RU104743U1 - SYSTEM 112 MONITORING DATA PROCESSING OF EMERGENCY SYSTEMS 112 - Google Patents

Abstract

 The monitoring system for processing emergency data of system 112, which contains a section selection block for the situational card, the information and synchronizing inputs of which are the first information and synchronizing inputs of the system, respectively, while the first information input of the system is designed to receive requests from operators of duty dispatch services, and the first synchronizing input the system is designed to receive synchronizing signals of entering requests of operators of duty-dispatch services in the selection block and sections of the situational card, and the control outputs of the group of the block of selection of sections of the situational card are connected to the corresponding control inputs of the switching blocks of the input and output data, respectively, the memory block, the output of which is connected to the information input of the switching block of the output data, the outputs of which are the information outputs of the system group, block the formation of read and write data signals, the clock input of which is connected to the first clock input of the system, the first clock the first output of the read and write signal generating unit is connected to a data read control input of the memory unit, the second synchronizing output of the read and write data generating unit is connected to the synchronizing input of the output data switching unit, and the third synchronizing output of the read and write signal generating unit is connected to the input control data recording of the memory block, while the information inputs of the group of the switching block of the input data are the information inputs of the group with

Description

The invention relates to computer technology, in particular, to a monitoring system for processing data of emergency services of the system 112.

The rapid growth of the amount of information necessary for work and making managerial decisions in all areas of activity and at all levels of management, which has been observed in recent decades, has led to a significant increase in the number of documents received, processed and stored. At the same time, traditional methods of working with documents to a large extent lose their effectiveness and, in turn, cause a decrease in the efficiency of enterprises and institutions in which they are used.

Improving the safety and security of the population and critical facilities from these threats is one of the most important tasks for ensuring national security and stable socio-economic development of the Russian Federation. One of the methods for solving this problem is the creation of special services that provide operational assistance to the population.

By the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated December 31, 2004 No. 894, the number "112" was assigned as a single emergency call number throughout the Russian Federation starting in 2008. The specified decree defines a list of emergency operational services, consisting of four active emergency operational services (fire service, police service, emergency medical service and emergency gas network service) and two new services (Antiterror service and emergency response service) .

In the USA and Canada, emergency call services are available, which are called by the universal telephone number "911". These services provide an opportunity for residents and organizations to contact the local public safety system.

The experience of emergency services shows that in order to effectively assist in the event of an emergency in 10 percent of cases, more than one emergency service is required. 911 services also make it possible to more efficiently use the resources of emergency operations services and ensure their effective cooperation in responding to emergencies.

At the end of the 1980s, the first advanced hardware and software systems of the E911 services (Enhanced 911) appeared in the USA, which use call routing equipment and a computer database, as well as provide digital data exchange over a communication network. All information processing is carried out on a computer - the number and location of the caller are automatically determined.

Decision of the European Union 91/396 / EEC of July 29, 1991 defined the basic requirements for a single emergency number "112". These requirements are supplemented by Directive 98/10 / EC of February 26, 1998. In accordance with this decision, the number "112" is mandatory for calling emergency services in the event of an emergency that poses a threat to human life and health.

The countries of the European Union signed a telecommunication agreement in 1998, according to which the 112 emergency number became a single emergency number. Thus, being in any of the European countries, you can, if necessary, dial the number "112" and get the help you need.

The main goals of creating the 112 system in the Russian Federation are:

- the organization of a set of measures to accelerate the response and improve the interaction of emergency services during calls (reports of incidents) of the population;

- organization of a convenient call of emergency operational services on the principle of "one window", allowing the caller in the event of an incident not to think about which service he needs and what number is required to use to access it;

- reduction of possible socio-economic damage due to incidents and emergencies;

- harmonization of the method of calling emergency services with the legislation of the European Union.

System-112 should solve the following main tasks:

- reception by the operator at number "112" of calls (messages about incidents) and providing psychological support to the caller;

- analysis of incoming incident information;

- transfer of information about incidents to duty dispatch services in accordance with their competence for organizing an emergency response;

- generation of statistical reports on received calls (reports of incidents);

- automatic identification of the caller’s number (“A” number), receipt from the telecom operator of available data on the location of the subscriber unit with this number, as well as other data necessary to ensure a call response;

- automatic dialing to the caller in case of a sudden interruption of the connection;

- registration and documentation of all incoming and outgoing calls to the number "112" (recording, archiving, searching, transfer, etc.);

- maintaining a database of the main characteristics of incidents, the beginning and completion of an emergency response to received calls (messages about incidents), as well as its main results.

