Argyrou, Argyro
Preferred name
Argyrou, Argyro
Translated Name
Αργυρώ Αργυρού
Position
Research Associate
ORCID
Main Affiliation
CUT
Status
staff
Biography
Argyro Argyrou is a PhD candidate at the Department of Civil Engineering and Geomatics at the Cyprus University of Technology. Her research interests include Spatial Analysis, Cartography, Artificial Intelligence, Earth Observation and Geoinformatics for intended for archaeological research and cultural heritage landscapes
She obtained a diploma as a Graphic Arts Technologist at the University of Western Attica and an MSc IN GIS at the University of Leeds - School of Geography where, as part of her thesis, she dealt with the spatial analysis of hereditary genetic diseases in Cyprus (“THE GENETIC HERITABLE DISEASES IN CYPRUS - A SPATIAL ANALYSIS APPROACH"). As an alumnus of the University of Leeds she participates in the Mentoring Scheme of the University with the aim of guiding new students in the field related to Geoinfomatics. At the same time, she is a member of the User Community for Geospatial Authorities as well as at the Earth Observation Cultural Heritage Research Lab of the Cyprus University of Technology.
As part of her PhD, she participates in the program "Innovative survey techniques for detection of surface and sub-surface archaeological remains", in short ENSURE of the Cyprus University of Technology under the guidance of her supervising professor Athos Agapiou.
She obtained a diploma as a Graphic Arts Technologist at the University of Western Attica and an MSc IN GIS at the University of Leeds - School of Geography where, as part of her thesis, she dealt with the spatial analysis of hereditary genetic diseases in Cyprus (“THE GENETIC HERITABLE DISEASES IN CYPRUS - A SPATIAL ANALYSIS APPROACH"). As an alumnus of the University of Leeds she participates in the Mentoring Scheme of the University with the aim of guiding new students in the field related to Geoinfomatics. At the same time, she is a member of the User Community for Geospatial Authorities as well as at the Earth Observation Cultural Heritage Research Lab of the Cyprus University of Technology.
As part of her PhD, she participates in the program "Innovative survey techniques for detection of surface and sub-surface archaeological remains", in short ENSURE of the Cyprus University of Technology under the guidance of her supervising professor Athos Agapiou.