Summary
Dimitris Anastasiou is an Assistant Professor of Satellite Geodesy and a Rural & Surveying Engineer with over a decade of experience specializing in high-precision terrestrial and GNSS-based geodetic analysis. He holds a Doctor of Engineering from NTUA (2017) and has led and contributed to multiple EU and national projects developing strain estimation tools, GNSS networks and geospatial data platforms for tectonic and landslide monitoring. Equally comfortable in the field and behind the keyboard, he designs and maintains geodatabases, Geoserver instances and Big Data workflows while administrating CAD and GIS software. His work bridges academia and consultancy—teaching advanced geodesy courses while delivering operational monitoring systems and online tools for seismic hazard assessment. Notably, he has translated research algorithms into practical software (e.g., StrainTool) used in EPOS and national observatory projects, demonstrating a rare combination of theoretical rigor and production-grade implementation.
11 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
IAG School on References Frames, IAG School on References Frames at International Association of Geodesy (IAG)
Doctor of Engineering, Terrestrial and satellite geodetic data analysis for estimation of crustal deformation, Doctor of Engineering, Terrestrial and satellite geodetic data analysis for estimation of crustal deformation at National Technical University of Athens
Greek, English