To solve the tasks set, it is necessary to carry out a set of system-technical and organizational measures to modernize communication networks and on-call dispatch services, providing the ability to receive and process calls (messages about incidents) from the population to emergency operational services.

Known systems that could be used to solve the problem (1, 2).

The first of the known systems contains data reception and storage units connected to control and data processing units, search and selection units connected to data storage and display units, the synchronizing inputs of which are connected to the outputs of the control unit (1).

A significant drawback of this system is the impossibility of solving the problem of updating data stored in memory in the form of relevant documents at the same time as solving the problem of delivering the contents of these documents to users in real time.

Another system is known that contains data processing units, the information inputs of which are connected to the data reception and control units, and the outputs are connected to the first group of memory units, the central processor, the inputs of which are connected to the outputs of the memory units of the first group and data processing units, and the outputs are connected with the inputs of the memory blocks of the second group and data display blocks (2).

The last of the above technical solutions is closest to the described.

Its disadvantage lies in the fact that it cannot provide reliable differentiation of access for operators of automated workstations of duty-dispatch services to various sections of the situational card, which are allocated to the corresponding services for filling and processing.

The purpose of the invention is to increase the reliability of differentiation of access for operators of various duty dispatch services to sections of the situational card by securing the identifiers of duty dispatch services for those sections of documents that are assigned to them for processing.

This goal is achieved by the fact that in a known system containing a section selection block of a situational card, the information and synchronizing inputs of which are the first information and synchronizing inputs of the system, respectively, while the first information input of the system is designed to receive requests from operators of duty dispatch services, and the first synchronizing the input of the system is designed to receive synchronizing signals of entering requests of operators of duty dispatch services in the selection block times spruces of the situational card, and the control outputs of the group of the section selection section blocks of the situational card are connected to the corresponding control inputs of the input and output data switching blocks, respectively, the memory block, the output of which is connected to the information input of the output data switching block, the outputs of which are the information outputs of the system group, the formation unit read and write data signals, the clock input of which is connected to the first clock input of the system, the first clock output a unit for generating signals for reading and writing data is connected to a control input for reading data of a memory unit, a second clock output for a unit for generating signals for reading and writing data is connected to a clock for input of a unit for switching output data, and a third clock for connecting a unit for generating signals for reading and writing data is connected to a control input recording data of the memory unit, while the information inputs of the group of the input data switching unit are the information inputs of the system group, and the output of the input data switching unit is connected to the information input of the memory unit, a block for selecting addresses of sections of the situational card is introduced, the information input of which is the second information input of the system designed to receive the code of the section of the situational card from workstations of operators of duty-dispatch services, the first synchronizing input block selection addresses of sections of the situational card is connected to the first synchronizing input of the system, the address output of the block selection addresses sections of the situational card is connected to the address input of the memory block, and the synchronizing output of the block of address selection of sections of the situational card is connected to the synchronizing input of the block for generating signals for reading and writing data, the identification block of the sections of the situational card, one information input of which is connected to the information output of the block of selection of sections of the situational card , another information input of the unit for identifying sections of the situational card is connected to the information output of the village block of identifying the addresses of sections of the situational card, the first synchronizing input of the unit for identifying sections of the situational card is connected to the synchronizing output of the unit for selecting sections of the situational card, and the clocking input of the unit for identifying sections of the situational card is connected to the clocking output of the unit for generating read and write signals, and the unit for determining time intervals for identification , the clock input of which is the second clock input of the system, designed to receive pulses shift, one clock input of the identification time interval determination unit is connected to the first output of the situation card section identification unit, another synchronization input of the identification time interval determination unit is connected to the second output of the situation card section identification unit, the first output of the identification time interval determination unit is a signal output of the system, designed to issue signals about attempts of unauthorized access to partitions situationally cards, the second output of the identification time interval determination unit of the identification card is connected to the second synchronizing input of the identification card section identification unit, and the third output of the identification time interval determination unit is connected to the shift control input of the situation card section identification unit, the third output of the situation card section identification unit the second synchronizing input block selection addresses of sections of the situational card.

