About me

Sakhabutdinov Airat Zhavdatovich, 1973

Doctor of Science degree (technical sciences in optical and optoelectronic devices and complexes), 
Ph.D. degree (engineering: mechanics of liquid, gas, and plasma). 

Good English writing and not fluent communication skills, 6 years teaching experience, two postgraduates got Ph.D. degrees under my supervision.

RSCI: SPIN-code: 6370-3600, Author ID: 17152, h-index: 19
IEEE Member: 94140768
Reviewer: MDPI Sensors Reviewers Board member.
WoS Researcher ID: S-6109-2018, h-index: 9
Scopus ID: 56585905700, h-index: 15
Phone: +7(987)2901864

My research interests are in: microwave photonics; fiber sensors and their interrogation; fiber Bragg gratings; address and multicast fiber Bragg gratings; microwave photonics interrogation systems; numerical approach to equations systems solving, including equations system in partial derivatives; Schrödinger equation; coupled nonlinear Schrödinger equations system; optical vector analyzers.

 Education:

– Doctor of Science degree (technical sciences), 2018, thesis title “Microwave sensors systems, based on Address fiber Bragg structures, and their usage in practice”, specialization “optical and optoelectronic devices and complexes”;

– Philosophy Doctor degree, 1999 г., thesis title “Numerical three-dimensional modelling of gas bubble in liquid”, specialization “mechanics of liquid, gas and plasma”;

– high-school education, Kazan state university, 1995, specialization in “mechanics of liquid, gas and plasma”, qualification “engineer”.

 Career

In 2013 I was invited to “Kazan National Research Technical University named after A.N. Tupolev – KNITU-KAI” to the Department of “Microwave-photonics and Life systems”. My goal was to enhance a scientific research and master’s degree education in part of numerical and computational modelling of physical processes in photonics, microwave technologies and live systems.

From that time, I am actively involved in scientific and teaching work, I am an effective performer of number of scientific projects, grants and programs. I am an author and lecturer of special courses: “Computing technologies of fiber-optics devices modelling”, “Computing technologies of electro dynamical and photonic processes modeling in live systems”, “Microwave photonics methods of fiber optic sensors interrogation”. I am a co-author of three study-guides for students: “The microwave photonics interrogation methods of ultra-narrow resonance structures in fiber”, “The methods and tools for monitoring of traction motors parameters using fiber-optic technologies”, “Polygarmonic sounding radiation generators with polarization multiplexing”.

Science achievements during recent five years:

Methods for direct numerical integration of a system of coupled nonlinear Schrödinger are developed. A combined explicit-implicit finite-difference integration scheme based on the Crank-Nicholson implicit finite-difference scheme has been developed, proposed and justified, which allows integrating a nonlinear system of equations with the choice of a nonlinear term at the previous integration step. An algorithm is suggested that eliminates the disadvantage associated with the determination of the nonlinear term from the previous integration step. An approach has been developed for automatic selection of the integration step, which reduces the total number of integration steps while maintaining the required accuracy of the approximate solution. A database of calculation results for some values ​​of perturbation propagation has been created. The restrictions imposed by the scheme on the length of the fiber section to be integrated are described, approaches are recommended that eliminate these restrictions without the need to increase the dimensions of the arrays of the finite-difference scheme.

The theory and technique of addressable fiber Bragg structures have been developed; a theoretical substantiation of the metrological, technical, economic and functional advantages of using addressable fiber Bragg structures in radio-photonic sensor systems is given, which differs in that an additional parameter, independent of its central wavelength, is introduced into the fiber Bragg structure – the address. The fundamentals of the theory and principles for constructing a new class of radio-photonic sensor systems based on addressable fiber Bragg structures have been developed, which make it possible to solve the problems of single- and few-sensor applications. An algorithm is proposed for determining the shift of the central wavelength of each of the structures at the output of a linear tilted optical filter and a photodetector of a low-sensor system, which makes it possible to analyze the parameters of the beat envelopes of their optical components at difference address frequencies lying in the radio range.  A mathematical model of signal processing in small and multi-sensor systems has been created, which makes it possible to solve the problem of unambiguously determining the central wavelength of each of the address structures with their single, pair and triple inclusion in various topologies under the conditions of the possible occurrence of multiple or duplicate address frequencies. Positive estimates are obtained for the possibility of implementing radio-photonic sensor systems based on addressable fiber Bragg structures, which make it possible to solve the problems of single-, few-, and multi-sensor applications.

