Adam Inglot

Adam Inglot is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Geodesy within the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Gdańsk University of Technology. His academic position is based in room 114c of the HYDRO building on campus, where he conducts research bridging technical geospatial methods with socio-environmental applications.

Dr. Inglot's research spans several interconnected domains:

• Urban safety engineering with focus on evacuation modeling for large public venues using microsimulation tools
• Geospatial technology applications in augmented reality and environmental monitoring systems
• Environmental management of urban green spaces and tree ecosystem services
• Social dimensions of environmental decision-making in Polish urban contexts

His publication trajectory reveals an evolution from purely technical applications toward integrated socio-technical research. The 2025 papers on evacuation modeling and augmented reality roof recognition demonstrate technical expertise in simulation and visualization technologies, while his 2023-2024 work on urban green spaces shows increasing engagement with social science methodologies and policy implications. This progression indicates a research program that successfully bridges engineering methods with environmental social science.

Dr. Inglot actively participates in significant research projects including PLAN-B (addressing light and noise pollution impacts on biodiversity, funded by Horizon Europe since October 2023) and iTre-es (examining institutional frameworks for tree ecosystem services, funded by OPUS 13 since November 2017). These projects involve multi-institutional collaboration across Poland, particularly with Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan.

His work environment within the Department of Geodesy provides the technical foundation for his research while his collaborations extend into environmental science, urban planning, and social science domains, creating a distinctive interdisciplinary profile focused on practical solutions to urban environmental challenges.