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Anna Volodymyrivna BakurovaView profile

Professor

• artificial intelligence methods
• modeling of socio-economic processes
• self-organization of socio-economic systems
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Professor Anna Volodymyrivna Bakurova is a distinguished academic at Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic University, serving as Professor of the Department of Systems Analysis and Computational Mathematics within the Faculty of Computer Science and Technologies. With a Doctor of Economics degree and extensive experience since 2015 (and as adjunct faculty from 2004-2015), she has established herself as a leading expert in mathematical modeling and socio-economic systems analysis. Zaporizhia State Pedagogical Institute (1985): Mathematics and Physics, Teacher of Mathematics and Physics Zaporizhia State University (1999): Finance, Economist Classical Private University (2015): Systems Software, Programming Engineer Professor Bakurova's research focuses on artificial intelligence methods, modeling of socio-economic processes, self-organization of socio-economic systems, and reflexive management. Her work bridges computer science with economic applications, creating sophisticated models for complex systems analysis and decision support. She has developed innovative approaches to fuzzy logic, ontology modeling, and energy consumption analysis in industrial settings. Her recent publications reveal a strong emphasis on practical applications of theoretical models, particularly in Ukraine's current context. She has made significant contributions to war impact analysis, post-conflict reconstruction modeling, and economic resilience during crisis periods. Her work demonstrates a consistent trajectory from theoretical mathematical models toward increasingly applied research addressing Ukraine's contemporary challenges. Professor Bakurova teaches systemic analysis of socio-economic processes, artificial intelligence methods, time series analysis, methodology and organization of scientific research, intelligent decision support systems, and risk analysis of complex systems. Her teaching reflects her interdisciplinary approach, connecting theoretical foundations with practical applications. Since 2012, she has served on specialized academic councils related to mathematical methods and information technologies in economics at both Classical Private University and Dnipropetrovsk National University. Her professional activities demonstrate deep engagement with both academic governance and practical applications of her research.

Ana Cornelia BadeaView profile

Professor

• Geodetic Engineering
• Geospatial Data Management
• Remote Sensing
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Prof. Dr. Eng. Ana Cornelia Badea serves as a University Professor at the Faculty of Geodesy, Technical University of Construction of Bucharest (UTCB), holding habilitation in Geodetic Engineering since 2017. She coordinates doctoral theses in Geodetic Engineering and Civil Engineering, represented UTCB at the International Federation of Geodesists (FIG), and served as Director of UTCB Doctoral School until April 2025. Her academic foundation includes complementary studies in Legal Sciences and Project Management alongside her core expertise in Geodetic Engineering. Research spans Geospatial Data Infrastructure , Engineering Geodesy , and Urban Spatial Modeling , emphasizing UAV-based environmental monitoring, AI/ML integration for geospatial analysis, and standardization of geospatial data (ISO/CEN). Current projects focus on digital twin development, 3D urban modeling for pollution analysis, and multisource data integration via GIS/BIM platforms. She directs the MGIIDS Research Center ( Geodetic Engineering Measurements and Spatial Data Infrastructures ), coordinating Horizon 2020 projects (ReGreeneration, DivAirCity), COST Actions, and national research initiatives while serving as an H2020 expert evaluator and ANCPI-authorized geospatial specialist.

Dorin RADUView profile

Associate Professor

• Structural integrity
• Steel structures
• Fracture mechanics
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Dorin RADU serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania. His office is located in Building J, Room JII3b at Turnului 5, Brașov, with contact email dorin.radu@unitbv.ro and phone +40 711 975623. His primary research spans structural integrity, steel structures, fracture mechanics, building materials, and life cycle assessment of construction processes. This work focuses on failure analysis, structural rehabilitation, and sustainable material development, addressing critical challenges in infrastructure safety and longevity through experimental and computational methods. Analysis of his 2024-2025 publications reveals dominant themes in structural failure mechanisms (particularly welded joints and concrete elements), seismic performance assessment, and advanced material applications. Key trends include fracture mechanics in multi-defect scenarios, CFRP reinforcement techniques for fatigue-damaged structures, seismic vulnerability studies informed by recent earthquakes, and optimization of composite systems for critical infrastructure. His work consistently integrates finite element analysis with experimental validation across civil and industrial contexts. His research directly addresses real-world engineering challenges including post-earthquake structural assessment, critical infrastructure protection against hybrid threats, oil and gas construction safety, and disaster recovery solutions through innovative temporary bridge systems. This practical orientation demonstrates strong industry relevance while advancing fundamental understanding of structural behavior under extreme conditions.

