Geospatial and remote sensing analysis for earthquake risk management: The case study of Ancient Olympia archaeological site. 

A comprehensive earthquake risk management plan for Ancient Olympia, one of Greece's most visited archaeological sites, has been developed using advanced geospatial and remote sensing techniques. The study identifies ground deformation vulnerabilities through multi-temporal InSAR analysis of Sentinel-1 satellite data, revealing areas at higher risk during seismic events in the tectonically active Western Peloponnese region. By integrating detailed thematic information layers with ground instability data, the research provides actionable insights for efficient evacuation and reconstruction strategies, crucial for protecting this UNESCO World Heritage Site from geohazards. The findings underscore the importance of preparedness and emergency management in safeguarding cultural heritage in seismically vulnerable zones.

Alatza, S., Stasinos, N., Stathopoulos, N., Papakonstantinou, M., Tsoutsos, M.-C., & Kontoes, C. (2025). Geospatial and remote sensing analysis for earthquake risk management: The case study of Ancient Olympia archaeological site.  https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu24-18643