Shoaib Mohammad

My research focuses on the sustainable conservation of historic buildings and archaeological sites, with a particular emphasis on digital heritage documentation and analysis. I am interested in the application of advanced recording techniques, including terrestrial laser scanning, total station survey, photogrammetry, and GIS-based approaches, to support conservation decision-making and long-term heritage management. This includes the post-processing of survey data and the development of high-resolution, structured datasets for documentation, monitoring, and analysis.

I am particularly engaged in the study of archaeological landscapes in Pakistan, focusing on the documentation and conservation of Buddhist, Hellenistic, Hindu Shahi, and Early Islamic sites. My work combines building pathology through condition assessment and digital survey methodologies to produce conservation-led outputs. Regionally, my research spans Mughal-period architecture in South Asia and historic buildings from a range of periods within British heritage contexts.