Aleksander Gil

Aleksander Gil is a Researcher at Northumbria University's Architecture and Built Environment Department, holding a Doctor of Philosophy. His work focuses on applying machine learning and data science to cultural heritage preservation, particularly in architectural documentation and building information modeling (BIM). He has contributed peer-reviewed articles to journals like Heritage and Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage.

His research interests bridge computer science and architecture, emphasizing point cloud segmentation, classification systems, and AI-driven solutions for heritage conservation. Recent studies include using random forest algorithms for UK cultural heritage buildings and critical reviews of machine learning in heritage BIM.

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