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ACOUSTIC SIMULATION AND AI IN PRESERVING ANCIENT MUSICAL SPACES

Abstract

Palatial, amphitheatrically, and temple musical sites must be preserved to conserve intangible cultural treasures, notably historical soundscapes. Ancient architects and musicians understood sound and designed structures around specific acoustic principles to enhance ceremonial and musical experiences. Unfortunately, environmental changes, structural deterioration, and urbanisation threaten these acoustic environments. We investigate how acoustic modelling and AI may reproduce and preserve the sound of long-lost music performance venues. 3D modelling, room acoustic simulations, and AI-driven sound analysis recreate the original audio experiences. The research analyses case studies of heritage places and historical architectural data, material attributes, and spatial arrangements to anticipate acoustic responses. Artificial intelligence systems use machine learning and deep learning to analyse and improve models of sound propagation, reverberation, and resonance patterns for predictive modelling. Acoustic simulations augmented using artificial intelligence may help us comprehend building acoustics, how people listened to music in the past, and how to conserve cultural treasures for future generations. These methodologies may also guide restoration, VR recreations, and educational platforms, ensuring that historic performance spaces will inspire future generations. The project highlights the interdisciplinary intersection of heritage science, computational acoustics, and AI to preserve human civilisations' auditory history via technology-driven preservation.

Neelam Gupta Reviewer

badge Review Request Accepted

Neelam Gupta Reviewer

02 Dec 2025 11:01 AM

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Relevance and Originality

Methodology

Validity & Reliability

Clarity and Structure

Results and Analysis

1. Relevance and Originality

The paper examines a highly relevant subject by addressing the preservation of historical sound environments through advanced digital techniques. The intersection of cultural heritage, architectural acoustics, and contemporary artificial intelligence provides a unique angle that adds strong originality to the research. The focus on reconstructing long lost auditory experiences positions the work as an innovative contribution within heritage science.

2. Methodology

The study references several technical approaches such as three dimensional modelling, acoustic simulation, and AI supported analysis. While these approaches appear appropriate, the methodological discussion would benefit from clearer details about the modelling parameters, the types of algorithms used, and the procedures applied to validate the simulated acoustic results. Providing more structured descriptions would offer greater transparency into the research design.

3. Validity and Reliability

The use of historical architectural information alongside machine learning to predict acoustic behaviour is promising. However, the reliability of the outcomes depends on how accurately the historical materials, spatial geometries, and environmental attributes were captured. The paper would be strengthened by describing any reference measurements, comparative tests, or uncertainty assessments that support the predictive accuracy of the models.

4. Clarity and Structure

The writing presents a clear narrative that explains why historic soundscapes matter and how technology can help preserve them. The structure is generally smooth, though some segments combine conceptual and technical elements too closely. Separating the cultural context from the computational workflow would make the argument even clearer and easier for the reader to navigate.

5. Results and Analysis

The discussion highlights the potential of AI guided acoustic reconstruction, especially for restoration and educational scenarios. To enhance the analytical depth, the paper could include representative findings such as predicted reverberation characteristics, resonance patterns, or examples from the case studies. Even a brief illustration of the model outputs would reinforce the practical value of the research.

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Thank you for completing this review with such care. Your constructive remarks and thoughtful analysis help strengthen the integrity of our publication. We truly appreciate the effort you invest in offering precise and meaningful guidance, which greatly enhances the overall value of our peer review system.

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Neelam Gupta

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Artificial Intelligence

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IJEDR - International Journal of Engineering Development and Research

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2321-9939

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