The article “Towards Heritage World Models” extends the discussion around ARGUS, PANOPTES, semantic digital twins and agentic AI toward a broader class of predictive heritage systems.
Rather than treating a digital twin as a static digital replica, the paper frames heritage preservation as a world-modelling problem: integrating data, risk memory, prediction and decision support across multiple interacting heritage sites and threats.
- Published in: Heritage, 9(6), 233
- Publication date: 13 June 2026
- DOI: 10.3390/heritage9060233
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