The invention is illustrated by drawings, in which Fig. 1 is a structural diagram of a system, Fig. 2 is a structural diagram of a section selection block of a situational card, Fig. 3 is a structural diagram of a section identification block of a situational card, and Fig. 4 is a structural diagram of a determination unit identification time intervals, FIG. 5 is a structural diagram of a selection of addresses of sections of a situational card, FIG. 6 is a structural diagram of a unit for generating signals for reading and writing data, and FIG. 7 is a structural diagram of a switching input unit. s data in Figure 8 - a block diagram of the switching unit the output data in Figure 9 - shows the scheme of interaction between the system objects 112, and Figure 10 - is a diagram for explaining the issuance of the call emergency services.

The system (Fig. 1) comprises a unit 1 for selecting sections of a situational card, a unit 2 for identifying sections of a situational card, a unit 3 for determining time intervals for identification, a unit 4 for selecting addresses for sections of a situational card, a unit 5 for generating signals for reading and writing data, a unit 6 for memory 7 switching input data and block 8 switching output data.

Figure 1 shows the first 11 and second 12 information inputs of the system, a group of 13-15 information inputs of the system, synchronizing 16 and clocking 17 inputs of the system, as well as a group 19-21 of information outputs of the system, and signal 22 system output.

Block 1 (figure 2) contains a register 25, a decoder 26, a memory block 27, made in the form of read-only memory, elements 28-30 And, elements 31, 32 delay. The drawing shows information 11, synchronizing 16 inputs, as well as information 34, synchronizing 35 and a group of 36-38 control outputs.

Block 2 (figure 3) contains a register 40, a comparator 41, elements 42-43 OR. The drawing also shows the first 45 and second 46 information inputs, the first 47 and second 48 clock inputs, the shift control input 49, the clock input 50, as well as the first 52, second 53 and third 54 outputs.

Block 3 (figure 4) contains counters 56, 57, trigger 58, element 59 AND, and element 60 OR. The drawing shows a clock input 17, synchronizing 62 and installation 63 inputs, as well as signal 22, first 65 and second 66 synchronization outputs.

Block 4 (Fig. 5) contains registers 70, 71, a decoder 72, a memory block 73, made in the form of read-only memory, elements 74-76 AND, elements 77, 78 delay. The drawing shows information 12, first 79 and second 80 synchronization inputs, as well as information 81, address 82 and synchronizing 83 outputs.

Block 5 (Fig.6) contains triggers 85, 86, elements 87-89 AND, elements 90, 91 delay. The drawing shows the timing 93 and timing 94 inputs, as well as timing 95, first 96, second 97 and third 98 timing outputs.

Block 6 (figure 1) is made in the form of random access memory having an address 100 and information 101 inputs, an input 102 for controlling data reading and an input 103 for managing data recording, as well as an information output 104.

Block 7 (Fig.7) contains a group of 105-107 AND elements, as well as a group of 108 OR elements. The drawing shows a group of 13-15 information inputs of the block, a group of 110-112 synchronizing inputs of the block, as well as information 113 output.

Block 8 (Fig. 8) contains groups 115-117 of elements I. The drawing shows the information input 120 of the block, group 121-122 of the control inputs of the block, synchronizing 124 input of the block, and also the group 19-21 of information outputs of the block.

All nodes and elements of the system are made on standard potential-impulse elements.

The system operates as follows.

System 112 is a geographically distributed information system and combines, on the basis of unified on-line dispatch services of municipalities, the on-line dispatch services of the following emergency operational services:

- fire service;

- emergency response services;

- police services;

- ambulance services;

- emergency service gas network;

- Antiterror services.

Unified on-line dispatch services and on-line dispatch services of emergency operational services are included in the relevant organizational and staff structures of federal executive bodies and their territorial bodies, executive bodies of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation and local governments specially authorized to solve civil defense tasks, warnings and emergency response, state security, law enforcement, security of life and health of citizens (Fig. 9).

In order to ensure coordination of interaction when responding to calls (incident reports) by the number "112", the single duty dispatch services of neighboring municipalities are interconnected.

Calls (incident reports) entering the system that are within the competence of emergency operational services are recorded, analyzed and transmitted by the operator "112" to the duty dispatch services of the corresponding emergency operational services (Fig. 10).

The operator "112", upon receiving a call (incident message) from a subscriber, taking into account the information in the database about the location of a subscriber unit with a determined number, develops recommendations for duty dispatch services to respond to this call (incident message).

To do this, he uses a specially formed situational card, with the help of which he automatically enters the database of the main characteristics of the incident, transfers them to the duty dispatch services for the intended purpose, monitors the response to the incident, analyzes and enters the information received from the database the results of the response, if necessary, clarifies and adjusts the actions of the involved duty dispatch services, informs the interacting duty dispatch services zhby on the operational situation, adopted and implemented measures.

