Ihor Savchyn
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Ihor Savchyn is a geodetic researcher whose work centers on environmental monitoring and the application of advanced geospatial techniques to assess anthropogenic hazards. His primary research areas include geodetic deformation monitoring, landslide analysis, and the environmental impact of waste management infrastructure. Savchyn’s most notable contribution is his pioneering study on the waste-slide at the Lviv municipal solid waste landfill, where he applied precise geodetic methods—such as GNSS and total station surveys—to quantify ground displacement and structural instability. This work, published in 2020 and garnering 21 citations, provides a critical framework for early warning systems and remediation planning in landfill management. By integrating traditional surveying with modern remote sensing, Savchyn demonstrates how geodetic data can directly inform environmental safety and urban planning. His research stands out for its practical application to real-world ecological crises, offering reproducible methodologies for monitoring waste-induced terrain changes. For students and researchers in geomatics, environmental engineering, or disaster risk reduction, Savchyn’s work exemplifies how precise measurement science can address pressing environmental challenges, bridging the gap between theoretical geodesy and tangible societal benefit.
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