G. Borgioli
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3
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25
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About
G. Borgioli’s research is centered on humanitarian demining, with a focus on developing innovative sensor technologies for the detection of buried landmines and unexploded ordnance. Their major contributions span the design of ground-penetrating radar (GPR) systems and complementary mechanical probing devices. Notably, Borgioli led the design and simulation of a “single transmitter - four receiver” impulse GPR, specifically tailored for detecting buried targets in natural soils, including the challenging terrain of the Eastern Ukraine conflict zone. This work, cited 15 times, emphasizes a lightweight, compact system for integration into robotic platforms. Further impact is demonstrated through field-testing of the “UGO-1st” robotic platform, where Borgioli developed background removal techniques to mitigate interference and improve automatic target detection (6 citations). Additionally, they introduced a novel sensorized prodder device that measures vibrational characteristics of buried objects, enabling discrimination of compliant targets (4 citations). By advancing both radar-based and physical probing methods, Borgioli’s work directly enhances the reliability and safety of landmine detection, contributing to critical humanitarian efforts in post-conflict regions.
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