Self-organization and entropic s-lines

The concept of the entropy of spatial-energy interactions is used similarly to the ideas of thermodynamics on the static entropy. The idea of entropy appeared on the basis of the second law of thermodynamics and ideas of the adduced quantity of heat. Such rules are general assertions independent of microscopic models. Therefore, their application and consideration can result in a large number of consequences which are most fruitfully used in statistic thermodynamics. In this research we are trying to apply such regularities to self-organization assessing the degree of spatial-energy interactions using their graphic dependence in the form of S-lines. The nomogram to assess the entropy of different processes is obtained. The variability of entropic S -line demonstrations is discussed, in biophysical processes and engineering systems, as well.