Giorgio Lollino

National Research Council, Research Institute for Geo-Hydrological Protection

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Giorgio Lollino is an Italian geoscientist whose research sits at the intersection of geo-hazards, geo-engineering, and advanced monitoring technologies. His work focuses primarily on landslide dynamics, ground deformation analysis, and the development of innovative sensor-based systems for geological risk assessment and infrastructure management. Lollino has made significant contributions to the field by advancing multi-sensor monitoring approaches for complex, slow-moving landslides. His most cited work, published in 2020 with 26 citations, pushes the boundaries of subsurface deformation measurement through robotized inclinometer systems capable of near-real-time data acquisition — a critical advancement over traditional periodic monitoring methods. Complementing this, his 2018 study with 19 citations demonstrated the powerful capabilities of multi-sensor UAV platforms for rapid landslide surveillance, exemplified through the Ponzano landslide case study. His 2017 and 2013 publications further establish his expertise in characterizing differential landslide movement and reconstructing 3D surface deformation models using robotic total station measurements. Collectively, his research has helped bridge the gap between remote sensing innovation and practical geological hazard management, offering tools that support safer infrastructure development and more responsive early-warning systems in landslide-prone environments.