Maciej Bazanowski

Maciej Bazanowski is an Adjunct Professor and Research Assistant at the Department of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering, University of New Brunswick (UNB), Fredericton. He holds an M.Sc.E from UNB (2010) and an M.Eng in Mining Surveying from the University of Mining, Krakow (2005). Currently a Ph.D. candidate at Wrocław University of Technology, his expertise focuses on geodetic monitoring systems, deformation analysis, and numerical modeling in mining and geotechnical projects.

His research emphasizes deformation monitoring in mining areas, geodetic control surveys, and subsidence studies. Notable projects include automation of robotic total station systems, the ALERT deformation monitoring system, and PCS potash mine subsidence analysis. He has contributed to studies on large earth dams (e.g., Diamond Valley Lake Reservoir) using integrated geodetic and finite element methods.

Key awards include 2nd place in UNB's 2008 Graduate Student Paper Competition. His work bridges geomatics engineering with practical applications in mining, tunnelling, and infrastructure safety. Current affiliations include the Centre for Concrete Structures and Geotechnical Engineering (CCGE) at UNB.