V. I. Nikulishyn
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V. I. Nikulishyn is a researcher specializing in geodetic monitoring and environmental geotechnics, with a particular focus on the application of precise surveying methods to assess and mitigate the impacts of waste disposal sites. Their most cited work, "Applying of geodetic methods for monitoring the effects of waste-slide at Lviv municipal solid waste landfill" (2020, 21 citations), demonstrates a key contribution: the integration of advanced geodetic techniques—such as GNSS and total station surveys—to detect and quantify ground deformation and slope instability at municipal solid waste landfills. This research provides critical data for early warning systems and remediation planning, directly addressing the environmental and safety hazards posed by waste-slides. By establishing a methodological framework for long-term deformation monitoring, Nikulishyn’s work has practical implications for landfill management and geohazard prevention. Their impact, though focused, is notable for bridging geodetic science with environmental engineering, offering a replicable model for similar sites in Eastern Europe. This achievement underscores their role in advancing applied geospatial research for sustainable waste infrastructure.
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