Luisa Beltramone
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Dr. Luisa Beltramone is a leading researcher in applied geomatics and geological hazard assessment, with a specialized focus on the integration of cutting-edge remote sensing technologies for cultural heritage preservation. Her primary research areas include the application of SLAM-based LiDAR, Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), and robotic total station surveying for high-precision slope stability analysis. Dr. Beltramone’s major contributions lie in developing multi-temporal monitoring frameworks that combine terrestrial and aerial data to predict and mitigate rockfall hazards. Her 2024 study on the Grotta Paglicci Paleolithic site (8 citations) exemplifies this work, using advanced LiDAR to evaluate rock slope stability at a site of immense archaeological significance, thereby safeguarding irreplaceable Paleolithic artifacts. Further demonstrating her impact, her research on the rocky walls of Vecchiano (4 citations) integrates Persistent Scatterer Interferometry with robotic surveying, establishing a robust methodology for early warning systems in hazardous urban environments. Through these innovative approaches, Dr. Beltramone is setting new standards for the non-invasive, long-term monitoring of both natural and cultural heritage sites.
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