Marcin Pawlik

Dr. Marcin Pawlik is a Researcher at the Post-Mining Research Center of the Georg Agricola University of Technology since 2020. He holds a Doctorate (2021) from the Technical University of Bergakademie Freiberg's Faculty of Geosciences, following a Master's (2019) and Engineer degree (2018) in Geodesy and Cartography from Wrocław University of Technology. His research focuses on Earth observation, geodata management, and geomonitoring, particularly in post-mining environments. He is affiliated with societies like the German Geological Society (DGGV) and the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers (EAGE).

His work emphasizes innovative monitoring methods combining multispectral UAV/satellite data and digital twin technologies for post-mining rehabilitation. Key projects include long-term geomonitoring frameworks for the Prosper-Haniel Mine, vegetation index development for environmental assessment, and risk management strategies for underground surveys. Over 20 peer-reviewed articles reflect his contributions to sustainable georesource management and environmental monitoring technologies.

Publications highlight advanced applications of remote sensing, geoinformatics, and data fusion techniques. Current research trends include integrating digital twins with geospatial data for real-time environmental impact analysis, as well as developing indices for water and vegetation monitoring in post-mining landscapes.

Pawlik collaborates with institutions on projects like the Prosper-Haniel Mine case study, focusing on subsidence analysis and ecological recovery. His research bridges geosciences and engineering to address challenges in sustainable resource management and environmental restoration.