Department of Road Networks
Department of Road Networks was organized in 1973. For almost 50 years, more than 2800 engineers have been studying there. All scientific researches of the department are connected with the problems of transport infrastructure of the Irkutsk region.
Key personnel
Vadim Balabanov
Phone
+7 902-516-1302
Mail
balabanovvb@istu.edu
Head of the Department:
Department of Road Networks
Phone
Mail
Kseniya Putsenko
Phone
+7 395-240-5139
Mail
kseniya@istu.edu
Teaching and Learning Specialist, Assistant:
Department of Road Networks
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Mail
Teaching staff
Educational programs
Bachelor
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5 years Language
Russian
Master
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Research projects
- Man-Made Industrial Waste Usage in the Construction of the Roadbed, Structural Layers of Road Pavements and Engineering Structures on Highways;
- Modification of Oil Road Bitumens;
- Diagnostics of Roads, System of Digital Recognition of Defects on Road Surfaces
New releases
Partners
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Road Service of the Irkutsk region
The Road Service of the Irkutsk Region is an operating organization that conducts its main activity in the operation of highways and roads, it has 16 branches of DSIO JSC throughout the Irkutsk region maintain more than 12,000 km of roads.
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Construction and Operation of Highways Directorate of the Irkutsk region
Construction and Operation of Highways Directorate of the Irkutsk region acts as the state customer for the state needs of the Irkutsk region in design, construction, reconstruction, overhaul, repair and maintenance of public highways of regional and intermunicipal importance in the Irkutsk region. The institution is tasked with ensuring the maintenance of regional public roads, control and supervision of the network of regional public roads, technical inspection, testing, certification, inventory, and diagnostics of regional public roads.
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TRUD JSC
Trud JSC is among the ten best road construction divisions in the country. The company's branches operate in 6 regions of Russia - from the Moscow Region to the Kuril Islands (Sakhalin, Amur, Irkutsk, Moscow Region, Trans-Baikal Territory and the Republic of Buryatia).