In Valencia, volunteers and technicians are collaborating to restore thousands of photos damaged by the floods last October which resulted in over 220 deaths. Among the helpers are students from Valencia's Polytechnic University who are actively gathering photos from families impacted by the disaster. They’ve created awareness through posters and community networking while utilizing artificial intelligence to expedite the restoration process. The goal is to restore 230,000 images by the one-year anniversary of the tragedy, emphasizing the importance of preserving these cultural memories for the future.
In Valencia, technicians are working tirelessly to restore 230,000 photos damaged by last October's floods, which claimed over 220 lives and devastated many families.
With the invaluable support of volunteers, including students from Valencia's Polytechnic University, these cultural treasures are being meticulously cleaned and preserved for future generations.
Artificial intelligence is playing a crucial role in expediting the restoration process of the damaged photos, ensuring that precious memories are salvaged and digitized.
Efforts to restore these images not only aim to recover lost memories but also serve as a testament to the resilience of the community in the face of tragedy.
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