Georgios Pipelidis

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

Georgios Pipelidis is a researcher focused on the intersection of spatial data quality, indoor mapping, and navigation systems. His work addresses the critical challenge of assessing and quantifying the reliability of indoor maps, which are essential for applications ranging from building maintenance to autonomous robotics. In his notable 2019 study, "Quantifying the Quality of Indoor Maps," Pipelidis developed methods to evaluate the geometric accuracy of maps generated through laser scanning, moving beyond mere geometry to consider overall map quality. This contribution is foundational for improving the robustness of indoor navigation and robotic localization. While his citation count (2) reflects the emerging nature of this niche field, his research is highly relevant for practitioners in geospatial engineering and indoor positioning. Pipelidis’s work provides a framework for ensuring that indoor maps meet the rigorous demands of modern automated systems, making him a key voice in the ongoing effort to standardize spatial data quality in indoor environments.