Mapping and monitoring subtle ground deformation in Sindos, Greece, with high precision digital leveling

Author:

Kalaitzis PanagiotisORCID,Mouratidis AntoniosORCID,Vladenidis Polyvios,Ampatzidis Dimitrios,Moshopoulos Georgios,Domakinis Christos,Pantazopoulou Zoe,Karadimou Georgia,Perivolioti Triantafyllia-Maria,Terzopoulos Dimitrios,Giataganas Evaggelos,Foumelis Michael,Soulakellis Nikolaos,Katsampalos Konstantinos-Vasileios

Abstract

Several studies have focused on the ground displacement phenomena in the broader area of the Thessaloniki Plain, Greece. Although there is a general consensus on the diachronic occurrence of subsidence, there have been recent studies that also report considerable uplifts. In order to resolve some of these ambiguities and to further study and monitor the area, new, high-accuracy leveling measurements were conducted during 2018–2020 in the vicinity of the town of Sindos. Findings indicate a total vertical displacement of up to about −15 mm, whereas the continuation of a clear overall subsidence tendency rather than uplift has been verified.

Publisher

Charles University in Prague, Karolinum Press

Subject

General Earth and Planetary Sciences,Geography, Planning and Development

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