Emeritus Professor,
National Technical University of Athens (NTUA).
FORMER ACADEMIC POSITION
EDUCATION
Diploma in Civil Engineering and Diploma in Rural & Surveying
Engineering (NTUA). MSc. in
Engineering Rock Mechanics (1982, University of London, Supervisor Dr. J.W.
Bray), DIC in Engineering Rock Mechanics (1983, Imperial College of Science and
Technology, London), Thesis title: “Nuclear
Waste Repositories; Prediction of Transient Temperature Distribution”. PhD
in Applied Mechanics (1989, NTUA, Supervisor Prof. P.S. Theocaris), Thesis
title: “Influence of Cracks in the stress
distribution in bodies under compression; Applications in Rock mechanics”.
ACADEMIC VISITOR
Emeritus Member of IGT
(Institute for Geotechnical Engineering), ETH Zurich.
On Sabbatical Leave from 14th
February until 31th July 2011:
in Cyprus University of
Technology, Civil Engineering Department (Prof. T. Onoufriou)
(21/02–12/03), Durham University
(21/03 – 31/03), Institute of Hazard, Risk and Resilience (Prof. D. Petley), University of Cambridge (01/04-14/04),
Geotechnical Group (Prof. K. Soga), ETH
Zurich (01/06–15/07), Prof. S. Springman, Dr. J. Laue).
Bilateral cultural relationships UK & Greece
2003: Visitor of Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine
and Durham University.
2007: Visitor of Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine,
Edinburgh University and Glasgow University.
Erasmus project
1995: Visitor of Durham University.
EVALUATION COMMITTEES
NTUA (schools of Rural & Surveying Eng., Civil Eng., Mining &
Metallurgy Eng., Applied Mathematics & Physical Sciences), Member of the
Evaluation Committees for Faculty positions.
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUT), Member of the Evaluation Committees for Faculty positions
(Departments of Rural & Surveying Eng. and Geology).
Cyprus University of Technology, (2011), Member of the Evaluation Committee for the Faculty Position in
the specialization Transport or Geotechnics, Department of Civil Engineering
and Geomatics.
Frederick University, Cyprus (2016), Member of the Evaluation Committee for Faculty position.
Reviewer for the
National Research Foundation’s Reviews and Evaluation directorate, South
Africa (2016).
EDITORIAL BOARDS
Member of the Editorial Board of Computers
and Geotechnics
REVIEWER
Computers and Geotechnics: Outstanding reviewer (2013-2014), reviewer of Excellence (2015).
Reviewer of the Journals: International Journal of Rock Mechanics,
Mining Sciences & Geomechanics Abstracts (Elsevier), Geotechnical and
Geological Engineering - an International Journal (Springer), Rock Mechanics
and Rock Engineering (Springer), Neural Computing and Applications (Springer),
Applied Ocean Research (Elsevier), Engineering Geology (Elsevier), Bulletin of
Engineering Geology and the Environment (Springer), The Journal of Zhejiang
University A (Springer), Arabian Journal of Science & Engineering
(Springer).
Reviewer
of Scientific proposals: Austrian
Science Fund, Schweizerischer Nationalfonds
zur Foerderung der Wissenschaftlichen Forschung, Institute for the advancement of research,
Cyprus (2015).
Reviewer of Books: Reviewer of two textbooks on Structural Mechanics of CRC press.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
A Consulting
Steep – Reinforced earth high embankments (H
> 55 m) in Egnatia Highway, Earth Dams up to 60 m
high, Stress analysis of Tunnels, Foundations of tall buildings, Foundations of
Bridges, Foundation of hydraulic structures. Former co-operation with PANGAEA
LTD, YDRETME LTD, Omikron & Kappa Consulting S.A.
& EDAFOMICHANIKI S.A. engineering companies. Rock Mechanics expert in
High-Point Rendel bit for OSE & ERGAOSE tenders
for new lines to Pindus.
