Azka Zakiyyatuddin

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Azka Zakiyyatuddin is a researcher dedicated to advancing volcanic hazard mitigation and geospatial technology, with a focus on Indonesia’s active volcanic landscape. His work centers on developing early warning systems and robotic solutions for volcano monitoring, addressing the critical need for timely eruption detection in disaster-prone regions like East Java. His most cited paper, “Development of Volcano Early Warning System for Kelud Volcano” (2021, 8 citations), proposes a system to mitigate risks from Kelud’s history of deadly eruptions, including the 2014 event. Complementing this, his study “Development of a robust mobile robot for volcano monitoring application” (2020, 5 citations) introduces a mobile robot designed for hazardous field data collection, leveraging Indonesia’s 129 active volcanoes as a testing ground. Additionally, his work “Geospatial Survey Analysis for 3D Field and Building Mapping using DJI Drone and Intelligent Flight Battery” (2021, 5 citations) showcases his expertise in modern mapping techniques, using drones to enhance accuracy and safety in geospatial surveys. With over 18 citations across his key papers, Zakiyyatuddin’s contributions bridge robotics, geospatial analysis, and disaster science, offering practical tools for volcano monitoring and emergency preparedness. His research is particularly valuable for students and engineers seeking innovative approaches to natural hazard management in the Pacific Ring of Fire.