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Marina Vîrghileanu, an assistant professor at the University of Bucharest, is currently completing her secondment at YETITMOVES SRL in Pavia, Italy, as part of the EO-PERSIST project. Her work specifically centers on Task 3.1: Land Degradation.

By providing precise geolocation information, GNSS facilitates the validation of SAR-derived measurements, such as surface displacement and ground deformation—key indicators of permafrost dynamics, particularly in relation to the seasonal freeze-thaw cycle of the active layer.

Alexandru Berbecariu, PhD candidate from University of Bucharest, is currently undertaking a research internship at CloudFerro. His work focuses on exploring the use of geospatial data and satellite imagery to monitor coastal evolution and ecosystem change in Arctic environment

The third survey aimed to understand the relation between socio-economic aspects and permafrost thawing in the European Arctic area is focused on the local population - https://arcg.is/1Huzr43