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Giorgia Giardina

Associate Professor

Delft University of Technology

Netherlands

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Giorgia Giardina is an Associate Professor at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. Her research focuses on remote sensing techniques and their applications in structural health monitoring, particularly in the context of landslide-bridge interactions and urban infrastructure. Recent articles coalesce around themes of InSAR data utilization, post-earthquake reconnaissance, and the technological optimization of monitoring methodologies. Through her work, she contributes to advancing the understanding of structural assessments and resilience in infrastructure systems.

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Keith Adams

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London South Bank University

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Articles (21)

The 2023 Mw 6.8 Al Haouz, Morocco earthquake: A multi-layer reconnaissance framework for the remote sensing and field assessment of landslides, building and heritage damage, and road access disruption in the High Atlas region

Retrofit of Historic Earthen Constructions in Morocco Using Traditional Materials: Evaluation of Impact of the Al Haouz Earthquake

Identification of mechanism-specific persistent scatterers for enhancing MT-InSAR in Structural Health Monitoring applications

Preserving the Past, Protecting the Future: A Framework for Sustainable Climate Adaptation of Heritage Structures

Multi-level earthquake damage assessment using InSAR-derived displacement

Integrating structural and social vulnerability for equitable bridge maintenance prioritisation

Assessing InSAR observability of landslides interfering with bridges

Integrating InSAR and numerical modelling to analyse landslide-bridge interaction

Landslide-Bridge Interaction: A combined approach based on InSAR data and numerical modelling

InSAR-based assessment of post-earthquake building reconstruction: The Nepal case study

Global geo-hazard risk assessment of long-span bridges enhanced with InSAR availability

Comparative study of NLFE models for simulating settlement-induced damage in masonry façades

Uncertainty propagation in satellite InSAR data analysis for structural health monitoring

MT-InSAR Optimisation for Structural Health Monitoring

Structural evaluation of urban bridges in Amsterdam through InSAR-based displacement data

The EEFIT Remote Sensing Reconnaissance Mission for the February 2023 Turkey Earthquakes

Coherence-Based Prediction of Multi-Temporal InSAR Measurement Availability for Infrastructure Monitoring

Combining remote sensing techniques and field surveys for post-earthquake reconnaissance missions

Siamese Convolutional Neural Networks to Quantify Crack Pattern Similarity in Masonry Facades

Integrated InSAR monitoring and structural assessment of tunnelling‐induced building deformations

Reply to Lanari, R., et al. Comment on “Pre-Collapse Space Geodetic Observations of Critical Infrastructure: The Morandi Bridge, Genoa, Italy” by Milillo et al. (2019)

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Keith Adams

Viviana Iris Novelli

Satyadhrik Sharma

Pietro Milillo

Valentina Macchiarulo

Hao Kuai

Pier Francesco Giordano

Stacy Vallis

Michael Schmitt

Fabio Freddi

Rebecca Napolitano

Roberto Gentile

Alejandra Albuerne

Martin Stokes

Fatemeh Foroughnia

Diana Salciarini

Francesco Messali

Kevin Briggs

Filippo Ubertini

Cormac Reale

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