Konstantina Bereta
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About
Konstantina Bereta is a researcher at the forefront of maritime situational awareness and autonomous robotic systems. Her work centers on developing integrated, cooperative robotic networks for real-time coastal surveillance and maritime domain awareness. A key contribution is her role in the INFORE EU H2020 project, where she helped design and validate a hybrid robotic network that fuses autonomous surface and aerial vehicles with extreme-scale analytics. This system, demonstrated in the INFORE22 sea trial, enables interactive, real-time processing of massive data streams for applications like illegal fishing detection and pollution monitoring. Her most-cited paper (9 citations) details this breakthrough, while a related publication (5 citations) outlines the system’s architecture for coastal surveillance. Bereta’s research bridges robotics, big data, and maritime security, offering scalable solutions for monitoring vast ocean areas. Her work is particularly notable for its practical validation in real-world sea trials, showcasing how autonomous networks can transform maritime operations. With growing citation impact, she is establishing herself as a key voice in intelligent maritime systems.
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