Development of Banten E-Heritage using Virtual Reality Technology on Mobile Device

Subali, Muhammad; Andriansyah, Miftah; Saptono, Debyo; Purwanto, Imam; Antonius, Irianto S; Rahmadi, Hadi; Sudjono, Linda Asri L.

doi:10.1109/iac.2018.8780544

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“…The development of digital tourism, combined with digital-based local wisdom, can positively impact the economic and business fields (Subali et al , 2018). The numbers are very multiperspective and not only related to technological developments.…”

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Research trends of digital tourism: a bibliometric analysis

Roziqin

Kurniawan

Hijri

et al. 2023

TRC

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Purpose Discussions about digital tourism continue to increase among scholars as Information Communication and Technology (ICT) infrastructure develops. Dynamic changes due to technological aspects have given rise to various developments in the tourism industry. Therefore, this study aims to evaluate the scientific structure of the development of digital tourism topics through a bibliometric analysis approach. In total, 102 publications from research on digital tourism were taken from Scopus database between 2001 and 2021, for further bibliometric analysis using the VOSviewer application. Interesting findings describe the most cited digital tourism publications, the contribution of digital tourism by various authors, institutions, countries, co-citation analysis, bibliographic coupling, and co-occurrence for the main trends of digital tourism. This study compiles a detailed review of digital tourism research. This article adds substantial value to the digital tourism topic by analyzing bibliometric data. It provided scientific information regarding digital tourism for other researchers and future research.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Research trends of digital tourism: a bibliometric analysis

Roziqin

Kurniawan

Hijri

et al. 2023

TRC

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“…One way to introduce historical heritage is by digitizing [3], namely making digital forms with object sources according to reality. The technology [4] that can be used for digitization is Virtual Reality [3], which is a technology that allows users to see and interact with an environment that is simulated by a computer, so that users feel they are in that environment [5].…”

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Development of Virtual Reality Applications as a Media for Digitizing Cultural Heritage in the Historic Building of the Banten Caringin Mosque

Junaedi¹,

Wulandari²,

Icha³

2022

JSG

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The Caringin Banten Mosque is a historic relic that must be preserved and introduced to the public, but the condition of the historic mosque in Banten is no longer visible, therefore digitalization is needed so that people can know the historical events of the mosque. The technology that can be used to digitize the mosque building is Virtual Reality, which is a technology that allows users to see and interact with an environment that is simulated by a computer, so that users feel they are in that environment. Virtual Reality can be applied to various devices, one of which is currently widely used, namely Android. The purpose of this research is to produce a Virtual Reality application for the Caringin Banten Mosque based on an Android smartphone, with the hope of making it easier for the public to know and learn about the historical heritage of the Caringin Banten Mosque. This research method uses the Waterfall model from the SDLC. The stages are divided into 6 namely: System modeling, Software requirements analysis, Design, Coding, Testing and Maintenance. The author uses Blender software to create three-dimensional objects, then uses Unity software to create virtual reality applications. Based on testing, the application can run smoothly on the author's Android device. However, when tested by 10 (ten) people, the application still has some shortcomings. However, the application was successful in introducing the Caringin Banten Mosque to users.

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“…From the existing work, the interactive technologies' situation in CH spaces in developing countries have been partly shown. VR/AR has been deployed to preserve and enhance the CH in some developing countries such as Indonesia (Banten E-heritage) [5], Africa (The tales of the Tokoloshe) [6]. However, there are remarkable gaps in CH budget distribution and management in developed and developing countries.…”

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Identification of Usability Issues of Interactive Technologies in Cultural Heritage through Heuristic Evaluations and Usability Surveys

Lam

Hoang

Sajjanhar

2021

MTI

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Usability is a principal aspect of the system development process to improve and augment system facilities and meet users’ needs and necessities in all domains. It is no exception for cultural heritage. Usability problems of the interactive technology practice in cultural heritage museums should be recognized thoroughly from the viewpoints of experts and users. This paper reports on a two-phase empirical study to identify the usability problems in audio guides and websites of cultural heritage museums in Vietnam, as a developing country, and Australia, as a developed country. In phase one, five-user experience experts identified usability problems using the set of usability heuristics, and proposed suggestions to mitigate these issues. Ten usability heuristics identified a total of 176 problems for audio guides and websites. In phase two, we conducted field usability surveys to collect the real users’ opinions to detect the usability issues and examine the negative-ranked usability. The outstanding issues for audio guides and websites were pointed out. Identification of relevant usability issues and users’ and experts’ suggestions for these technologies should be given immediate attention to helping organizations and interactive service providers improve technologies’ adoptions. The paper’s findings are reliable inputs for our future study about the preeminent UX framework for interactive technology in the CH domain.

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Development of Banten E-Heritage using Virtual Reality Technology on Mobile Device

Cited by 9 publications

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Research trends of digital tourism: a bibliometric analysis

Research trends of digital tourism: a bibliometric analysis

Development of Virtual Reality Applications as a Media for Digitizing Cultural Heritage in the Historic Building of the Banten Caringin Mosque

Identification of Usability Issues of Interactive Technologies in Cultural Heritage through Heuristic Evaluations and Usability Surveys

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