Email: marek.zygmunt@pwr.edu.pl

Unit: Faculty of Geoengineering, Mining and Geology » Department of Geodesy and Geoinformatics

room 250 

wendesday 11.00-13.00
thursday 10.00-11.00
saturday 11.00-12.00 (online)

Researcher's interests

I focus my research activities on displacement measurements and improving the reliability of measurements as accurately as possible using GNSS-GPS receivers, InSAR methods and a thermal camera. My interests also include marine surveying.
I have participated in mini-grants - Development of technology entitled Autonomous Surveying System ,,Total Free Station" (ASP-TFS) and Autonomous Laser Surveying System positioning of offshore platforms.
I was a member of the Marine Geospatial Engineering Team - work on the Subbottom Profiler - profiling of the Odra valley bottom, preparation of reports, analysis of the geological structure of the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. 

Publications  

Zygmunt M. Statystical analysis in integration of thermal imaging and GNSS satellite measurements in relation to geological structure as a method to improve the accuracy of displacement determination of engineering structures. Civil and Environmental Engineering Raports. XXIV CONFERENCE INTERDISCIPLINARY TOPICS IN MINING, GEOLOGY AND GEOMATICS 2024, vol.  p, year

Zygmunt M., Garczyńska corresponding to geological structure of coastal and river areas in North Western Poland. AppliedSciences, 2022I., Zalewski P. Complex monitoring of vertical land motions, vol. 12, issue 14.

Zygmunt M., Cacoń S., Milczarek W., Sanecki J., Piotrowski A., Siedlik K., Stępień G. The three-segment control and measurement of reliable monitoring of the deformation of the rock mass surface and engineering structures on the Międzyodrze Islands in Szczecin, NW Poland. Geosciences, 2020, Volume 10, Issue 5.

Zygmunt M., Cacoń S., Piotrowski A., Stępień G. The problem of credibility of studies on deformations of engineering objects in the geologically unstable area of Szczecin. E3S Web of Conferences 71, 00018 (2018). XVIII Conference of PHD Students and Young Scientists.