Dispatch services should send information on the progress and completion of emergency response to a received call (incident report) to system-112.

For this purpose, in the process of the system’s operation, the identification code of the operator of the on-line dispatching service is received in the register 25 of block 1 from the information input 11 of the system by a clock pulse from the input 16 of the system, and in register 70 of block 4 from the information input 12 of the system using the same clock signal with input 16 of the system through the input 79 of block 4 receives the code section of the situational card, with which the operator of the duty dispatch service will have to work.

In addition, the synchronizing pulse from the input 16 of the system enters the input 94 of block 5 and then enters both the single input of the trigger 85 and the input of the element 87 I.

Considering the fact that before the arrival of this pulse, trigger 85 was in the initial state, in which a low potential was formed at the unit output, which closes the 87 And element at one input, then the synchronizing pulse from input 94 through the 87 And element will not pass.

Thus, under the influence of the first synchronizing pulse, the trigger 85 is set to a single state.

In parallel, from the output of register 25 of block 1, the identification code of the operator of the duty dispatch service (for simplicity of description we will call him a user) is sent to the information input of the decoder 46, and the synchronizing pulse of the input 16 of the system is delayed by the delay element 31 for the time the user identification code is entered into the register 25 and the operation of the decoder 26, and then goes to the inputs of the elements 28-30 I.

The decoder 26 decrypts the incoming code and prepares the signal path from the output of the delay element 31, opening one of the elements 28-30 I. For definiteness, we assume that a high potential is received at one input of the element 30 I.

In parallel with this, the synchronizing pulse from the output of the element 31 of the block 1 state of the elements 28-30 I.

Considering the fact that only element 30 And will be open at one input, then passing this element And, the clock pulse arrives, firstly, at the read input of a fixed memory cell of read-only memory 27, which stores a set of consecutive sections of the situation cards presented in in the form of binary decimal codes, access to the filling of the contents of which is allowed to the user with this identification number.

The code of consecutive numbers of sections of the situational card, presented in the form of binary decimal codes, access to filling the contents of which is allowed to the user with this identification number, is read from the memory of block 27 and from output 34 goes to the information input 45 of block 2.

Secondly, the same read pulse from the output of element 31 is delayed by element 32 for the duration of reading the contents of a fixed ROM cell, and then from the output 35 of block 2 it goes to the synchronizing input 47 of block 2 and then to the synchronizing input of register 40, entering the sequence number code into it sections of the document, presented in the form of binary decimal codes, access to edit the contents of which is allowed to the user with this identification number.

From the output of register 40, the first of the codes represented in the upper digits of the shift register 40 goes to one input of the comparator 41, to the other input 46 of which from the output 81 of block 4 the section code number requested for editing and also presented in binary comes from the output of register 70 decimal code. To synchronize the process of comparing codes in the comparator 41, a pulse is used from the input 47 of block 2, which passes through the OR element 42 to the synchronizing input of the comparator 41.

If the codes of register 70 of block 4 and the upper bits of register 40 coincide, then a signal is generated at the output 53 of comparator 41, which, firstly, passes to the input 63 of block 3 and then to the installation input of counter 57, confirming its initial state, and, in secondly, the OR element 43 passes, and from the output 54 of block 2 it enters the input 80 of block 4.

At this point in time, according to the code stored in the register 70 of block 4, the decoder 72 decrypts the code number of the requested section, giving out one of its outputs a high potential.

For definiteness, we assume that a high potential is received at one input of element 75 I. As a result, a synchronizing pulse from input 80 of block 4 passes through element 75 AND to the read input of a fixed memory cell of block 73 and reads its contents into register 71, where the read code is entered a synchronizing pulse delayed by the element 77 at the time of reading the code from the ROM 73.

In a fixed cell ROM 73 is stored the address code of the section of the document that the user calls for editing. After entering the code of the address of the document section in the register 71, this code from the output 82 of the block 4 is supplied to the address input 100 of the memory block 6, and the pulse from the output of the element 77, delayed by the element 78 while the address code was entered into the register 71, from the output 83 of the block 4 through the input 93 of block 5 passes through element 88 AND, open at the other input with high potential from the inverse output of trigger 86, to the output 96 of block 5 and then goes to the control input for reading data at the address set on the address 100 input of block 6.

