C. Skourtis
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C. Skourtis is a geodetic engineer whose research centers on landslide monitoring and the application of precise geodetic measurements to understand earth surface deformation. Their most notable contribution is the development and validation of methodologies using geodetically derived distance changes to track slow-moving landslides, demonstrating how repeated survey measurements can effectively capture subtle ground displacements. This foundational work, published in 2004 and cited 45 times, analyzed an exceptionally long and homogeneous monitoring record of a deep-seated landslide moving at approximately 15 cm per year, showing that changes in distance between stable and slipping ground points provide accurate deformation data. Skourtis's research bridges classical geodesy with modern geohazard assessment, offering practical tools for early warning systems and infrastructure protection in landslide-prone regions. Their work remains influential for researchers and practitioners seeking cost-effective, long-term monitoring solutions for slow-moving landslides, highlighting the enduring value of geodetic techniques in environmental risk management.
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- 1Landslide Monitoring Based On Geodetically Derived Distance Changes45 citations · 2004