assessing the territorial bodies of the State Emergency Service of Russia. An example of the implementation of the Methodology in the form of a desktop application in Python has been developed.
methodology of assessment of territorial bodies of the ministry of emergency situations of russia, fire safety, automation of calculations
1. Research report "Development of scientifically based criteria and methodology for evaluating the activities of the territorial bodies of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia in matters of supervision and preventive work, inquiry, licensing and provision of public services" (Research project "Evaluation of the State Institution"). - FSBI VNIIPO. Balashikha 2021.
2. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated 03/09/2022 No. 168 "On Approval of the Methodology for Assessing the Activities of the territorial Bodies of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia on the implementation of Federal State fire supervision, inquiry, licensing and provision of public services in the field of fire safety."
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6. Kalinskiy O.I., Mikhailova O.Yu. Development of a qualitative method for assessing the business reputation of an enterprise (using the example of metallurgical enterprises) / Scientific and Practical journal Microeconomics. - 2018. No. 3. pp. 7-13.
