Michele Crosetto

Centre Tecnologic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya

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Michele Crosetto is a leading figure in the application of geodetic and remote-sensing technologies for environmental and infrastructure monitoring. His research centers on deformation measurement, with a particular focus on using Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry (InSAR) and GNSS to detect and analyze ground movements. Crosetto’s major contributions include pioneering advanced algorithms for processing satellite radar data, enabling the precise detection of millimeter-scale displacements in both natural terrains and man-made structures. His highly cited work, such as the 2018 study on "Geodetic and Remote-Sensing Sensors for Dam Deformation Monitoring" (181 citations), demonstrates his impact in integrating multiple sensor types for robust, automated monitoring systems. With hundreds of publications and thousands of citations, Crosetto has shaped modern deformation monitoring, providing critical tools for assessing landslide risks, subsidence, and structural integrity. His achievements include leading major European research projects and developing operational InSAR services, making his work indispensable for engineers and geoscientists seeking to safeguard infrastructure and understand Earth surface dynamics.