Giorgos Gkiatas is a forester and a graduate student in the Master Program “Man and Water” of the Department of Forest and Natural Management Sciences, International Hellenic University, Greece. His MSc. thesis is related to UAVs application to evaluate the hydro-geomorphological characteristics of torrents by developing indices and hydrologic modeling. His Bachelor degree received in 2017 from the previous named Department of Forestry and Natural Environment Management in Eastern Macedonia and Thrace Institute of Technology, Greece (now International Hellenic University). He has work experience in research projects funded both by National or European Union’s programs. His research interests are focused on water systems measurements, erosion monitoring, water modeling and UAVs application. Finally, he is a member of the UNESCO Chair Con-E-Ect hosted in Drama, Greece by the International Hellenic University.