Research programs

Research and scientific support of the Technical Chamber of Greece (TCG) during the preparation of the PSE of the EPS of the fire-affected area in Mati, Attica

ARSINOE Climate Resilient Regions through systematic solutions and innovations

Sustainable Development Plan and Integrated Coastal Zone Management for the Municipality of Thiva through consideration of coastal vulnerability and potential effects of climate change

Probabilistic representation of coastal storms, Acronym: STORMS2COAST, Duration: 8/12/2020-8/12/2022

Development of a Computer System for Short-Term Forecasting of Coastal Floods Using Artificial Intelligence, EYD OP Human Resource Development and Lifelong Learning, NSRF 2014-2020

Accu-Waves: A decision support tool of navigation management in ports,  Co-financed by the European Union and Greek National funds through the Operational Program Competitiveness, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, under the call RESEARCH-CREATE-INNOVATE

Investigation of the causes of damage at the Port of Evdilos, Ikaria, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transportation, General secretariat of infrastructure, Directorate of port works, Greece

Record, evaluation and prioritization of coastal erosion problems from Avlida to Vathi of the Municipality of Chalkida and organization of protection planning, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transportation, General secretariat of infrastructure, Directorate of port works, Greece

Sustainable design of coastal structures and their adaptation to climate change risks, IKY/SIEMENS Excellence Program

Investigation of wave disturbance propagation in coastal structures through renewal pipelines, Basic Research Support Program, NTUA

Training and Mobility of New Students – Large Installations Plan II: “Water Oxygenation in Rubble Mound Coastal Structure” at Franzius Institut of University of Annovero, Germany, funded by the European Union

Training and Mobility of New Students – Large Installations Plan II: “Dynamics of wave Breaking and air entrainment and its influence on air-sea interaction processes” at Delft Hydraulics, Netherlands, funded by the European Union