Chiara Lanciano
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About
Chiara Lanciano is a researcher specializing in geotechnical engineering and structural health monitoring, with a focus on enhancing safety in hazardous environments. Her key research areas include distributed optical fiber sensing, rock mass stability analysis, and environmental monitoring in open-pit mines and quarries. Lanciano’s major contributions center on the application of Brillouin distributed optical fiber sensors for real-time strain and temperature monitoring, particularly in marble quarries where rock falls pose significant risks to workers. Her most-cited work, "Monitoring of Strain and Temperature in an Open Pit Using Brillouin Distributed Optical Fiber Sensors" (2020), has garnered 29 citations, demonstrating its impact on advancing safety protocols. This innovative analysis provides a non-invasive, continuous monitoring solution that improves early warning systems for slope instability. With a total of 43 citations across her top papers, Lanciano’s research bridges the gap between fiber optic technology and practical geotechnical applications, offering scalable methods for risk mitigation in mining and civil engineering. Her work is notable for its direct contribution to occupational safety, making it a valuable resource for students and researchers in geotechnical monitoring and disaster prevention.
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