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Climate Change Threatening Arts & Heritage | Omar Al-Hosseiny | TEDxAlexandriaUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:06
اهلا بحضراتكم طيب انا شايف التايتل مكتوب فيه كلام ايجابي كتير جدا زي كلايمتينج مثلا طارت مناخيه كلمه لا هي مش ايجابيه بصراحه لكن في كلاماني ايجابي شايفه فن شايف فيه تراث شايف في اسكندريه تخيل كلنا بنحب اسكندريه اناسال سؤال بب ان احنا هنا في اسكندريه وجامعه اسكندريه كم واحد هنا من اسكندريه سؤال غير المنطقي ده عرف انا هنزل ليه لان انا مش من اسكندريه دي اول معلومه تعرفوها عني انا فعلا مش من اسكندريه ولكن انا بحب اسكندريه جدا وفي نفس الوقت انا جاي اكلمكم على حاجه تخصها انا جاي اكلمكم عن يوم الرعب ده اليوم اللي ...
Tutelare i Beni Culturali con l'AI | Claudia Masciulli & Paolo Mazzanti | TEDxRovigo
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-07 15:36
Cultural Heritage Preservation Challenges - Current monitoring efforts are insufficient, with a single monitoring cycle for 50,000 cultural assets potentially taking over 6 years [7] - Resource prioritization leads to unequal attention for cultural assets, similar to triage in emergency medicine [8][9] - Traditional methods for cultural heritage management face delays due to budget constraints, specialist availability, and authorization processes [12][13] Technological Opportunities - Digital tools, including AI, can analyze thousands of images simultaneously to detect subtle changes and anomalies in cultural assets, reducing analysis time from months to near-instantaneous [17] - Smartphones with high-resolution cameras (e.g., 48 megapixel) can capture details often invisible to the naked eye [21] - The widespread use of smartphones presents an opportunity to create a distributed, real-time monitoring network for cultural heritage [22][23] Citizen Engagement - The 6.5 billion smartphone users globally represent a vast network of potential "technological sentinels" [24] - Encouraging tourists and citizens to share photos of cultural sites can contribute to a comprehensive digital map for preservation efforts [26][27] - Shifting the perception of tourism from "overtourism" to collaborative preservation is crucial [28]