Panagiotis Psimoulis
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Dr. Panagiotis Psimoulis is a leading figure in structural health monitoring, specializing in the integration of geodetic and seismic sensors for dynamic infrastructure assessment. His research focuses on the synergistic use of Global Positioning Systems (GPS), Robotic Total Stations (RTS), and accelerometers to capture both semi-static and dynamic structural motions. A key contribution is his pioneering work demonstrating how combining GPS and RTS measurements overcomes individual sensor limitations, enabling precise monitoring of pedestrian bridge vibrations and deformations under real-world loading conditions. His 2016 study on this topic, which has garnered 8 citations, established a foundational methodology for multi-sensor fusion in civil engineering. Dr. Psimoulis has also advanced the understanding of GPS-specific drawbacks in dynamic monitoring, such as multipath errors and sampling rate constraints, and proposed innovative correction techniques. His work has been instrumental in developing cost-effective, high-accuracy monitoring solutions for flexible structures, bridges, and historical monuments, directly impacting infrastructure safety and maintenance practices. Through rigorous experimental validation and field studies, he continues to shape the next generation of structural monitoring systems.
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