seminar

The center of heritage revival organizes seminar  asrtificial intelligence and keeping archeological heritage

Under the supervision by prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim (the director of the center ) the center of heritage revival /university of Baghdad organizes seminar entitled ( asrtificial intelligence and keeping archeological heritage) in the hall of the center on Monday 14^th/4/2025 , the lecture is presented by assist. Instructor . Emtithal Kadhum Sarhan (one of the center’s center who talked about  Architectural heritage is one of the most important legacies of our ancestors that distinguishes one country’s civilization from another. Along with customs, traditions, and heritage, it represents the civilization of our ancestors. Caring for it and maintaining its character, features, and architectural elements is at the core of our work as historians and heritage engineers working in the field of preserving history and heritage. Today, with urban progress and the modern city of information technology, artificial intelligence has emerged with its modern programs as a revolution in the year of communications and preserving architectural and cultural heritage. The latest artificial intelligence program is the DeepSeek program, which was produced in China and is characterized by speed, supports many languages, accurate results, and is free, which has enabled it to outperform the American program GhatGpt. From this standpoint, we can employ these programs to preserve the elements and features of architectural heritage in terms of form, building materials, and information about the identity of these buildings and their architectural elements, and to create a database that is accessible to researchers, tourists, students, and amateurs. There is also the Mizan program, which was prepared by the holy shrines in Karbala. It is an important program that is familiar with all applications and information related to Iraq, which allows adults to work on it and provide them with information. Specialized in history and architectural heritage, Sarhan added that the program is of great importance in preserving architectural heritage and preserving its elements, features, and stages of development from being lost and preserving it as a national and cultural treasure for future generations. In the conclusion, the director of the center thanked the researcher, wishing her success.