• Information Systems
• Decision Support Systems
• Smart Cities
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Professor Virgil Chichernea at Romanian-American University is a distinguished academic with over two decades of contributions to information systems, smart city technologies, and educational digitalization. His career spans theoretical research and practical implementations of decision support systems, collaborative learning platforms, and database optimization techniques. Research Focus: Smart Cities & Urban Informatics Specialization: Decision Support Systems (DSS) Technical Expertise: Database Management, Collaborative Software Domain: Information Society & Educational Technology His recent work analyzes the transition from e-learning to full societal digitalization (2021) and explores campus information systems in smart city educational environments (2016). Earlier research (2009-2013) developed the WebUniv collaborative education platform and optimized database storage/retrieval mechanisms. Key publication trends show interdisciplinary work combining: Urban planning with ICT infrastructure Computer science with educational pedagogy Business systems analysis with public policy

Florin-Constantin MihaiView profile

Researcher

• Environmental Geography
• Waste Management
• Circular Economy
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Florin-Constantin Mihai serves as a Researcher at the Department of Exact and Natural Sciences within the CERNESIM Research Center at Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania. His interdisciplinary work bridges environmental geography and waste management science, with particular emphasis on plastic pollution dynamics and circular economy transitions in Eastern European contexts. Through spatial analysis and policy evaluation, he addresses critical sustainability challenges in rural and urban settings across Romania and the wider region. His educational foundation includes a Doctorate in Geography (2013, excellent grade) alongside Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Environmental Science. This multidisciplinary training enables his holistic approach to environmental problem-solving. Dr. Mihai's research program centers on environmental geography, waste management, circular economy, and plastic pollution, with interconnected exploration of public policies, spatial disparities, and rural development under Agenda 2030. He pioneered the 'geography of waste' framework to integrate natural and social science perspectives, examining territorial dimensions of waste flows and pollution hotspots through advanced spatial analysis techniques. His recent publications (2023-2025) reveal concentrated focus on plastic pollution in freshwater systems, Global Plastics Treaty development, and circular economy implementation challenges in Eastern Europe. Key patterns include Carpathian watercourse contamination studies, microplastic risk assessments, and policy analyses of Romania's waste management transition, consistently employing geographical methodologies to map disparities and identify intervention points. No scientific awards are documented in the available materials. While specific student supervision isn't detailed, his extensive publication record indicates active research mentorship. His work engages with major environmental challenges through collaborative projects, though explicit grant details remain unspecified in the source materials. As a core contributor to the CERNESIM Research Center, Dr. Mihai participates in interdisciplinary environmental monitoring and policy development initiatives focused on Earth and Space Science applications for sustainability challenges.

David ValeriuView profile

Professor

• Electromagnetic Compatibility
• Biomedical Instrumentation
• Electromagnetic Field Measurements
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Prof. David Valeriu is a Professor at the Department of Electric Engineering, Technical University of Iasi. His research focuses on electromagnetic compatibility, biomedical instrumentation, and environmental monitoring of electromagnetic fields. He leads projects investigating the health effects of electromagnetic fields on humans, including effects on bioelectric signals and induced currents in the body. His work also involves developing advanced measurement systems and materials for electromagnetic shielding. Key research areas include: Electromagnetic field measurements in hospitals, power substations, and residential areas Biomedical signal processing (ECG, PPG, brain activity) Development of low-cost embedded platforms for medical applications Electromagnetic interference mitigation in medical devices and imaging systems His recent studies address: Long-term magnetic field surveys in laboratories and hospitals Exposure assessment of mobile phone and power line emissions Omni-directional shielding materials for high-frequency radiation Integration of biosignal monitoring systems with ambient assisted living Prof. Valeriu has contributed to over 50 peer-reviewed publications, with a focus on electromagnetic field characterization and biomedical engineering applications. His work frequently explores the intersection between environmental safety and medical technology.