B) Analytical & Computational Skills
Analytical solution of the plastic zone formation around shallow
circular tunnels problem. Analytical solution of multi-steps
reinforced earth embankments
Supervisor
of Software development:
• Educational
software tools for Soil and Rock Mechanics, Tunnels and Embankments (PhD S. Kozanis, PhD I. Stratakos, PhD E.
Kapogianni)
· Development of a 3-D FEM code for non-linear analysis with emphasis on
underground works (PhD S. Kozanis)
• Development
of the “Landslide Hazard Estimation Tool” in GIS environment (PhD M. Ferentinou, MSc S. Charalambous)
• Development
of the “3-D Rockfall” computational tool in GIS
environment (MSc S. Charalambous)
C) Laboratory Experience
• Director
of Structural Mechanics & Engineering Structures Laboratory, (1997-2011,
NTUA)
• PIV
& DIC experimental methods of stress analysis.
• Experimental
optical method of Caustics.
• Electrical
Strain gauges and Optical Fiber strain sensors.
D) Membership of professional societies
Representative of the Greek section of ISSMGE in International Committee
on Geotechnics of Soil Erosion TC33 (2006-2010) and Joint Technical Committee
JTC2 of ISSMGE & IAEG on the topic “Representation of Geo-Engineering Data
in Electronic Form” (Member 2006-2010, Associate Member 2011- ).
American
Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE, Member 1995 - 2016), Engineering Mechanics
Institute (ASCE, Member 1995-2016), British Geotechnical Society, Institute of
Civil Engineers (BGS, ÉCE, Member, 1982-), The Offshore Engineering Society,
Int. Society of Rock Mechanics (ISRM, Member 1982-), International Society of
Soil Mechanics & Geotechnical Engineering (ISSMGE, Member 1982-), Int. Geosynthetic Society (IGS, Member).
E) Participation in Conference committees
Member of
the scientific committee of the International Symposium "Engineering
Geology and the Environment", Athens, June 1997, Member of the Organizing
committee of the International Symposium
"Technology in Ancient Greece", in co-operation with Imperial
College of Science and Technology, Delphi, September 1977. Member
of the scientific committee of the 4th Panhellenic
Conference of Geotechnical & Geoenvironmental
Mechanics, 2001.
Organization of the Seminar “Integrated modelling
of landslide hazards - how far can we usefully go?” NTUA & British Council, Athens, October 2003
(Prof. M.G. Anderson-Bristol). The 2006 IASME/WSEAS International
Conference on: WATER RESOURCES, HYDRAULICS & HYDROLOGY, Chalkis,
Evia Island, Greece, May 8-10, 2006, 2nd Panhellenic conference of rural & surveying engineers,
December 2006.
International Symposium on Advances in Ground Technology and
Geo-Information (IS-AGTG), Member of the International Scientific Committee
(ISC), 2011. XV European Conference
on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, Athens, 2011 (reviewer).
ICITG 2014, 2nd International Conference on Information
Technology in Geo-Engineering. Member, International Advisory Committee
(Durham UK, 2014)
ACADEMIC CURRICULUM
NTUA Formal duties include:
·
Director of the Laboratory of Structural
Mechanics and Engineering Structures NTUA (1997 – 2011).
·
Director of the Division of Infrastructure
Works & Rural Development, School of Rural & Surveying Eng., (6
academic years: 2002-2003 to 2007-2008). Member of the Executive Board of the
Centre for the Assessment of Natural Hazards and Proactive Planning of the
School of Rural & Surveying Engineering (2005 – 2011).
·
Member of the Special Scientific &
Administrative Committee of the Postgraduate Course “Environment &
Development” (2011- 2012).
·
Member of the National Advisory Board for
Sustainable Construction in Public and Private Works (participation of
representatives of the Parliament, of University Departments, of Research
bodies and Engineering bodies) (2006-2009).
·
Associate Member of the Center of
Educational Research (2009 – 2010).
·
Member of the Senate Committee of Basic
Research, NTUA (2010 – 2014).
