Author: Demonitor
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Field Visit No. 6, location: Devils’ Town
Featured image: Devils Town panorama The last field visit (26-28. March 2026) within the DEMONITOR project framework took place in March and included geotechnical, geophysical, and geodetic investigations and monitoring. All monitoring techniques were deployed to acquire the latest time-split for optimal change detection and comparison between the surface models, potentially providing a good reference…
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Ultra Sound Equipment Acquired for the DEMONITOR Project
Featured image: Ultra Sound Equipment The Ultra Sounding apparatus, which can measure the distribution of direct and shear wave velocities through a rock sample, was procured as an additional asset, after savings have been made during the last year. It has finally arrived, was unpacked, and put to the test by Assoc. Prof. Dragana Đurić…
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Demonitor @ Faculty of Mining and Geology Day
Acknowledgment for promoting science Featured image: Prof. Dr. Miloš Marjanović receiving the Letter of Appreciation from the Faculty of Mining and Geology vice-dean Prof. Dr Kristina Šarić During the celebration of the Faculty of Mining and Geology Day, a ceremony of acknowledging all team leaders who have been granted the National Foundation project within the…
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UNESCO Chair
Featured image: Prof. Abolmasov and Prof. Marjanović in front of the UNESCO headquarters in Paris On the 10th of February 2026, the contract was signed between UNESCO and the University of Belgrade to initiate the UNESCO Chair on Geological hazard and risk mitigation – GeoHARM, for the period of 4 years, hosted at the Faculty…
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Demonitor @ Radio Television of Serbia – Morning News
The project leader, Prof. Dr. Miloš Marjanović, has been interviewed on national television during the morning news on various geological topics, including the Devil’s Town site, where he has updated the general public on site conditions and the latest findings of the DEMONITOR project. Link to the article on the Radio Television of Serbia portal.
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Field Visit No. 5, location: Devils’ Town
Featured image: Demonitor team member Anastasija Martinenko deploying a terrestrial LiDAR scanner for 3D geological modeling at the Đavolja Varoš monument During November 2025, two rounds (15-17.11.2025 & 21-23.11 2025) of geological and geodetic investigations were carried out at the Devils’ Town site, targeted at collecting additional geophysical profiling for the PhD thesis of the…
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New Surveying Equipment Acquired for the DEMONITOR Project
Featured image: Equipment Handover: DEMONITOR Project WP Promotion Leader Prof. Dr. Uroš Đurić taking over the new DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise system at GridX headquarters We are pleased to announce that the DEMONITOR project has successfully expanded its technical capabilities through the acquisition of specialised drone equipment. This new hardware will be instrumental in conducting…
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Field Visit No. 4, location: Devils’ Town
Featured image: Demonitor team (Mileva Samardžić-Petrović, Miloš Marjanović and Zoran Berisavljević are installing the Corner Reflector at the Devils Town site) Another field visit to the Devils’ Town site took place from 24th to 25th of June 2025, with a primary task to establish a signal toward the Satellite Radar Missions, ESA Sentinel-1 in particular.…
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Monitoring Visit from the Science Fund and World Bank Expert
Featured image: PI Prof. Miloš Marjanović demonstrates the work of slake durability Apparatus (photo by Uroš Đurić) As part of the regular monitoring of project implementation, the DEMONITOR Project recently welcomed a monitoring visit from representatives of the Science Fund, accompanied by Professor Anđelka Mihajlov, an environmental protection expert from the World Bank. During the…
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Sarproz Software Acquisition: Advancing Remote Sensing Capabilities
Featured image: Project PI prof. Miloš Marjanović & Prof. Daniele Perssin On February 4, 2025, the Faculty of Mining and Geology welcomed Prof. Daniele Perissin, who delivered the Sarproz software to our research team. This acquisition marks a significant milestone in the advancement of our project, equipping us with cutting-edge tools for advanced remote sensing…