Chairi Kiourt

Dr. Chairi Kiourt

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Academic Career Length

15Years (2012-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 November 2016 in Journal of Cultural Heritage
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Chairi KiourtChairi Kiourt
Chairi Kiourt
AKAnestis Koutsoudis
Anestis Koutsoudis
George PavlidisGeorge Pavlidis
George Pavlidis

11 January 2022 in Sustainability
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George PavlidisGeorge Pavlidis
George Pavlidis
Alexandra SolomouAlexandra Solomou
Alexandra Solomou
SSSpyridoula Stamouli
Spyridoula Stamouli
VPVassilis Papavassiliou
Vassilis Papavassiliou
KKKosmas Kritsis
Kosmas Kritsis
MPMichael Papadopoulos
Michael Papadopoulos
Tourism is a phenomenon that dates back to ancient times. Ancient Greek philosophers recognised, adopted, and promoted the concept of rest-based tourism. Ecotourism is a particular type of tourism that connects with activities that take place in nature, without harming it, along with the herbal and animal wealth. According to estimates, the global ecotourism industry is currently booming due to various reasons, and it is becoming an important factor of sustainable regional development. This article presents the vision, work, and outcomes of project AdVENt, a project focusing natively in sustainable ecotourism through natural science and technological innovation. AdVENt’s study area includes the National Parks of Oiti (or Oeta) and Parnassus in Central Greece, where there is a remarkable native flora with a high endemism rate integrated with areas of cultural value and national and European hiking routes and paths of varying difficulty.

24 July 2020
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Chairi KiourtChairi Kiourt
Chairi Kiourt
GPGeorge Pavlidis
George Pavlidis
SMStella Markantonatou
Stella Markantonatou

1 December 2020 in Machine Learning with Applications
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GSGeorge Sidiropoulos
George Sidiropoulos
Chairi KiourtChairi Kiourt
Chairi Kiourt
Lefteris MoussiadesLefteris Moussiades
Lefteris Moussiades

1 September 2015
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Chairi KiourtChairi Kiourt
Chairi Kiourt
Anestis KoutsoudisAnestis Koutsoudis
Anestis Koutsoudis
FAFotis Arnaoutoglou
Fotis Arnaoutoglou
GPGeorgia Petsa
Georgia Petsa
SMStella Markantonatou
Stella Markantonatou
George PavlidisGeorge Pavlidis
George Pavlidis
Continuous developments in the web and computer technologies along with an increasing availability of game engines contribute to an expansion of techniques that bridge culture and education with gaming. In addition, open linked data technologies pave the way towards the semantic web of the future by exploiting the abundance in data availability. In this work we present an innovative and content-dynamic web-based framework, which relies and exploits the rich content of distributed web cultural resources and supports the creation of custom virtual exhibitions for cultural and educational purposes based on gaming technologies.

16 June 2023 in Data
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IKIOANNIS KARAMANLIS
IOANNIS KARAMANLIS
AKAlexandros Kokkalis
Alexandros Kokkalis
VPVassilios Profillidis
Vassilios Profillidis
GBGeorge N. Botzoris
George N. Botzoris
Chairi KiourtChairi Kiourt
Chairi Kiourt
George PavlidisGeorge Pavlidis
George Pavlidis
Black spot identification, a spatiotemporal phenomenon, involves analysing the geographical location and time-based occurrence of road accidents. Typically, this analysis examines specific locations on road networks during set time periods to pinpoint areas with a higher concentration of accidents, known as black spots. By evaluating these problem areas, researchers can uncover the underlying causes and reasons for increased collision rates, such as road design, traffic volume, driver behaviour, weather, and infrastructure. However, challenges in identifying black spots include limited data availability, data quality, and assessing contributing factors. Additionally, evolving road design, infrastructure, and vehicle safety technology can affect black spot analysis and determination. This study focused on traffic accidents in Greek road networks to recognize black spots, utilizing data from police and government-issued car crash reports. The study produced a publicly available dataset called Black Spots of North Greece (BSNG) and a highly accurate identification method.