·
Member of the Senate Committee of
Institutions and Strategy, NTUA (2009 -2014)
·
Member of the Rector’s Election Committee (NTUA,
2014)
Academic
Employment History
Research Interests
Analytical, Computational and Experimental methods
of stress analysis, Analytical and Computational methods of Underground
Excavations, Rock Mechanics, Fractal Geometry applied in
quantifying rock surface topography, Rock Fracture in terms of Complexity,
Hazard and Vulnerability analysis of Natural Catastrophes in GIS
environment, Application of Computational Intelligence in
Geotechnical Engineering, 3-D Seismic Analysis of Rockfalls in GIS, Seismic
and rainfall induced landslides, Seismic design of reinforced
earth high embankments with the criterion of permanent seismic-induced
displacements, Static and Dynamic Monitoring of structures by using
combined geomatic (GPS – Laser Scanning - Photogrammetry) and experimental mechanics methods
(Strain gauges – Fiber Optics Sensors – Digital Image Correlation – Particle
Image Velocimetry).
Research income
As Scientific Responsible
“Design guidelines of reinforced earth soil
embankments for static and seismic loading”, EDAFOMICHANIKI, (2003),
8260.00 €
“Investigation of Landslide Hazard using
Neural Networks in a GIS environment”, Basic research program “THALES”
funded by NTUA, (2003 – 2004), 4400.00 €
“Computational and Experimental study of the
fractal character of rock surfaces”, EPEAEK – HERAKLEITOS program co-funded
by European Social Funds (75%) & National Resources (25%), (2003 – 2005),
33000.00 €
“The influence of earthquakes and rainfalls to the Landslide phenomenon. Investigation by using IT”, EPEAEK –
PYTHAGORAS program co-funded by European Social Funds (75%) & National Resources
(25%), (2005 – 2006), 90000.00 €
“Reinforced
slope safety evaluation and design due to seismic loading, based on the
determination of the critical slip surface using acceptability criteria”,
GEOSYNTHETIC INSTITUTE (GSI), PhD Fellowship, (2008–2011), 13637.68 €
“Monitoring data of topographic measurements
of PPC mines (slope excavation displacements). Database construction for direct
access, processing and visualization of topographic measurements results”,
Public Power Corporation, (2012 – 2013), 25070.00 €
“Investigation
of structural integrity of Acropolis of Athens walls against seismic actions
via combined monitoring with fiber optic sensors and accelerometers”, Latsis Foundation, (2015),
12000.00 €.
As participant
“Development
of a Decision Support System in East Attica Prefecture”, INTERREG IIIC-
SIPROCI, Interregional response to natural and man-made catastrophes, (2005),
30000.00 €
Theses supervisor of other European Universities
A)
University of Durham: Erasmus, Four MSc students, “Advanced course in Engineering
Geology”, School of Engineering (1994, 2003),
B)
King’s College, University of London, MSc thesis second examiner, Department of Mathematics,
Information Processing and Neural Networks (2000).
PhD Supervisor
1)
(2002), Kozanis S. “Contribution to the study of rock
mass as a continuum of a non-linear anisotropic behaviour
with FEM. Application in Underground Works”. (Supported by
scholarship).
2)
(2004), Ferentinou M., “Assessment of Landslide Hazard
with Neural Networks in GIS Environment”. (Supported by basic
research project THALES, NTUA).
3)
(2008), Stratakos I., “Computational and Experimental
Study of the Fractal Behaviour of Rock Surfaces”.
(Supported by basic research project HERAKLEITOS)
4) (2013)
Kapogianni E., “Analytical, computational and
experimental study of Geosynthetic Reinforcement of
soil slopes under seismic conditions”, Geosynthetic
Institute (GSI) Fellow, 2008-9, 2009-10, 2010-11, Swiss Government Scholarship for
experimental study in ETHZ, (2008-2009).
5) Massinas S., “Analytical and computational
study of stress field around shallow tunnels” (to be presented, 2016).
