Famous People of KAI/
VLADIMIR IVANOVICH LOBACHEV/
NIKOLAI NIKOLAEVICH ARZHANOV
VLADIMIR ALEXANDROVICH BELUGIN
VALENTIN PETROVICH GLUSHKO
BORIS IVANOVICH GUBANOV
EVGENIY KONSTANTINOVICH ZAVOISKY
PROKOFY FILIPPOVICH ZUBETS
IVAN IVANOVICH IVANOV
SERGEI PAVLOVICH KOROLEV
VLADIMIR MARKOVICH KUZNETSOV
MIKHAIL MIKHAILOVICH KUZNETSOV
ALEKSANDR PAVLOVICH KURYNOV
VLADIMIR IVANOVICH LOBACHEV
NIKOLAI IVANOVICH MAKSIMOV
ILDUS SHAYKHULLISLAMOVICH MOSTYUKOV
LEONID STEPANOVICH POPOV
VLADIMIR GENNADIEVICH SADOVNIKOV
VIKTOR NIKOLAEVICH SIVETS
IVAN STEPANOVICH SILAYEV
MIKHAIL PETROVICH SIMONOV
ANDREI NIKOLAEVICH TUPOLEV
NIKOLAY GURIEVICH CHETAEV
VLADIMIR ILYICH SHARPATOV
Deputy Director of the Central Research Institute of Machine Building, Head of the Mission Control Center, USSR State Prize Laureate (1998), Honored Worker of Science (1996).
Vladimir I. Lobachev was born in 1937 in the Amur Region. After graduation from KAI, he worked at the Central Design Bureau of Machine Building, the Experimental Design Bureau No. 1 led by Sergei P. Korolev (1961-1966). Since 1967, he had worked at the Central Research Institute: head of the laboratory, since 1970 – head of the department, since 1976 – deputy head of the Mission Control Center (MCC), since 1984 – head of the MCC. Since 1990 – head of the Department of Computer Science at the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia.
The established Mission Control Center, with the assistance of Vladimir I. Lobachev, made it possible to control all manned spacecraft and stations, launched in Russia, including international manned space programs.
Vladimir I. Lobachev:
Professor, Doctor of Sciences in Engineering (1990),
Member of the Russian Academy of Cosmonautics named after K.E. Tsiolkovsky,
Laureate of the USSR Council of Ministers Prize (1989),
Recipient of the Order of the Red Banner of Labor and the Medal In Commemoration of the 850th Anniversary of Moscow.