G. Massari
Papers
4
Total Citations
19
H-Index
3
About
G. Massari is an emerging researcher at the forefront of subsea robotics and autonomous underwater systems, with a focused body of work addressing some of the offshore energy industry's most pressing operational challenges. Their research centers on underwater intervention and inspection drones (UIDs), subsea integrity management and repair (IMR), and the evolving classification and deployment of autonomous underwater vehicles. Massari's most impactful contribution to date examines the use of subsea drones for riser inspection, demonstrating how autonomous platforms can deliver sustainable and cost-effective alternatives to traditional vessel-based operations — a paper that has already garnered 8 citations since 2023. Complementing this, their documentation of the landmark UID commissioning at the Njord field represents a pivotal real-world milestone for the industry, earning 6 citations. Their work on Underwater Internet of Things further broadens the scope, addressing connectivity and data integrity across complex subsea infrastructures. With a growing citation record across publications spanning just two years, Massari is establishing themselves as a credible voice in next-generation subsea technology, bridging theoretical frameworks with practical field applications that have clear implications for safer, more efficient offshore energy production.
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- 3Enabling Underwater Internet of Things3 citations · 2024
- 4The Final Method to Sort Out Underwater Drones Classification Problem2 citations · 2025