Sisi Zlatanova
Papers
11
Total Citations
562
H-Index
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About
Sisi Zlatanova is a distinguished researcher whose work sits at the intersection of geospatial science, indoor navigation, and 3D spatial modeling. With a career dedicated to advancing how humans, robots, and emergency responders move through complex built environments, she has made foundational contributions to indoor mapping and modelling — a field she helped systematically define in her widely referenced 2013 paper (60 citations). Her research spans the development of flexible space definition frameworks for seamless indoor/outdoor navigation, octree-based pathfinding through point clouds, and 3D building interior models tailored for emergency response scenarios. Zlatanova's work carries clear real-world urgency: her investigations into 3D geospatial indoor navigation for disaster risk reduction and her systems designed for visually impaired users demonstrate a commitment to inclusive, life-saving applications. A co-authored review on digital technology adoption in off-site construction (346 citations) further reflects the breadth of her scholarly reach into Industry 4.0 innovation. Her contributions to GML-based indoor location standards and top-bounded space modeling for navigation systems have helped shape emerging international frameworks. Collectively, her publications have accumulated hundreds of citations, cementing her reputation as a leading voice in urban geoinformatics and intelligent spatial navigation research.
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Top Papers
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- 2Problems In Indoor Mapping and Modelling60 citations · 2013
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- 5INDOOR A* PATHFINDING THROUGH AN OCTREE REPRESENTATIONOF A POINT CLOUD24 citations · 2016
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- 7Top-Bounded Spaces Formed by the Built Environment for Navigation Systems15 citations · 2019
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