Postdoc research supervisor
1.
Dr. Maria Ferentinou (2005-2007): Post-Doc
Researcher title: “The Influence of seismic action and rainfall in landslide
phenomena – Investigation using method of Informatics”, EPAEK, PYTHAGORAS
Co-funded by European Social funds (75%) and National Resources (25%) Budget:
90000 €
http://pythagoras.ntua.gr/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=232&Itemid=242
2.
Dr. Maria Ferentinou (2008-2009): Post-Doc
Research fellow, State Scholarship Foundation ÉÊÕ, Title: “A Holistic approach
for optimum landslide research management”, Budget:7800 €
3.
Dr. Elena Kapogianni (2014-2016): Post-Doc
Researcher fellow, State Scholarship Foundation (IKY): “Investigation of
monitoring systems for optimum design of smart structures - Application in
reinforced earth embankments”, Budget: 31800.00 €.
4.
Dr. C. Athanassas (2015-2016): "Experimental
and computational study of landsliding phenomena in terms of complexity".
Selection of Papers-Communications
(only papers in English)
1.
E. Kapogianni, M. Sakellariou, J. Laue, “Experimental
Investigation of Reinforced Soil Slopes in a Geotechnical Centrifuge with the
Use of Optical Fibre Sensors”, Geotechnical and Geological
Engineering, Springer, First Online: 21 November 2016, doi: 10.1007/s10706-016-0127-2.
2.
E. Kapogianni,
I. Kalogeras, P. N. Psarropoulos,
S. Giokaris & M. G. Sakellariou, "Structural health monitoring of the
Athenian Acropolis' Walls via optical fibre sensors, accelerographs and numerical simulations", 10th
International Conference on Structural Analysis of Historic Constructions,
(SAHC) Leuven, Belgium, September 2016
3.
E. Kapogianni, M. Sakellariou, J. Laue, S.M.
Springman, "Investigation of the mechanical behaviour
of the interface between soil and reinforcement via experimental and numerical modelling", 3rd International Conference on
Transportation Geotechnics, Guimaraes,
Portugal, September 2016, Procedia
Engineering, Vol. 143, pp. 419-426.
4.
E. Kapogianni,
I. Kalogeras, P. N. Psarropoulos,
S. Giokaris, A. Raftopoulos
& M. G. Sakellariou, "Monitoring
of the Athenian Acropolis Walls via Optical Fibre
Sensors and Accelerographs", ANCRiSST
Presentation Day in International Conference on Smart Infrastructure and Construction
(ICSIC), Cambridge, June 2016.
5.
A. A. Antoniou, P. N. Psarropoulos,
M. Trimintziou & M.G. Sakellariou, "Seismic analysis and design of offshore
pipelines", 11th Pipeline Technology Conference, Berlin, Germany, 2016.
6.
Trimintziou M., Sakellariou M., Psarropoulos Pr., “Designing Offshore Pipelines facing the geohazard of active seismic faults”, International Journal
of Civil, Environmental, Structural, Construction and Architectural
Engineering, 9(6), 760-769 (2015).
7.
Ferentinou M., Sakellariou M.,
“Introduction of an objective Matrix coding method for rock engineering systems
through self organizing maps”, 13th ISRM Congress 2015 Proceedings
– Int’l Symposium on Rock Mechanics-ISBN: 978-1-926872-25-4, paper no. 854,
Montreal, Canada, May 2015.
8.
Mitsakaki Ch., Michael G. Sakellariou,
Demitris Tsinas, "A
study of the crust stress field for the Aegean region (Greece)", Tectonophysics, (2013), 597-598, pp. 55-72.
9.
Rondoyanni Th., Sakellariou M., Baskoutas J., Christodoulou N., "Evaluation of active
faulting and earthquake secondary effects in Lefkada
Island, Ionian Sea, Greece: an overview, (2012) Natural Hazards, 61
(2012) 843-860.
10.
