3D LiDAR and multi-technology collaboration for preservation of built heritage in China: A review

Li, Yuan; Zhao, L.; Zhang, Na; Fan, Hongchao; Zhang, Zhenxin

doi:10.1016/j.jag.2022.103156

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“…Moreover, the growing trend of promoting immersive cultural experiences serves commercial and educational purposes, championing cultural preservation [53,54]. Several studies have pinpointed this dual focus, indicating a strategic alignment between digital tools and cultural advocacy in Chinese tourism platforms [55]. Building on existing research, this study posits that China's digital tourism transformation aggressively prioritizes the safeguarding and promotion of its regional cultural heritage.…”

Section: Some Emerging Hypotheses In Chinese Tourism Researchmentioning

confidence: 80%

Digital Transformation in the Tourism Industry: A Comparative Literature Review

Zhang,

Szab

2024

AEMPS

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This paper examines the digital transformation of the global tourism industry, focusing on the evolution of tourism marketing strategies. The study includes the integration of cutting-edge technologies with traditional paradigms. There is a significant disparity between international economies known for their robust theoretical frameworks in data analytics, customer segmentation, and digital channels for marketing, and China, which is characterized by practical innovations but lacks theoretical discourse. This manuscript conducts a comparative analysis by conducting a literature review and synthesizing theoretical and empirical applications from international and Chinese tourism literature. The aim is to bridge the gap between theory and practice and provide insights for more effective tourism marketing in a digitally transformed landscape. This study addresses the disparity between international and Chinese approaches to digital transformation in tourism. Through comparative analysis, the research explores empirical questions related to Chinas distinctive incorporation of emerging technologies, government influence, and sustainability in tourism. It proposes three main hypotheses: 1) Chinese platforms prioritize group consensus over individual choice; 2) Chinas transformation is state-driven, facilitating rapid technological integration; 3) cultural preservation is an important focus of Chinas digital tourism platforms. The paper argues for future research that combines Chinese practical insights with international theoretical frameworks, thus contributing to a more comprehensive understanding of global digital tourism dynamics.

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Section: Some Emerging Hypotheses In Chinese Tourism Researchmentioning

confidence: 80%

Digital Transformation in the Tourism Industry: A Comparative Literature Review

Zhang,

Szab

2024

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“…The techniques relevant to digitalisation and conservation, including 3D scanning and high-precision measurement, have notably improved the quality of architectural heritage conservation in China [40]. Innovative heritage conservation has evolved from traditional digitalisation to remote real-time monitoring and detection based on the interventions of digital mapping, IoT, WSN, photogrammetry, reverse modelling, etc.…”

Section: Relevant Developments In Chinamentioning

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“…Detailed models can be achieved subsequently by docking heritage data with modelling software such as 3Ds Max and SketchUp to support heritage space renovation design and renewal [40]. Achievements of the above-mentioned processes for heritage conservation and management rely on cross-technological collaborations and digital platform constructions.…”

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Smart Heritage Practice and Its Characteristics Based on Architectural Heritage Conservation—A Case Study of the Management Platform of the Shanghai Federation of Literary and Art Circles China

Song,

Selim,

Gao

2023

Sustainability

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This article aims to find out the process for achieving smartness in urban architectural heritage conservation, maintenance, and operation and identify characteristics of the so-called smartness. It seeks to provide an example of introducing smart ideas into architectural heritage while encouraging more conservation. The discussions among architectural heritage conservation under the smart discourse are scattered in virtual applications, digital involvements, tourism, etc., and an integration method is worth considering. This article selected a platform for architectural heritage conservation and management of the Shanghai Federation of Literary and Art Circles (SFLAC), China. An integrated literature review is conducted to locate knowledge gaps. Thematic analysis is used for data analysis to develop the practising procedure and smart heritage features. Current practices lack a systematic consideration based on the perspective of conservation and management, which details applications for various groups in correspondence to stages. Interviews and policy document analysis were conducted to support the investigation. Smartness for architectural heritage should include policy guidance, digitalisation, platform integration, applications, and optimisations and has the feature of evolvement. Its practice should first promote heritage preservation and consider the benefits of different users, cultural inheritance, and urban regeneration based on different time durations.

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“…By integrating multiple technologies, 3D LiDAR demonstrates its prowess. These technologies include 3D printing, digital mapping, the internet of things, machine learning, smart sensors, close-range photogrammetry, infrared detection, stress wave tomography, material analysis, XR technology, reverse engineering, and more (Li et al, 2023).…”

Section: Digital Documentation and Cultural Heritagementioning

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Application of New Technologies in the Promotion and Preservation of Cultural Heritage

Deretić,

Kukolj

2023

The Fourth International Scientific Conference the Importance of Media Interpretation for the Promotion of Cultural Heritage

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This paper explores the potential of applying new technologies, including the Internet of Things (IoT), in the protection and promotion of cultural heritage. The introductory chapter sets the context and emphasises the importance of preserving cultural heritage in a modern, dynamic environment. The second chapter provides an overview of contemporary technologies used in heritage protection, with a special focus on IoT, digital documentation, 3D scanning, virtual and augmented reality and Big Data analytics. The third chapter considers the challenges and opportunities these technologies present, including technical, financial, ethical, and legal aspects. The concluding chapter summarises the key findings of the work, highlights the implications of the research for the future protection of cultural heritage, and suggests directions for further research. This paper aims to demonstrate that the application of new technologies can enable continuous and precise monitoring of the conditions in which artworks and historical artefacts are kept, optimise resources within cultural institutions, and enhance the global visibility and accessibility of cultural heritage.

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3D LiDAR and multi-technology collaboration for preservation of built heritage in China: A review

Cited by 20 publications

References 17 publications

Digital Transformation in the Tourism Industry: A Comparative Literature Review

Digital Transformation in the Tourism Industry: A Comparative Literature Review

Smart Heritage Practice and Its Characteristics Based on Architectural Heritage Conservation—A Case Study of the Management Platform of the Shanghai Federation of Literary and Art Circles China

Application of New Technologies in the Promotion and Preservation of Cultural Heritage

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