Abstract This paper presents a methodology for creating an AI-assisted spatial–temporal map of the D-Day landings by integrating a historical dataset denoted "199b" with modern machine learning and geovisualization tools. We describe data preparation, model selection (spatio-temporal clustering and transformer-based sequence models), linking strategies to produce interactive visual outputs, and evaluation metrics. Results demonstrate how AI-driven linking improves discovery of operational patterns (troop movements, landing sequences, coastal defenses). We discuss limitations, ethical considerations, and directions for future work.
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For a map of D-Day with the reference "199b," an AI link performs three functions: