Author: Demonitor
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DEMONITOR Project Enhances Research with Advanced Geophysical System MAE X612EM
As part of the DEMONITOR Project, we have acquired a high-performance geophysical system, MAE X612EM, to enhance our research and field investigations. This acquisition is a crucial step in achieving the project’s goal of integrating advanced geophysical techniques for improved landscape monitoring and conservation. The MAE X612EM is a geoelectrical resistivity and induced polarization (IP)…
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DEMONITOR Team Presents Research at STEPGRAD 2024 Conference
The DEMONITOR project team recently participated in the 14th International Conference on Contemporary Theory and Practice in Construction (STEPGRAD 2024), held in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, from June 13 to 14, 2024. This regional conference covered topics in architecture, urban planning, civil engineering, geodesy, and related scientific disciplines, with a particular focus on engineering…
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Successful Installation of OVS Camera During Field Visit
As part of the ongoing efforts within Work Package 2 (Acquisition), a field visit was conducted to advance the project’s planned investigations. This visit served as an extension of the initial trip undertaken in February 2024. During the previous visit, the procurement of the OVS camera, intended for installation, could not be completed, and not…
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First laboratory testing
Featured image: prof. D. Đurić & B. Sretković at the lab (Photo: M. Marjanović) During March 2024, measurements of acoustic P-wave velocity were conducted on prepared rock samples using an ultrasonic device (prof. D. Đurić and B. Sretković). These measurements provide insights into the quality of the rock and its deformation properties, which are crucial…
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Demonitor @ Radio Television of Serbia
The project leader, Professor Dr. Miloš Marjanović, spoke to Serbian state broadcaster RTS about the research and methodological concept of the DeMONITOR project funded by @fondzanauku_rs, its goals and motivations, as well as the significance and sustainability of Đavolja Varoš.
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First terrain campaign!
The initial field investigation for the DEMONITOR project was completed within three days from 25.2.-27.2. 2024. This was the first site visit of a research area out of the planned six days throughout the project duration. The task of this survey was to scan Devil’s Town and its surroundings using a Lidar scanner, aerial photogrammetry,…
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DEMONITOR Project Acquires Slake Durability Apparatus for Advanced Erosion Research
As part of our commitment to understanding and monitoring erosion processes at Devils’ Town, the DEMONITOR Project has acquired a Slake Durability Apparatus— a crucial tool for assessing the weathering resistance of rock materials. This acquisition marks a significant advancement in our research, allowing us to better analyze the durability of the site’s unique geological…
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Project presentation at SGS
On December 21, 2023, the annual assembly of the Serbian Geological Society (SGS) was held at the Faculty of Mining and Geology (University of Belgrade). On this occasion, at the invitation of the Society’s management, the project leader of DEMONITOR, Professor Dr. Miloš Marjanović, had an excellent opportunity to present the basic concept, methodology, and…
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First aid course
Our project team has recently completed a rigorous first aid training course, reinforcing our commitment to project member safety and well-being. Led by Serbian Red Cross certified instructors, the course equipped us with essential skills to address medical emergencies effectively. This training enhances our team’s ability to provide immediate assistance in unforeseen situations, fostering a…
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PRISMA grants awarded
The Science Fund of Republic of Serbia has announced the final lists of projects approved for funding under the PRIZMA program. Over the next three years, the Science Fund will finance 97 projects (out of 660 proposals) involving 898 Serbian scientists from 91 research organizations. The program budget is 25 million euros, with funding secured…