Iosif VorovenciiView profile

Professor

• Digital Photogrammetry
• Remote Sensing
• Surveying
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**Iosif Vorovencii** is a **Professor** at the **University Transilvania of Brașov (UNITBV)**, affiliated with the **Faculty of Silviculture and Forest Engineering**, specifically within the **Department of Forest Engineering, Forest Management Planning and Terrestrial Measurements**. His research focuses on **Digital Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing, Surveying, and Specialized Information Systems**, addressing environmental monitoring, land use changes, and geospatial analysis. He has conducted extensive studies on land cover changes, mining reclamation, forest fragmentation, and desertification risks using satellite imagery (e.g., Landsat, Sentinel). Recent work includes applications of machine learning for tree species identification and UAV-based cadaster mapping. His publications span over two decades, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches in environmental science and geomatics. Key research themes include environmental impact assessments, urban sprawl analysis, and sustainable land management. He has contributed to academic studies on forestry education, including student resilience and retention strategies. His work often bridges technical geospatial methods with ecological and societal challenges.

Danciu CiprianView profile

Associate Professor

• Rock Mechanics
• Geomechanics
• Mining Engineering
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Associate Professor Ciprian Danciu is affiliated with the University of Petroșani's Faculty of Mining, Department of Mining Engineering, Surveying and Construction. He currently serves as Director of the Technology Transfer and Innovation Department. His research focuses on rock mechanics, geomechanics, and environmental engineering, with particular emphasis on mining safety, material science, and sustainable energy solutions. Key research interests include rock deformation mechanisms, environmental impact assessment of mining activities, and innovative applications in mine engineering. He has contributed significantly to studies on lignite mechanics, CO2 storage risks, and the valorization of non-productive lands for biomass energy. Over 60 peer-reviewed articles highlight his expertise in experimental methods (e.g., FDEM modeling), geomechanical characterization of volcanic rocks, and statistical analysis of material reliability. His work integrates advanced computational tools like CAD for tailings management and discrete element methods for shear strength analysis. Notable contributions include studies on microwave-enhanced rock excavation and risk assessment frameworks for rock salt creep behavior. Awards and grants are not explicitly mentioned in the provided texts.

Rus CosminView profile

Professor

• Electric Vehicles
• Automation and Control Systems
• IoT Applications
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Rus Cosmin is a Professor and Head of Department at the Faculty of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, University of Petroșani. His expertise spans electric vehicle systems, automation, IoT, and environmental monitoring. As a leading academic, he focuses on interdisciplinary research addressing energy efficiency, smart city technologies, and sustainable manufacturing. His research interests include autonomous systems (e.g., drones, electric vehicles), predictive modeling, and AI applications in environmental and healthcare domains. Notable projects involve smart grid integration, wildfire detection drones, and elderly fall detection using IoT. Rus Cosmin’s work bridges theory and practice, with a focus on real-world solutions for Romania’s industrial regions like the Jiu Valley. His technical contributions include innovative sensor networks, control strategies, and data-driven environmental forecasting systems. His publications reflect a trend toward applying advanced technologies to solve contemporary challenges in transportation, energy, and urban sustainability. Despite prolific output, no awards or student advisement details are explicitly listed in the provided materials.

