Resilient cultural heritage through digital cultural heritage cube: Two cases in South Korea

Choi, Yoonjo; Yang, Yun Jung; Sohn, Hong Gyoo

doi:10.1016/j.culher.2021.01.007

“…After analyzing the acquired data, the overall research model of immovable historical and cultural heritage objects is constructed, followed by the semi-automatic establishment of protective zones for historical and cultural heritage objects based on the obtained data. Figure 5 also presents a technological scheme for implementing the conceptual model [31][32][33][34].…”

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Clarification of the Boundaries of Lands of Historical and Cultural Heritage and Determination of Their Protection Zones by Remote Sensing Methods

Chetverikov,

Hlotov,

Bakuła

2024

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Determining precise boundaries and protective zones for historical and cultural objects enables their effective preservation. This is particularly crucial in the face of increasing tourism, urbanization, and natural disasters. Accurately defining boundaries and protective zones can aid in the planning of scientific research, archaeological excavations, and other studies aimed at exploring the history and cultural significance of these objects. The article presents the framework for establishing protective zones around historical and cultural heritage sites existing in Ukraine, using the example of the Citadel defensive complex located in Lviv (Ukraine). It proposes general and detailed conceptual models for the combined application of remote and non-invasive methods for investigating historical and cultural heritage sites. This conceptual article introduces the theory of integrating radar satellite imaging with ground-based georadar imaging. Additionally, it presents a software module that has been developed to analyze collected data on two-dimensional historical and cultural heritage objects, refine their boundaries, and establish protective zones around them.

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“…Subsequently, a software module is developed for loading resulting data and constructing overall 3D models of surface and subsurface elements of historical and cultural heritage objects. After analyzing the acquired data, the overall research model of immovable historical and cultural heritage objects is constructed, followed by the semi-automatic establishment of protective zones for historical and cultural heritage objects based on the obtained data [31][32][33][34].…”

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Clarification of the Boundaries of Lands of Historical and Cultural Heritage and Determination of Their Protection Zones by Remote Sensing Methods

Chetverikov,

Hlotov,

Bakuła

2024

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Determining precise boundaries and protective zones for historical and cultural objects enables their effective preservation. This is particularly crucial in the face of increasing tourism, urbanization, and natural disasters. Accurately defining boundaries and protective zones can aid in the planning of scientific research, archaeological excavations, and other studies aimed at exploring the history and cultural significance of these objects. The article presents the framework for establishing protective zones around historical and cultural heritage sites existing in Ukraine, using the example of the Citadel defensive complex located in Lviv (Ukraine). It proposes general and detailed conceptual models for the combined application of remote and non-invasive methods for investigating historical and cultural heritage sites. This conceptual article introduces the theory of integrating radar satellite imaging with ground-based georadar imaging. Additionally, it presents a software module that has been developed to analyze collected data on two-dimensional historical and cultural heritage objects, refine their boundaries, and establish protective zones around them.

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“…In recent years, the development of information technology has driven a transformation in the innovation direction of cultural heritage (including tangible cultural heritage and intangible cultural heritage), shifting from a material level to digital innovation in virtual spaces [2][3][4] . Scholars from various countries around the world have conducted extensive research on the digital processing, storage, application and promotion of cultural heritage (physical objects, photos, models, environments and textual materials, etc.)…”

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Research on the construction of revolutionary cultural heritage knowledge graph and the application of digital cultural innovation

2024

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This paper discusses the application of revolutionary cultural heritage in digital innovative design and proposes a method for constructing a knowledge graph of revolutionary cultural heritage. Revolutionary cultural heritage is not only a witness to historical periods but also serves as the objective carrier of Red Culture. The key focus of this study is to use digital technology to protect and inherit these cultural heritages by integrating scattered resource information through the construction of a knowledge graph, thereby enhancing the efficiency of cultural expression and inheritance. Methodologically, the article details the extraction of entity datasets, the construction of the knowledge graph, and the definition of relationship datasets, emphasizing their importance in digital innovation design.The construction of the knowledge graph includes extracting entity and relationship data from open-source data and establishing a multi-level relationship network to support design retrieval and application. In the design application section, it proposes integrating the knowledge graph into the digital cultural innovative design workflow to address the issues of designers' lack of understanding and difficulty in accessing information about revolutionary cultural heritages in the early stages of design. By applying the knowledge graph, designers can quickly obtain cultural heritage information related to the project, effectively enhancing the spiritual and aesthetic expression of the design outcomes.In summary, the establishment and application of the revolutionary cultural heritage knowledge graph not only strengthen the digital protection and innovative application of cultural heritage but also provide important reference resources and inspiration for digital cultural innovative design, promoting the modern design inheritance and development of Red Culture characteristics.

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Resilient cultural heritage through digital cultural heritage cube: Two cases in South Korea

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Clarification of the Boundaries of Lands of Historical and Cultural Heritage and Determination of Their Protection Zones by Remote Sensing Methods

Clarification of the Boundaries of Lands of Historical and Cultural Heritage and Determination of Their Protection Zones by Remote Sensing Methods

Clarification of the Boundaries of Lands of Historical and Cultural Heritage and Determination of Their Protection Zones by Remote Sensing Methods

Research on the construction of revolutionary cultural heritage knowledge graph and the application of digital cultural innovation

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