Maria Ferentinou,
Thomas Hasiotis, Michael
Sakellariou, "Application of computational intelligence tools for the
analysis of marine geotechnical properties in the head of Zakynthos
canyon", Greece, Computers & Geosciences , 40 (2012)
166-174.
11.
Mitsakaki C., Th. Rondoyanni, D. Anastasiou,
K. Papazissi, A. Marinou, M. Sakellariou,"Static stress changes and
fault interactions in Lefkada Island, Western
Greece", Journal of Geodynamics, (2012), vol. 67, pp. 53-61.
12.
Matziaris V., Ferentinou M., Sakellariou M., "Elaboration of a high-dimensional database of
unsaturated soils using artificial neural networks", 2nd European Conference on Unsatuturated Soils E-UNSAT 2012, Unsaturated
Soils, Research and Applications, Napoli, Italy, June 2012.
13.
E. Kapogianni, M. Sakellariou, J. Laue,
"Numerical Modelling of Centrifuge Tests on
Reinforced Slopes", 5th European Geosynthetics
Congress EuroGeo5, Valenzia, September 2012.
14.
Ferentinou M., Karymbalis E., Charou
E., M. Sakellariou (2011) “Using Self Organizing Maps in Applied Geomorphology”, Book Chapter 15, in J.I. Mwasiagi (ed.) Self
Organizing Maps – Applications and Novel Algorithm Design,
978-953-307-546-4, InTech Publisher pp. 273-298.
15.
Ioannis K. Chatjigeorgiou, Stefanos
Katifeoglou, Michael
G. Sakellariou, Spyros A. Mavrakos, Interaction
of suspended pipelines with sea bottom in deep water applications, (2011) 7th
European Nonlinear Dynamics Conference (ENOC 2011), 24-29 July 2011,
Rome, Italy.
16.
Massinas S., M. Sakellariou (2010):
“Feasibility study for tunnel-building interaction by using the analytic
solution for a circular tunnel in an elastic-plastic half space”, Proceedings
of the International Geotechnical Conference, Petrukhin,
Ulitsky, Kolybin, Lisyuk, Kholmyansky (eds.) "Geotechnical
Challenges in Megacities", Moscow, June 2010, Vol. 3, pp 751-757,
GRF 190005, St. Petersburg.
17.
E. Kapogianni, J. Laue, M.G.
Sakellariou, S.M. Springman (2010): “The use of optical fibre
sensors in a geotechnical centrifuge for reinforced slopes”, 7th International
Conference on Physical Modelling in Geotechnics
(ICPMG 2010, Zűrich), in Physical Modelling
in Geotechnics - Springman, Laue & Seward (eds.), Taylor &
Francis, London, pp. 343-348.
18.
E. Kapogianni,
J. Laue, M.G. Sakellariou, (2010):
“Reinforced slope modelling in a geotechnical centrifuge”,
7th International Conference on Physical Modelling in
Geotechnics (ICPMG 2010, Zűrich), in Physical Modelling
in Geotechnics - Springman, Laue & Seward (eds.), Taylor &
Francis, London, pp. 1125-1130.
19.
M.D. Ferentinou, T. Hasiotis, M.G. Sakellariou
(2009): "Clustering of geotechnical properties of marine sediments through
self-organizing maps - an example from the Zakynthos
Canyon - Valley system, Greece", Fourth
International Symposium on Submarine Mass Movements and their Consequences,
Austin, Texas, November, 2009. in D.C. Mosher et al. (eds.), Submarine Mass
Movements and Their Consequences, Advances in Natural and Technological Hazards
Research, Vol. 28, pp 43-54, Springer Science + Business Media B.V.(2010).
20.
S. Massinas and M. Sakellariou (2009): “Closed form
solution for plastic zone formation around a circular tunnel in half-space
obeying Mohr-Coulomb criterion”, Géotechnique.
10/2009; 59(8):691-701.
21.