Eduard EdelhauserView profile

Professor

• Management
• Industrial Engineering
• Information Technology & C (IT&C)
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Prof. Eduard Edelhauser holds a professorship at the University of Petrosani's Faculty of Mining within the Department of Management and Industrial Engineering. His work focuses on integrating information technology with industrial and healthcare systems, particularly in the context of digital transformation and crisis management. He has extensively studied hybrid educational models, emergency remote teaching during the pandemic, and the application of GIS technologies in public health and mining safety. Research interests include modern management methodologies, ERP systems, quality management, and the impact of IT&C technologies on Romanian industries. His contributions span academic management reforms, healthcare logistics optimization, and educational technology evaluation through responsive learning analytics. Notable trends in his publications emphasize digital transformation's role in healthcare and education, crisis management strategies during pandemics, and the adaptation of Romanian institutions to technological advancements. He has also explored entrepreneurial education's implications on national business markets and workforce retraining in industrial sectors. His work frequently addresses the challenges and opportunities posed by adopting modern technologies in traditionally industrial or bureaucratic systems, advocating for data-driven decision-making and integrated management frameworks.

• Geodesy
• GNSS Technology
• Geospatial Data Management
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Associate Professor Alexandru CĂLIN serves at the Technical University of Civil Engineering Bucharest (UTCB) with dual expertise as an academic and ANCPI-authorized professional (category D since 2006) for topographic, cadastral, and geodetic works. His research focuses on geodesy and geospatial data automation , specializing in GNSS network design/management, coordinate transformations (3D/2D/1D), and (quasi)geoid modeling. He develops Python/C++ applications for geodetic workflows while integrating multi-source spatial data through GIS, BIM, and CAD systems for infrastructure monitoring and spatial planning. Dr. CĂLIN manages applied research projects in geospatial analysis, particularly for land/building behavior tracking networks. His field verification work as an ANCPI-authorized specialist bridges academic research with practical geodetic implementation across cadastre, cartography, and environmental systems.

Caius DidulescuView profile

Professor

• Geodesy
• Topography
• Cadastre
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Caius Didulescu is a Professor at the Faculty of Geodesy, Department of Topography and Cadastre, Technical University of Civil Engineering in Bucharest (UTCB). He teaches courses including "Geodetic instruments and measurement methods", "Cartographic drawing and infographics", "Risk maps and hazard map analysis", and "Spatial data acquisition with terrestrial multisensors". He is an authorized individual by ANCPI (category D) since 2000 for topography, cadastre, cartography, and geodesy (series RO-BF, no. 1036), and a judicial technical expert authorized by the Ministry of Justice (license no. 36/18.05.2010, series 122/127/147/19042010). Education: Master's degree in Educational Management, with expertise in Quality Management in Education, Educational Project Management, Educational Program Evaluation, Leadership, and Communication. Research Interests: Professor Didulescu's work focuses on applied geodesy and spatial technologies, emphasizing: Spatial data acquisition using terrestrial multisensors for high-precision geodetic measurements National-level risk and hazard mapping with spatial database development Creation of spatial data infrastructures (SDI/INSPIRE) aligned with ISO standards (e.g., Land Administration Domain Model) Modern geodetic techniques for engineering topography, cadastre, and property evaluation 3D modeling and visualization for geospatial applications Optimization methods for spatial data processing Scientific Awards: No specific awards, fellowships, or medals were mentioned in the provided text. Advising and Grants: He actively involves master's and doctoral students in research projects while promoting national and international partnerships with universities, institutions, and business sectors to advance geospatial research. His work contributes to developing innovative services, regulations, and legislation in engineering topography and cadastre, though specific grant details are not provided. Labs and Teams: Professor Didulescu is a core member of UTCB's research center "Engineering Geodetic Measurements and Spatial Data Infrastructures". He represents Romania in International Federation of Surveyors (FIG) commissions for Hydrography (Commission 4), Positioning and Measurement (Commission 5), and Spatial Planning (Commission 8). He also serves on the censor commission of the Romanian Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (2023-2027), and is active in the National Commission for In Situ Behavior of Constructions and the Union of Geodesists of Romania.

