It is propossed to use foggy calculations to reduce the load on data transmission devices and computing systems in GIS. To improve the accuracy of estimating the efficiency of foggy calculations a non-Markov model of a multichannel system with queues, "warming up" and "cooling" is used. A method for calculating the probalistic-temporal characteristics of a non-Markov system with queues and with Cox distributions of the duration of "warming up" and "cooling" is prorosed. A program has been created to calculate the characteristics of the efficiency of fog calculations. The silution can be used as a software tool for predictive evaluation of the efficiency of access to geographic information systems, taking into account the features of fog computing technology and the costs of ensuring information security.

Keywords: fog computing, model of a multi-channel service system with queues, “warming up”, “cooling down”, geographic information systems, Cox distribution

The synthesis of phase-locked frequency systems is based on a two-stage optimization procedure. This makes it possible to apply the combined maximum principle to construct a model of the signal phase dynamics under conditions of structural uncertainty of regular effects. The estimation equations in the form of a two-point boundary value problem are obtained using the discrete maximum principle Of L. S. Pontryagin, and a recurrent estimation algorithm is obtained using the invariant immersion method. The efficiency of the synthesized phase-locked frequency system was evaluated on the basis of mathematical modeling in comparison with the traditional one by the criteria of convergence rate and accuracy.

Keywords: synthesis, phase auto-tuning of frequency, the maximum principle of L. S. Pontryagin, the maximum condition of the generalized power function

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