I joined the Archaeology After Dark podcast to explore the intersection of structural engineering, climate science, and historic preservation.
During the episode, I break down how transforming fragmented knowledge across disciplines allows us to better protect vulnerable, underrepresented cultural sites from climate impacts like rising sea levels and extreme heat. We discuss the use of AI and machine learning to identify undocumented spaces, as well as the vital necessity of centering the community’s voice in every preservation effort, ensuring we act as facilitators for their stories, not saviors.
You can listen to our full conversation here or below.