From the output 104 of block 6, the read section of the document through the input 120 of block 8 is fed to one of the inputs of the elements And groups 115, 116 and 117, the other inputs of which are connected to the corresponding outputs of the decoder 26 of block 1. Given that in our example, the decoder 26 gave a high potential to Since the first output 36 is connected to the AND element 28, and with the input of 121 AND elements of group 115, the AND elements of 115 group will be open.

In parallel, the synchronizing pulse from the output of element 88 AND block 5 is delayed by element 91 while reading a section of the document from block 6, and then from the output 97 of block 5 through the input 124 of block 8 it goes to the third input of the elements of AND group 115, rewriting the contents of the section document through the output 19 of block 8 to the user's workstation, which proceeds to its processing.

After the process of filling in the corresponding section of the situational card is completed, the operator sends his identification code to the register 25 of block 1 again from his AWP, and to the register 70 the section code of the processed document as described above.

The only difference is that now the synchronizing pulse from input 16 through the input 94 of block 5 immediately passes the element 87 AND, and, firstly, goes to the single input of the trigger 86, setting it to a single state, in which the element 88 And will closed, and element 89 AND - open. At this point in time, the contents of the processed section of the document were received through the operator’s workstation from the information inputs of the 13-15 group from the workstation.

For definiteness, suppose that such an information input is input 13, and the contents of the processed section of the document through elements 105 AND groups open at the other input with high potential from the output 36 of block 1, enters through the elements 108 OR groups and the output 113 of block 7 to the information input of the block 6 memories. Secondly, the pulse from the output of element 87 through the output 95 of the block enters the input 50 of block 2, where the OR element 43 passes, and from the output 54 of block 2 it again enters the input 80 of block 4.

At this point in time, according to the code entered in the register 70 of block 4, the decoder 72 decrypts the code number of the processed section, giving out one of its outputs a high potential. In our example, high potential entered one input of element 75 I.

As a result of this, the synchronizing pulse from the input 80 of block 4 passes through the element 75 AND to the read input of a fixed memory cell of the block 73 and reads its contents into register 71, where the read code is entered by the synchronizing pulse delayed by the element 77 during the reading of the code from the ROM 73.

In a fixed cell ROM 73 is stored the address code of the section of the document that the user calls. After entering the code of the address of the document section in the register 71, this code from the output 82 of the block 4 is supplied to the address input 100 of the memory block 6, and the pulse from the output of the element 77, delayed by the element 78 while the address code was entered into the register 71, from the output 83 of the block 4 through the input 93 of block 5 now passes through the 89 And element, opened at the other input by high potential from the direct output of the trigger 86, to the output 98 of block 5 and then goes to the data recording control input from input 101 at the address set on the address 100 of the input of block 6.

In addition, the synchronizing pulse from the output of element 89 AND is delayed by element 90 for the duration of recording the processed section of the document in the memory unit 6 and is supplied both to the installation inputs of the triggers 85 and 86, returning them to their original state, and to the installation inputs of the registers and counters of the system.

To simplify the drawing, the installation circuits of the registers and counters of the system in the initial state are not shown in the drawing (Fig. 1).

If during the comparison by the comparator 41 of block 2, the input codes from the inputs 45 and 46 of block 2 did not match, then the comparator 41 generates a signal at the output 52, which, through the input 62 of block 3, goes to the single input of trigger 58 and sets it to a single state, when in which the high-potential trigger 58 opens the element 59 And, the input of which from the input 17 of the system is constantly supplied with shear pulses.

The shift pulses begin to flow through element 59 And, firstly, to the output 66 of block 3 and then to the input 49 of the shift register 40 of block 2, where the code in the register 40 is bitwise shifted.

Secondly, the shift pulses from the output of the element 59 AND are counted by the counter 56. The bit depth of the counter 56 is selected based on the dimension of the binary-decimal representation of the numbering of document sections so that after counting the specified number of shifts, as a result of which one section number in the upper bits of the register 40 the shift is replaced by the next one in order, an impulse appears at the output of the transfer of the counter 56, fixing the fact of the presentation of the next section number of the document.

This pulse, firstly, through the OR element 60, enters the installation input of the trigger 58, returning it to its original state and blocking, thereby, the further passage of shear pulses through the element 59 I. Secondly, the transfer pulse from the output of the counter 56 goes to counter input counter 57, counting the number of presented numbers of sections of the document.

