Framework development project demonstrates a digital atlas for tangible and intangible heritage documentation in an urban neighbourhood, suggesting foundations for future AI-driven reconstruction.
This paper introduces the Kayseri Digital Atlas project, a mobile application built with Flutter and supported by a web interface, created to document both the tangible and intangible cultural heritage of Kayseri’s Cumhuriyet Neighbourhood. Through a custom data-entry system, the project has systematically collected more than 2,000 archival and oral history records, establishing a well-structured platform that can serve as a foundation for future efforts such as AI-driven classification and digital reconstruction.
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