Agnieszka Malinowska

I received my Master’s in Geodesy and Cartography with a focus on Geology and Mining Engineering from AGH University of Science and Technology in 2005. In 2009, I completed my Ph.D. on risk assessment methods for surface structures affected by mining. Since 2009, I have led research and teaching at AGH University in geohazard and environmental risk assessment. I also served as a Visiting Lecturer at Curtin University in 2010. In 2024, I was appointed Full Professor at AGH University, continuing my research on geohazards in transformed areas.

My research aims to develop innovative solutions for enhancing safety in areas affected by natural and anthropogenic phenomena. I utilize advanced techniques such as artificial intelligence, data mining, statistical methods, ground movement modeling, remote displacement measurements, classical geodetic measurements, and GIS.

I am an active member of UNESCO’s LASSII (Land Subsidence International Initiative), contributing to global research on subsidence hazards, and I represent Poland in the International Society for Mine Surveying, where I collaborate with global experts to advance the field.

As I continue to teach and conduct research, my focus remains on developing novel solutions to improve safety in geohazard-prone areas. I am committed to combining theoretical advancements with practical applications to address critical environmental challenges..