Diana Orlandi

Short bio

She received the Master’s Degree in Geological Sciences And Technologies at the University of Pisa and since then she acquired intense experience in a wide range of operational applications within Remote Sensing for Earth Observation field. She worked in contexts such as operational mining and tailings dam stability assessment, land subsidence monitoring for infrastructure control, earthquake and natural hazards, and including studies on the planetary geology. She has deep knowledge and experience in the use of GIS in this context, and she is very passionate about the active sensing technologies for Earth observation, with a special interest in the processing and interpretation of SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) data for different fields of Geology. She is currently a PhD student at the Dept. of Information Engineering of the University of Pisa, working with multi-source dataset and machine learning approach in the water resources exploitation field.