Katarzyna Bobkowska

Dr. Katarzyna Bobkowska serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geodesy within the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Gdańsk University of Technology. Her office is located in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Building (HYDRO) at room 110, with contact number 583471012. She is actively involved in cutting-edge research at the intersection of geospatial technologies and environmental science.

Dr. Bobkowska's research interests span multiple critical areas of contemporary environmental concern:

• Light pollution measurement and mitigation techniques using innovative drone-based approaches
• Photogrammetry applications under challenging lighting conditions
• Remote sensing and UAV technology for environmental monitoring
• Urban lighting solutions that balance human needs with ecological preservation
• Integration of GIS and image processing for environmental analysis

Her recent publications demonstrate a strong interdisciplinary approach, combining geospatial technologies with urban planning, environmental science, and even medical applications. The research trajectory shows increasing focus on developing practical measurement techniques for light pollution at microscale levels, addressing a significant gap in current environmental monitoring capabilities. Her work with multispectral cameras and drone technology represents innovative methodological advances in the field.

Dr. Bobkowska is an active member of the ILLUME interdisciplinary research group at the EcoTech Center, which focuses on minimizing the impact of artificial light pollution on humans, flora, and fauna. She also participates in the EU Horizon-funded PLAN-B project (2023-10-22 onward), addressing adverse impacts of light and noise pollution on terrestrial biodiversity and ecosystems, working under project manager Dr. Karolina Zielińska-Dąbkowska in the Department of Urban Architecture and Waterside Spaces.

Her teaching activities span 39 courses according to institutional records, and she has access to 8 research infrastructure resources. With 38 documented publications, her scholarly output demonstrates consistent contribution to multiple fields including environmental science, urban planning, and geomatics.