Nikolaos Kampanis

Research Director, Head of Lab

Johann Radon Institute for Computational and Applied Mathematics

Greece

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Dr. Nikolaos Kampanis is a Research Director and Head of Lab at the FORTH Institute of Applied and Computational Mathematics in Greece. His research encompasses a range of areas including remote biosignal monitoring, oceanographic modeling, agritourism, and wave climate forecasting. He has contributed to numerous studies focusing on the enhancement of local environments through sustainable practices and the application of advanced forecasting techniques.

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Constantine Stephanidis

University of Crete

GREECE

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Vassilios Vervatis

Assistant Professor

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

GREECE

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Constantin Condaxakis

Assistant Professor

Hellenic Mediterranean University

GREECE

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Articles (9)

Cross-Sectional Study of the Changes in Attitudes of Post-Acute Coronary Syndromes Patients Towards Remote Biosignal Monitoring an eHealth Support in a 5-Year Interval

Turbidity effects on the Aegean sea surface properties using numerical simulations

Data Assimilated Atmospheric Forecasts for Digital Twin of the Ocean Applications: A Case Study in the South Aegean, Greece

Agritourism as a strategy of remote island’s development: the case study of Kasos

Wave climate conditions of the MUSAN underwater park in Ayia Napa with emphasis in extreme events

Local scale wave forecasting aiding harbor safety; A case study in Heraklion Port

Wind Resource Assessment over the Hellenic Seas Using Dynamical Downscaling Techniques and Meteorological Station Observations

Designing Cultural Routes as a Tool of Responsible Tourism and Sustainable Local Development in Isolated and Less Developed Islands: The Case of Symi Island in Greece

Predicting Meteorological Variables on Local Level with SARIMA, LSTM and Hybrid Techniques

Collaborators (3)

Constantine Stephanidis

Vassilios Vervatis

Constantin Condaxakis

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