Szabolcs Rózsa

Szabolcs Rózsa is a Professor at the Department of General and Advanced Geodesy, Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), where he serves as Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering. His work focuses on GNSS technologies, geodynamics, and their applications in Earth sciences, autonomous systems, and meteorology.

• PhD in Earth Sciences (BME, 2003)
• Doctoral Habilitation (BME, 2015)
• MTA Doktora (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2023)
• Master of Business Administration (BME, 2004)

Research Interests include GNSS-based atmospheric monitoring, tropospheric delay modeling, and positioning algorithms for autonomous vehicles. He leads projects like GeoSES (geo-process monitoring) and INTRO (troposphere model integrity) under ESA funding.

Recent publications highlight advancements in GNSS meteorology, urban navigation algorithms, and structural health monitoring. His work spans geodetic networks, sensor fusion, and climate-related applications.

Scientific Awards:

• Pro Scientia Gold Medal (1999, 1999)
• IAG Fellow (2007)
• Szádeczky-Kardoss Elemér Award (1999, 2012)
• TDK for Work, BME (2015)
• Minister’s Certificate of Appreciation (2019)

Leadership Roles: President of the Hungarian National Committee of IUGG, IAG Representative in UN bodies, and Secretary of the Cosmic Geodesy Subcommittee (HASP). He contributes to editorial boards of Acta Geodaetica et Geophysica and Geodesy and Cartography.