Tudorel Silviu CLINCIView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Topography
• Applied Topography
• Cadastre
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Dr. Tudorel Silviu CLINCI serves as a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Topography and Cadastre within the Faculty of Geodesy at the Technical University of Civil Engineering Bucharest (UTCB). Holding a Doctor of Science in Civil Engineering, he is a certified professional authorized by ANCPI (National Agency for Cadastre and Land Registration) for topographic, cadastral, and geodetic works. His academic credentials include: Graduation from the Faculty of Geodesy (Geodesy Specialization) in 2003 Advanced Studies in Territorial Information Systems Specialization in 2004 Doctor of Science in Engineering Sciences (Civil Engineering) in 2013 with thesis 'Research on the use of unconventional positioning techniques' Dr. CLINCI's research spans precision geodetic measurement techniques, including drone-based photogrammetry and terrestrial laser scanning for 3D modeling, alongside spatial data infrastructure development. His work integrates BIM, GIS, and CAD systems to monitor land/building behavior over time and advance engineering geodetic methodologies through interdisciplinary approaches. He has directed one research project and contributed to six others, producing 14 ISI-indexed articles, 23 conference proceedings, and 9 books. Dr. CLINCI actively supervises graduate students in Terrestrial Measurements and has delivered 12 conference presentations internationally. As a core member of UTCB's Engineering Geodetic Measurements and Spatial Data Infrastructures research center, he mentors emerging researchers and drives innovation in geospatial technology applications.

Cătălina CRISTEAView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Geodesy
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• Remote Sensing
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Dr. Cătălina CRISTEA serves as a Senior Lecturer at the Technical University of Civil Engineering Bucharest (UTCB), actively contributing to geospatial research through the Research Center in Spatial Geodesy, Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and GIS (GEOS). Her expertise spans critical geospatial domains: Topo-geodetic process automation and application design GIS environment data processing and 3D modeling GNSS-based geodetic measurements and digital mapping Environmental change monitoring via satellite/airborne recordings Free software development for renewable resource management Dr. CRISTEA specializes in multidisciplinary geospatial solutions including geodetic data acquisition, CAD/GIS integration for forestry and earthquake analysis, and online digital model implementation. Her work emphasizes efficient workflow optimization through modern technologies. She actively contributes to the GEOS research center's mission in advancing spatial geodesy applications and environmental degradation studies.

Anca ENEView profile

Assistant Professor

• Urban Planning
• GIS
• Topography
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Anca ENE serves as an Assistant Professor at the Technical University of Civil Engineering Bucharest (UTCB) within the Department of Topography and Cadastre, Faculty of Geodesy. She concurrently pursues doctoral studies in Geodetic Engineering at UTCB since 2023, developing her thesis "Research on the acquisition, integration and modeling of urban data." She actively contributes to the Research Center for Engineering Geodetic Measurements and Spatial Data Infrastructures (MGIIDS) and represents UTCB as a delegate member of Commission 8 (Spatial Planning and Development) for the International Federation of Surveyors. Her academic credentials include: Bachelor's in Architecture from the University of Architecture and Urbanism (2014) Master's in Spatial Planning and GIS for Sustainable Development from the Faculty of Geodesy (2023) Specialization in Land Surveying and Cadastre with EU-CONEXUS Minor in "Coastal Development and Sustainable Maritime Tourism" (2024) Professional registration as an architect (Order of Architects of Romania No. 8875, 2017) Ene's research integrates geospatial technologies with urban development challenges. Her expertise spans GIS interoperability, cadastre systems, and 3D urban modeling using standards like CityGML and INSPIRE. Current projects analyze "15-minute city" accessibility through spatial analytics, develop real-time urban Digital Twins by fusing BIM, IoT, and geospatial data, and investigate climate adaptation strategies through green space regeneration. Her work bridges architectural engineering with geodetic measurement techniques to enhance sustainable urban planning decision-making. She disseminates findings through a BDI-indexed article, a SCOPUS/Web of Science conference paper, and educational materials including a co-authored teaching guide. Her research methodology emphasizes practical applications through the MGIIDS center, where she tests workflows for geospatial data integration in territorial management contexts. As a member of FIG Commission 8, Ene contributes to international spatial planning frameworks while advancing UTCB's research profile through conference participation and symposium engagements. Her dual role as educator and researcher focuses on training future geospatial specialists in GIS, topography, and sustainable development applications.