Copernicus Program: Artificial Intelligence in Cultural Heritage

Abstract

This work presents satellite remote sensing research to map data to archaeological sites at risk in regions of war conflicts, supporting the Copernicus Program and the application of Artificial Intelligence to analyze the collected information. It seeks to identify the process of using digital tools to safeguard cultural heritage in the 21st century. The qualitative, exploratory, and explanatory methodology followed the bibliographic survey, as well as the handling of the Copernicus Platform for the analysis of prototyping. The analysis of case studies of Cyprus, Pakistan, and Syria establishes a digital timeline containing the impacts of deterioration of the areas for the proposition of conservation, protection, and restoration measures.