Barbara Davidde Petriaggi
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Dr. Barbara Davidde Petriaggi is a leading figure in the conservation and management of underwater cultural heritage (UCH), with a career dedicated to bridging archaeology, engineering, and sustainability. Her research focuses on developing innovative, non-invasive methodologies for documenting, preserving, and valorizing submerged archaeological sites. A cornerstone of her work is the TECTONIC Project, which introduced a sustainable framework for UCH management—a contribution so pivotal that its flagship paper has garnered 27 citations, reflecting its influence in shaping modern conservation protocols. Dr. Petriaggi’s major contributions include pioneering the use of advanced digital documentation techniques and promoting a holistic approach that balances heritage protection with public accessibility. Her achievements extend beyond research; she has been instrumental in fostering international collaboration and advocating for the integration of emerging technologies in underwater archaeology. By emphasizing sustainability and interdisciplinary cooperation, Dr. Petriaggi has not only advanced the scientific understanding of UCH but also provided practical tools for its long-term stewardship, making her a vital voice in the preservation of our shared maritime history.
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