Emanuele Intrieri

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Emanuele Intrieri is a leading figure in geotechnical and environmental monitoring, whose work bridges the gap between advanced sensor technology and landslide hazard assessment. His research focuses on ground instability monitoring, rock slope failure prediction, and the development of innovative wireless sensor networks (WSNs). Intrieri’s most cited work introduces a flexible WSN based on Ultra-Wide Band (UWB) technology, designed for high-precision 3D monitoring of ground deformations such as landslides and subsidence. Developed under the European Life+ project Wi-GIM, this system represents a significant leap in real-time, accurate, and cost-effective slope surveillance. In parallel, he has pioneered a new method for identifying impending failure in rock slopes, a critical advancement for mining safety and rock mechanics. This approach allows operators to safely extend excavation periods while avoiding catastrophic collapses, offering substantial economic and safety benefits. With over 25 citations on his key papers, Intrieri’s contributions are widely recognized for their practical impact. His work not only advances academic understanding but also provides deployable tools for civil protection and industry, making him a key innovator in the field of ground instability monitoring.