Marco Gatti
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About
Marco Gatti is a researcher specializing in geomatics, precision instrumentation, and structural health monitoring. His work centers on the development and application of robotic total stations (RTS)—fully automated theodolites equipped with electronic distance measurement, cameras, and tracking software—for high-accuracy measurement in engineering and conservation. Gatti’s major contributions include advancing the selection and dimensional synthesis of parallel pointing systems for RTS, which enhances their autonomous tracking and measurement capabilities. His 2024 paper on this topic has garnered 7 citations, reflecting its relevance to precision engineering. In a notable 2022 study (6 citations), Gatti demonstrated the use of RTS to measure vibration frequencies of ties in masonry arches, a novel application for structural assessment of historic buildings. This work bridges geodetic methods with non-destructive evaluation, offering practical tools for monitoring heritage structures. Gatti’s research is impactful for students and professionals in surveying, robotics, and civil engineering, as it pushes the boundaries of automated measurement systems. His achievements highlight the growing role of integrated sensor platforms in real-world monitoring and diagnostics.
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