And finally, thirdly, the transfer pulse from the output of the counter 56 enters through the output 66 of block 3 to the input 48 of block 2, where the OR element 42 passes, and is again fed to the synchronizing input of the comparator 41, which compares the code from the input 45 of block 2 with the next code is the section number of the document from input 46.

If the compared codes coincided, then an output appears at the output 53 of the comparator 41 of block 2 and the process of the system is repeated as described above. If the code of the document section number from the input 45 of block 2 and the next code in the upper bits of the register 70 from the input 46 of block 2 did not coincide again, then the pulse 52 appears again at the output 52 of block 2, which again sets the trigger 58 to unit 58 through the input 62 of block 3 the state in which the trigger 58 opens the element 59 And, and allows the passage of shear pulses from input 17 to output 66 and counter 56. As a result, the described process of comparing codes from inputs 45 and 46 is repeated.

If the section of the document requested by the user is not among the sections to which he is admitted, then after the comparison of all the codes that were in the shift register 40 is completed, the counter 57, which counts the number of presented permitted sections of the document, will record the fact that the codes do not match by issuing a transfer pulse at its exit.

This impulse, firstly, through the system output 22 is issued as a signal about an attempt of unauthorized access to the corresponding section of the situational card.

Secondly, through the OR element 60, it enters the installation input of the trigger 58, returning it to its original state and blocking, thereby, the passage of shear pulses through the element 59 I.

Thus, unlike the well-known technical solutions, this system provides reliable differentiation of access for operators of duty-dispatch services to the filled out sections within the same situational card.

Sources of information taken into account when drawing up the description of the application:

1. US Patent No. 5136708, 1992

2. US Patent No. 5129083, 1992 (prototype).

Claims (1)

The emergency data processing monitoring system of system 112, which contains a section selection block for the situational card, the information and synchronizing inputs of which are the first information and synchronizing inputs of the system, respectively, while the first information input of the system is designed to receive requests from operators of the duty dispatch services, and the first synchronizing input the system is designed to receive synchronizing signals of entering requests of operators of duty-dispatch services in the selection block and sections of the situational card, and the control outputs of the group of the block of selection of sections of the situational card are connected to the corresponding control inputs of the switching blocks of the input and output data, respectively, the memory block, the output of which is connected to the information input of the switching block of the output data, the outputs of which are the information outputs of the system group, block the formation of read and write data signals, the clock input of which is connected to the first clock input of the system, the first clock the first output of the read and write signal generating unit is connected to a data read control input of the memory unit, the second synchronizing output of the read and write data generating unit is connected to the synchronizing input of the output data switching unit, and the third synchronizing output of the read and write signal generating unit is connected to the input control data recording of the memory block, while the information inputs of the group of the switching block of the input data are information inputs of systems, and the output of the input data switching unit is connected to the information input of the memory unit, characterized in that the system contains a selection block for the addresses of sections of the situational card, the information input of which is the second information input of the system designed to receive the section code of the situational card from the operator’s automated workstations on duty of dispatch services, the first synchronizing input of the section selection block of the address of the sections of the situational card is connected to the first synchronizing input of the system, and the output output of the unit for selecting addresses of sections of the situational card is connected to the address input of the memory unit, and the synchronizing output of the unit for selecting addresses of sections of the situational card is connected to the synchronizing input of the unit for generating signals for reading and writing data, the unit for identifying sections of the situation card, one information input of which is connected to the information output unit for selecting sections of the situational card, another information input of the unit for identifying sections of the situational card to the information output of the selection block of the addresses of the sections of the situational card, the first synchronizing input of the identification block of the sections of the situational card is connected to the synchronizing output of the section selection block of the sections of the situational card, and the clock input of the section identification block of the sections of the situational card is connected to the clocking output of the block for generating signals for reading and writing data, and the block determining identification time intervals, the clock input of which is the second clock input of the system, designed to receive shear pulses, one synchronization input of the identification time interval determination unit is connected to the first output of the situation card section identification unit, the other synchronization input of the identification time interval determination unit is connected to the second output of the situation card sections identification unit, the first output of the identification time interval determination unit is system signal output intended for issuing signals of unauthorized attempts access to the sections of the situational card, the second output of the identification time interval determination unit is connected to the second synchronizing input of the situation card sections identification unit, and the third output of the identification time intervals determination unit is connected to the shift control input of the identification card sections identification block, while the third output of the identification unit sections of the situational card is connected to the second synchronizing input of the block of selection of addresses of the sections of the situational card glasses.