George Papatheodorou
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George Papatheodorou is a leading figure in the sustainable management and valorization of underwater cultural heritage (UCH), with a career dedicated to bridging advanced technology with heritage conservation. His key research areas encompass the documentation, preservation, and ethical promotion of submerged archaeological sites, with a strong emphasis on developing non-invasive methodologies that minimize environmental impact. Papatheodorou’s major contributions are exemplified by his work on the TECTONIC project, which introduced a groundbreaking, sustainable framework for UCH management—integrating cutting-edge remote sensing, 3D modeling, and stakeholder engagement to ensure both protection and public accessibility. His most-cited paper, “A Sustainable Approach for the Management and Valorization of Underwater Cultural Heritage: New Perspectives from the TECTONIC Project” (2020), has garnered 27 citations, reflecting its influence in shifting the field toward eco-conscious, interdisciplinary practices. Beyond this, Papatheodorou is recognized for advancing policy guidelines that balance heritage preservation with tourism and local development. His work stands as a vital resource for students and researchers seeking to harmonize technological innovation with the safeguarding of our shared maritime history.
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