Parcharidis Isaac

Parcharidis Isaac serves as a Professor in the Department of Geography at Harokopio University, Athens, maintaining an office in the Geography Building (4.3b). His contact details include telephone [+30] 210 95 49 345 and email parchar@hua.gr. He teaches undergraduate courses in Remote Sensing – Photointerpretation, Special Topics in Remote Sensing, Modern Tracking / Monitoring Technologies, and Oceanography, alongside postgraduate instruction in Emergency Planning, Applications of Geoinformatics in Disaster Management, and Research Topics in Geoinformatics.

His academic credentials feature a Studies Degree in Geological Sciences from the University of Parma (Italy, 1984) and a PhD from the Agricultural University of Athens (1994) with doctoral research titled "Tectonic analysis of N. Thessaly, Central and Western Macedonia using remote sensing methods".

Professor Isaac's research centers on space-based Earth observation systems, specializing in high-resolution optical and radar data processing with Radar Signaling techniques. His work demonstrates significant applications in natural hazard assessment/management and geoarchaeology, leveraging satellite imagery for environmental and archaeological analysis. Current involvement includes the Interdepartmental Postgraduate Program "Applied Geoinformatics" and the "Climate Crisis, Risks and Disasters" program for 2025-2026 academic year.

He actively contributes to institutional initiatives through postgraduate program development and student supervision, though specific advisees and grant details remain unlisted in available materials. Recent university announcements highlight his participation in program recruitment for disaster management and climate crisis studies.