V. Gikas and M. Sakellariou (2008): “Stability
Analysis of Mornos Earth Dam (Greece): Evidence from
Numerical Modelling and Geodetic Monitoring”, Engineering
Structures, 11/2008;
30(11):3074-3081.
22.
E. Kapogianni and M. Sakellariou (2008):
"Comparison of an Analytical Solution for Multi-Step Reinforced Soil
Slopes with Conventional Numerical Methods", EuroGeo 4, 4th European Geosynthetics
Conference, Edinburgh, September 2008.
23.
V. Gikas and M.Sakellariou
(2008): "Horizontal deflection analysis of a large earthen Dam by means of
Geodetic and Gotechnical methods", 13th FIG Symposium on "Deformation
Measurements and Analysis" & 4th IAG Symposium on "Geodesy for Geotechnical and Structural
Engineering", Lisbon,May
2008.
24.
Kapsampeli Aik. and
Sakellariou M. (2007): “Use of artificial neural networks for the
prediction of tunneling-induced ground
movements in urban area”, in "Underground Space: Expanding the
Frontiers", 11th ACUUS (Associated Research Centers for Urban Underground Space )
conference, Athens , 10-13 September 2007.
25.
Charalambous S., Sakellariou M (2007): "GIS-Based
Hazard Assessment in Support ïf Decision
making", 11th International
Conference of International Society of Rock Mechanics (ISRM), Special
Session on Rockfalls, Lisbon, June, 2007
26.
Charalambous S., Sakellariou M., (2007) “Estimation of
Rock Fall Hazard using a GIS-Based Three-Dimensional
Rock Fall Simulation Model”, Bulletin
of the Geological Society of Greece vol. XXX×, 1934-1946.
27.
Matziaris V., Ferentinou M., Karanasiou S., Angelopoulou O.
and Sakellariou M., (2007) “Landslide Hazard analysis – A case study in Kerasia village (prefecture of Carditsa)”,
Bulletin of the Geological Society of
Greece vol. XXX×, 1710-1721.
28.
M.
D. Ferentinou and M.G. Sakellariou (2007): “Computational Intelligence tools for the
prediction of slope performance”, Invited paper in “Computers and Geotechnics”,
Special Issue on “Biologically Inspired and other Novel Computing Techniques in
Geomechanics”, 34(5), pp. 362-384.
29. Massinas S., Sakellariou
M. (2006): “A parametric study of the tunneling induced surface settlements
under 3D conditions”, Proceedings 2nd Intern. Conf.: “From Scientific Computing to
Computational Engineering”, D. Tsahalis (ed.).
30.
C. Mitsakaki, K.
Papazissi, M.
Sakellariou, A. Marinou, D. Tsinas
(2006): “Coulomb Stress Changes in the Gulf of Corinth (Greece) for the
1992-1995 Period”, 3rd IAG Symposium on Geodesy for Geotechnical and Structural
Engineering and 12th FIG Symposium on Deformation Measurements.
31.
Sakellariou M.G., Ferentinou
M.D. (2005): “A study of slope stability prediction using neural networks”, Geotechnical
and Geological Engineering. An International Journal, 23, pp 419-445.
32. Ferentinou M., M.
Sakellariou (2005): “Assessing landslide hazard on medium and large scales,
using self-organizing maps”, in “Landslide Risk Management”, Hungr, Fell, Couture and Eberhardt
(eds.), Joint 2005 International Conference on Landslide Risk Management/18th
Annual Vancouver Geotechnical Society Symposium, Taylor & Francis,
pp. 639-648.
33. V. Matziaris, M. Ferentinou, Sakellariou M., (2005): “Slope
Stability Assessment in Unsaturated Soils under Rainfall Conditions”, "International
Workshop in Geoenvironment and Geotechnics
(GEOENV2005)", Agioutantis & Komnitsas (eds.), Milos 2005, pp.
91-97.
34.
