Researchers at the Faculty of Civil Engineering conduct research in the following fields:

Geodesy:

• displacement and deformation testing
• designing geodetic and photogrammetric control networks
• low-altitude photogrammetric studies
• designing and deploying spatial information systems
• designing and implementing thematic spatial databases
• terrain analysis using aerial and satellite imaging and NMTs
• optoelectronic reconnaissance system
• sarchitecture inventory taking using short-range ground-based photogrammetry methods
• photogrammetric processing of aerial and satellite images
• setting up and maintaining 3D cadastres
• remote sensing methods in natural environment studies, including pollution propagation
• GNSS observation processing
• monitoring GPS reference stations’ operations and navigation system interference analysis
• numerical modelling and forecasting of weather (COAMPS and WRF)
• remote sensing-based atmospheric studies for meteorological intelligence purposes
• modelling Earth gravity field and monitoring geodynamic processes.

Civil engineering:

• military bunkers, bunkers and shelters for population protection and national civil defence
• testing and numerical modelling of the destruction mechanism of materials, structural elements, and buildings subjected to explosive loads
• new construction partition and structural systems with high impact and explosion energy absorption capacity
• experimental testing and numerical simulations of soil reinforcement under explosive loads
• modelling od dynamic interactions between structures and the ground
• optimising heat insulation and building energy efficiency studies
• collapsible bridge structures as well as road and runway pavements
• identification of transport infrastructure functioning hazards and assessment of the operation process
• expert systems for structure durability assessment
• studies of construction and transport infrastructure resilience in crisis situations
• studies of structural and materials technology solutions for rapid construction, reconstruction and repairs of buildings and special structures in crisis situations

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