Matteo Lorenzo Innocenti
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Dr. Matteo Lorenzo Innocenti is a leading figure in the application of advanced geomatics and remote sensing technologies to cultural heritage preservation and geological hazard assessment. His research focuses on the integration of SLAM-based LiDAR, UAV photogrammetry, and 3D modeling to evaluate rock slope stability and monitor structural degradation at archaeologically significant sites. In his highly cited 2024 study, "Applying SLAM-Based LiDAR and UAS Technologies to Evaluate the Rock Slope Stability of the Grotta Paglicci Paleolithic Site (Italy)," Dr. Innocenti developed a pioneering methodology for high-resolution terrain analysis and fracture mapping. This work has already garnered 8 citations, demonstrating its immediate impact on the field. By combining multi-sensor data with geomechanical analysis, he has provided critical insights into the long-term preservation of fragile Paleolithic deposits, including faunal remains and lithic artifacts. His contributions bridge the gap between engineering geology and archaeological conservation, offering replicable frameworks for hazard mitigation at UNESCO-listed and heritage sites worldwide. Dr. Innocenti’s innovative approach positions him as a key voice in sustainable heritage management and risk assessment.
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