MSc: 2014, Institute of Geological Sciences, University of Wrocław
MSc thesis: Analysis of fault network in elevations and depressions of Weissliegendes top in the Rudna mining area
Email: marcin.olkowicz(at)pgi.gov.pl
Phone: (+48) 71 33 72 091 ext. 145
Research interests:
In 2014, I graduated from the Faculty of Geology, specialization in prospecting Geology. Since spring 2015, I have been working in the Computational Geology Laboratory. So far, I have worked mainly on the analysis of fractures and faults at various scale, their spatial arrangement, internal architecture, and possibility of detection with geophysical methods. In my field practice I use methods based on terrestrial and aerial photogrammetry as well as drone based aeromagnetics. Additionally, I also work in seismology, taking care of maintenance tasks and development of the S9 seismic network. My primary interests include topics related to brittle tectonics its detection and description of discontinuous structures using modern measurement methods. My other areas of interest also include 3D point cloud analysis, photography and image analysis, as well as shallow geophysics, cartography, GIS, broadly defined spatial analysis in geology, and the analysis of measurement data.
Publications:
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Nawrocki, J., Olkowicz, M., Petecki, Z., Bazarnik, J., & Czarnecka, W. (2026). Magnetic image of the Ezcurra Inlet (King George Island, Western Antarctica) and its geological interpretation. Polish Polar Research, 47(1-2), 1-12
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Sobczyk A., Worobiec E., Olkowicz M., Szczygieł J., 2024. Mid-Miocene onset of the NE Bohemian Massif (SW Poland, Europe) growth, landscape evolution, and paleoenvironmental changes unraveled using paleokarst sediment palynology, Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, Vol. 640, 112107.
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Olkowicz, M., Bobek, K., Jarosiński, M., Pachytel, R., 2021. Comparison of joint sets orientation in the Lower Paleozoic shales exposed in Scania (SW Sweden) and concealed in N Poland: a multi-methodological approach. Geological Quarterly, 65(4), 63.
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Olkowicz, M., Dabrowski, M., Pluymakers, A., 2019. Focus stacking photogrammetry for micro-scale roughness reconstruction: a methodological study. Photogrammetric Record, 34(165), pp. 11–35.