Procedures have been developed for calibrating integrated fiber-optic sensors based on addressable fiber Bragg structures, which make it possible to determine and record their Bragg wavelengths and Lorentzian transparency windows or Gaussian reflection profiles, their bandwidths and quality factors, difference address frequencies between them, and the central wavelength of the address structure as a whole. . A theory of polyharmonic probing methods for unaddressed fiber addressable structures, used in microwave photonic sensor systems of the corresponding class, is developed, which differs in the asymmetry of the initial probing radiation. A three-frequency probing method that is asymmetric in amplitude is proposed, which makes it possible to solve all the problems of calibration indicated above. Based on the results of this research, the dissertation of the Doctor of Technical Sciences "Radiophotonic sensor systems based on addressable fiber Bragg structures and their application for solving practical problems" was defended in the specialty 05.11.07 - "Optical and Optoelectronic Devices and Complexes".

Five postgraduates had got their Ph.D. degrees under my supervision:

  1. Feofilaktov S.V., 2019, with thesis “Combined systems of borehole telemetry with discreet fiber sensors based on two elemental fiber Bragg structures”;
  2. Purtov V.V., 2019, with thesis “Microwave photonics sensors systems, based on address fiber Bragg gratings, for high-resolution catheters”;
  3. Sakhbiev T.R., 2021, “Optical vector analyzer with three-frequency scanning”;
  4. Agliullin T.A., 2021, with the thesis “Control system for tangential deformation of vehicle bearings based on Addressed Fiber Bragg structures”;
  5. Hussein S.M.R.H. (Republic Iraq citizen), 2021, with the thesis “Algorithmic and software and hardware support for photometric control systems for macroscopic characteristics of nanocomposite particles during their decomposition and sedimentation in a solvent”.

 I am the academic advisor of many master degree students. I took an active participation in various international scientific conferences.

 The most relevant publications (Q1–Q2 only) during last three years:

  1. Hussein, S.M.R.H.; Sakhabutdinov, A.Zh.; Morozov, O.G.; Anfinogentov, V.I.; Tunakova, J.A.; Shagidullin, A.R.; Kuznetsov, A.A.; Lipatnikov, K.A.; and Nasybullin, A.R. (2022) "Applicability limits of the end face fiber-optic gas concentration sensor, based on Fabry-Perot interferometer," Karbala International Journal of Modern Science: Vol. 8 : Iss. 3 , Article 5. Available at: https://doi.org/10.33640/2405-609X.3243 
  2. Morozov, O.; Tunakova, Y.; Hussein, S.M.R.H.; Shagidullin, A.; Agliullin, T.; Kuznetsov, A.; Valeev, B.; Lipatnikov, K.; Anfinogentov, V.; Sakhabutdinov, A. Addressed Combined Fiber-Optic Sensors as Key Element of Multisensor Greenhouse Gas Monitoring Systems. Sensors 2022, 22, 4827. https://doi.org/10.3390/s22134827
  3. A. Sakhabutdinov, S.M.R.H. Hussein, A. Ibragimova, V. Kuklin, M.P. Danilaev, L.Y. Zaharova, Polystyrene Molecular Weight Determination of Submicron Particles Shell, Karbala International Journal of Modern Science. 7 (2021) 234–240. https://doi.org/10.33640/2405-609X.3122.
  4. S. Hussien, A. Sakhabutdinov, V. Anfinogentov, M. Danilaev, V. Kuklin, O. Morozov, Mathematical model for measuring the concentration of nanoparticles in a liquid during sedimentation, Karbala International Journal of Modern Science. 7 (2021) 158–167. https://doi.org/10.33640/2405-609X.2973.
  5. V. Anfinogentov, K. Karimov, A. Kuznetsov, O.G. Morozov, I. Nureev, A. Sakhabutdinov, K. Lipatnikov, S.M.R.H. Hussein, M.H. Ali, Algorithm of FBG Spectrum Distortion Correction for Optical Spectra Analyzers with CCD Elements, Sensors. 21 (2021) 2817. https://doi.org/10.3390/s21082817.
  6. T. Agliullin, R. Gubaidullin, A. Sakhabutdinov, O. Morozov, A. Kuznetsov, V. Ivanov, Addressed Fiber Bragg Structures in Load-Sensing Wheel Hub Bearings, Sensors. 20 (2020) 6191. https://doi.org/10.3390/s20216191.
  7. E. Muslimov, I. Nureev, O. Morozov, A. Kuznetsov, L. Faskhutdinov, A. Sakhabutdinov, N. Pavlycheva, Spectrographs with high angular dispersion: design and optimization approach, OE. 57 (2018) 125104. https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.57.12.125104.
  8. O.G. Morozov, A.J. Sakhabutdinov, Addressed fiber bragg structures in quasi-distributed microwave-photonic sensor systems, Comput. Opt. 43 (2019) 535–543. https://doi.org/10.18287/2412-6179-2019-43-4-535-543.
  9. T. Agliullin, R. Gubaidullin, A. Sakhabutdinov, O. Morozov, A. Kuznetsov, V. Ivanov, Addressed Fiber Bragg Structures in Load-Sensing Wheel Hub Bearings, Sensors. 20 (2020) 6191. https://doi.org/10.3390/s20216191.
  10. O. Morozov, A. Sakhabutdinov, V. Anfinogentov, R. Misbakhov, A. Kuznetsov, T. Agliullin, Multi-Addressed Fiber Bragg Structures for Microwave-Photonic Sensor Systems, Sensors. 20 (2020) 2693. https://doi.org/10.3390/s20092693.
  11. A.Z. Sakhabutdinov, V.I. Anfinogentov, O.G. Morozov, V.A. Burdin, A.V. Bourdine, I.M. Gabdulkhakov, A.A. Kuznetsov, Original solution of coupled nonlinear Schrodinger equations for simulation of ultrashort optical pulse propagation in a birefringent fiber, Fibers. 8 (2020) 34. https://doi.org/10.3390/FIB8060034.
  12. O.G. Morozov, A.J. Sakhabutdinov, G.A. Morozov, I.M. Gabdulkhakov, Universal Microwave Photonics Approach to Frequency-Coded Quantum Key Distribution, in: S. Gnatyuk (Ed.), Advanced Technologies of Quantum Key Distribution, InTech, 2018. https://doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.71974.
  13. O.G. Morozov, I.I. Nureev, A.Z. Sakhabutdinov, R.S. Misbakhov, T.R. Sakhbiev, R. Nurullin, S. Papazyan, L.M. Sarvarova, Optical vector analyzer based on carrier-suppressed double-sideband modulation and phase-shift fiber Bragg grating, in: Andreev V.A., Bourdine A.V., Burdin V.A., Morozov O.G., Sultanov A.H. (Eds.), Optical Technologies for Telecommunications 2018, International Society for Optics and Photonics, 2019: p. 111460R. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2527563.
  14. O.G. Morozov, I.I. Nureev, A.Z. Sakhabutdinov, R.S. Misbakhov, T.R. Sakhbiev, R. Nurullin, S. Papazyan, L.M. Sarvarova, Optical vector analyzer based on carrier-suppressed double-sideband modulation and phase-shift fiber Bragg grating, in: Andreev V.A., Bourdine A.V., Burdin V.A., Morozov O.G., Sultanov A.H. (Eds.), Optical Technologies for Telecommunications 2018, International Society for Optics and Photonics, 2019: p. 111460R. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2527563.
  15. A.Z. Sakhabutdinov, V.I. Anfinogentov, O.G. Morozov, V.A. Burdin, A.V. Bourdine, A.A. Kuznetsov, D.V. Ivanov, V.A. Ivanov, M.I. Ryabova, V.V. Ovchinnikov, Numerical Method for Coupled Nonlinear Schrödinger Equations in Few-Mode Fiber, Fibers. 9 (2021) 1. https://doi.org/10.3390/fib9010001.

