Marco Scaioni

Tongji University, Politecnico di Milano

Papers

Total Citations

206

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About

Marco Scaioni is a prominent researcher specializing in geodetic monitoring, remote sensing, and structural deformation analysis. His work sits at the intersection of geomatics engineering and civil infrastructure safety, with a particular focus on developing and integrating advanced sensor technologies for precise displacement measurement. Scaioni's most impactful contribution is his highly cited 2018 paper on geodetic and remote-sensing sensors for dam deformation monitoring, which has accumulated 181 citations and has become a key reference in the field. This work comprehensively examined how technologies such as robotic total stations and GNSS systems have revolutionized dam safety monitoring through automation, improved temporal resolution, and enhanced spatial data collection — directly addressing critical infrastructure safety challenges worldwide. His broader research portfolio extends to structural health monitoring of innovative construction materials, including steel fibre reinforced concrete (SFRC) retaining structures used in slope stabilization, demonstrating his applied engineering focus. His editorial role in a 2015 special issue on terrestrial remote sensing for areal deformation monitoring further highlights his leadership in advancing the discipline. Scaioni's work has meaningfully shaped how engineers and researchers approach infrastructure monitoring, contributing robust methodological frameworks that support safer and more reliable civil structures globally.