P. Triantafyllidis

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P. Triantafyllidis is a civil engineer and researcher specializing in structural health monitoring (SHM) and multi-sensor measurement systems for infrastructure. Their key research areas include the integration of geodetic instruments—such as GPS (GNSS) and robotic total stations (RTS)—with accelerometers to assess the dynamic and semi-static behavior of bridges. In their most cited work, "Multi-sensor measurement of dynamic deflections and structural health monitoring of flexible and stiff bridges" (2019, 9 citations), Triantafyllidis demonstrated that combining these sensors can reliably measure deflections in both long, flexible bridges and stiffer structures, advancing the safety and precision of SHM. This contribution is notable for bridging geodetic and structural engineering, offering practical solutions for real-time infrastructure assessment. With a growing citation impact, Triantafyllidis’s work is influential in developing cost-effective, robust monitoring techniques that enhance bridge resilience and maintenance. Their research is particularly valuable for students and engineers seeking to integrate multi-sensor data for smarter, safer civil infrastructure.