Mitsakaki Ch. , M. Sakellariou, D. Tsinas, A. Marinou (2005):
“Assessment of Coulomb Stress Changes Associated with the 1995 Aigion Earthquake in the Gulf of Corinth (Greece)”, International
Symposium on Geodetic Deformation Monitoring: From Geophysical to Engineering
Roles, Jaen (Spain), in Geosciences and Geophysics/Geodesy, Vol. 131, Springer, pp 172-180.
35.
Matziaris V., M. Sakellariou (2005):
“Modeling the effect of rainfall in unsaturated slopes”, IASME Transactions, Issue
3, Vol. 2, May 2005, pp. 442-447.
36.
Sakellariou M (2005): “Seismic Stability of Reinforced
Slopes Based on the Assessment of Permanent Displacement”, Invited paper in Ovidius University Annals Series: Civil Engineering,
Vol. 1, No 7, 61-68.
37. Matziaris V., M.
Sakellariou (2005): “Slope stability in Unsaturated Soils under Static and
Rainfall Conditions”, Invited paper in Ovidius
University Annals Series: Civil Engineering Vol. 1, No 7, 103-110.
38. Kozanis S., Ì.
Sakellariou (2004): "Coupling Geographical Information Systems with
Finite Element Analysis", Proceedings 1st Intern. Conf.: “From
Scientific Computing to Computational Engineering”, D. Tsahalis (ed.),
Vol. 1, pp 407-414.
39. Sakellariou M, D. Katsaris (2004): "Crack Propagation in Specimens with
pre-existing Slit and Crack under Uniaxial
Compression-Numerical Modelling", Proceedings
1st Intern. Conf.: “From Scientific Computing to Computational Engineering”, D.
Tsahalis (ed.), Vol. 1, pp. 415-421.
40. M. Ferentinou, M. Sakellariou (2003): "Slope stability estimation using
GIS", In: Rosenbaum MS, Turner AK (eds.) Characterization of the Shallow
Subsurface: Implications for Urban Infrastructure and Environmental Assessment, Springer-Verlag, Duesseldorf,
135-140.
41. Massinas B., Sakellariou
M (2002): “Analytical modeling of the stress concentration problem at the
tip of a tectonic crack”, 11th WEGENER Assembly, Athens.
42.
Sakellariou M. G., M. D. Ferentinou (2001): ‘GIS-Based
Estimation of Slope Stability’, Natural Hazards Review (ASCE), 2,
pp. 12-21.
43. Sklavounos P. and M. Sakellariou (1995): “Intelligent classification of Rock Masses”,
in Applications of Artificial
Intelligence in Engineering X, eds. R.A. Adey, G. Rzevski and C. Tasso, Proceedings of the 10th International
Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Engineering, Udine, Italy
1995, pp. 387-393.
44.
Sakellariou M., B. Nakos and C. Mitsakaki
(1991): “On the Fractal Character of Rock Surfaces”, Int. Jnl. of Rock Mech. Min.
Sci. & Geomech. Abstr., 28, pp.
527-533.
45.
Theocaris P.S., M. Sakellariou (1991): “A correction Model for the Incompatible
Deformation of the Shear Internal Crack”, Engng. Fracture Mechanics, 38, pp.
231-240.
46.
Theocaris P.S., M. Sakellariou (1991): “Crack propagation in brittle materials
under Compressive Stresses studied by Caustics”, Jnl. of Materials Science,
26, pp. 1640-1646.
47.
Theocaris P.S., M. Sakellariou (1990): “Cracks and slits in Compression and Shear:
an Experimental study”, Acta Mechanica, 85, pp. 55-70.
Scholarships & Awards
State Foundation
of Scholarships (IKY – 1974), British Council Scholarship for postgraduate
studies at Imperial College London (1981-1982). British Council and State
Foundation of Scholarships support for participation to the bilateral program
of academic visits in UK (2003 & 2007).
Inclusion
in the Marquis Who’s Who in the World (1998- ), Marquis Who’s Who in
Engineering (1998- ), Cambridge Biographical Institute, Who is Who in Greece (2014 - ).