I am coauthor of 38 Russian patents (Patent number, date):

2673507 (27.11.2018); 2715347 (26.02.2020); 2738602 (14.12.2020); 2721739 (21.05.2020); 166821 (10.12.2016); 166821 (10.12.2016); 2692431 (24.06.2019); 2667344 (18.09.2018); 2715347 (26.02.2020); 2738602 (14.12.2020); 2557577 (27.07.2015); 193095 (14.10.2019); 150177 (10.02.2015); 2557577 (27.07.2015); 193095 (14.10.2019); 2721739 (21.05.2020); 150177 2557577 (10.02.2015);  2631082 (18.09.2017); 170835 (11.05.2017); 170835 (11.05.2017); 2631082 (18.09.2017); 2692431 (24.06.2019); 2673507 (27.11.2018); 2667344 (18.09.2018); 179264 (07.05.2018); 180903 (29.06.2018); 180903 (29.06.2018); 179264 (07.05.2018); 203379 (01.04.2021); 203603 (14.04.2021); 204013 (04.05.2021); 203603 (14.04.2021); 204010 (04.05.2021); 203788 (21.04.2021); 204010 (04.05.2021); 203379 (01.04.2021); 203788 (21.04.2021); 204013 (04.05.2021).

I have a lot of conference papers.

My certificates:





Airat Zhavdatovich Sakhabutdinov is an outstanding scientist and researcher in the field of optics and microwave photonics. His education includes a doctoral and candidate degree in technical and engineering sciences, emphasizing his high scientific status. He possesses significant experience in teaching and scientific work, with several years of teaching experience and successful supervision of postgraduates who obtained their Ph.D. degrees under his guidance.
Key characteristics of his scientific interests include microwave photonics, optical fiber sensors, and numerical modeling of physical processes in optics and microwave technologies. His research and developments in the area of addressable fiber Bragg structures and their applications in radio-photonic sensor systems have gained recognition in the academic world.
Sakhabutdinov is not only an outstanding scientist but also an experienced educator who imparts his knowledge to students and young researchers. His active participation in international scientific conferences and a large number of scientific publications attest to his significant contributions to the scientific community.


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