Tatiana Levashova

St. Petersburg Institute for Informatics and Automation, ITMO University

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Tatiana Levashova is a leading researcher in the field of complex, intelligent systems, with a primary focus on **socio-cyber-physical systems (SCPS)** and **ontology-based interoperability**. Her work addresses the critical challenge of integrating human decision-making with cyber and physical components in non-linear, emergent environments. Levashova’s major contributions include developing foundational models for decision support in SCPS, where she demonstrates how human involvement can mitigate the unpredictable consequences of emergent system behavior. She has also pioneered core ontologies—such as her 2018 work on resource interoperability—that establish the key concepts and relationships needed to model these hybrid systems, bridging cyber space, physical space, and social actors. Her most cited paper, "Models of decision support in socio-cyber-physical systems" (2019), has garnered **9 citations**, reflecting its influence in this nascent field. Through her research on ontology-based cooperation (2017) and resource interoperability (2018), Levashova has provided essential frameworks for enabling seamless interaction across diverse system components. Her work is particularly notable for its practical approach to solving real-world interoperability issues, making her a key figure in advancing the theoretical and applied foundations of socio-cyber-physical systems.