Systematic Method for Monitoring and Early-Warning of Garden Heritage Ontology Used in the Suzhou Classical Garden Heritage

Zhao, Jie; Wen, Rikun; Wen, Ming‐Shien

doi:10.3846/jeelm.2020.13785

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“…Although cultural heritage preservation is urgent, research on heritage protection has been comparatively slow. Previous studies have mainly focused on the natural damage risks [4][5][6] or employed new technologies to guard against ontological threats [7][8][9][10]. There was limited quantitative analysis of the crime risk associated with cultural heritage.…”

Section: Risks Of Tangible Cultural Heritagementioning

confidence: 99%

Crime Risk Analysis of Tangible Cultural Heritage in China from a Spatial Perspective

Ding

Zhai

2023

IJGI

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Tangible cultural heritage is vulnerable to various risks, particularly those stemming from criminal activity. Through analyzing the distribution and flow of crime risks from a spatial perspective based on quantitative methods, risks can be better managed to contribute to the protection of cultural heritage. This paper explores and summarizes the spatial characteristics of crime risks from 2011 to 2019 in China. Firstly, the average nearest neighbor (ANN) and the Jenks Natural Breaks Classification method showed that the national key protected heritage sites (NPS) and crime risks exhibit clustering features in space, and most of the NPS were located in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and the Yellow River. Secondly, the economy has no impact on crime risks in the spatial statistical analysis. However, the population density, distribution of NPS, and tourism development influenced specific types of crime risks. Finally, Global Moran’s I was used to examine the strong sensitivity between crime risks and cultural relics protection policies. The quantitative results of this study can be applied to improve strategies for crime risk prevention and the effectiveness of heritage security policy formulation.

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Section: Risks Of Tangible Cultural Heritagementioning

confidence: 99%

Crime Risk Analysis of Tangible Cultural Heritage in China from a Spatial Perspective

Ding

Zhai

2023

IJGI

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“…In addition, the book offers insights into the conservation, sustainable development, and application of architecture, translating the characteristics, techniques, and experiences of various folk dwellings into contemporary practice [8]. At present, Professor Zhao and his team's research focuses on more macroscopic rural landscape characteristics, rural landscape features comparison, more focus on the development process and distribution of rural settlements in the regional system of folk systems, rural landscape aspects of spatial characteristics, evolution, and heritage [9].…”

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Processing and Optimizing Industrial Structure Adjustment of Intangible Cultural Heritage by Big Data Technology in the Internet Era

Lei¹,

Li²,

Tsai

2022

Scientific Programming

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This paper conducts an in-depth study and analysis of the preservation of ancient village heritage and the restructuring and optimization of cultural industries in western Guangdong in the context of the current “Internet+.” This study is problem-oriented and aims to improve the common rural environment in the less developed areas of western Guangdong from the perspective of sustainable development. This study conducts an objective investigation and understanding of villages, combining contemporary methods and techniques of quantitative analysis. This study aims to understand the regular characteristics of the evolution of the settlement space itself based on the characteristics of the interaction between the settlement space itself, especially with the local natural ecology and human society, to explore the localized decision making of the village settlement space, and to propose a specific and operable systematic approach from macro to micro, an approach that focuses on the village settlements established. This approach focuses on the optimization of the existing pattern, architecture, and surrounding vernacular landscape of rural settlements and is a critical inheritance based on the existing spatial pattern, emphasizing the coordination and unity of multiple factors related to the settlement space. Combining the background of the era of “Internet+” and the actual situation of the development of tourism in ancient villages in western Guangdong, a marketing 4Ps combination strategy suitable for the development of tourism in ancient villages in western Guangdong was formulated. The flexible and diverse forms of operation also determine the independence of the villagers in the distribution of benefits. The villagers take the family as the unit of self-employment, and the distribution of benefits is distributed by the villagers themselves within the family. The product strategy, product pricing strategy, marketing channels, and promotion strategy of “Internet+ rural tourism” are formulated. A study on the cultural renewal strategy of the Nanchang community in the context of rural revitalization strategy. Based on clarifying the idea of cultural renewal, the principles of cultural renewal are proposed based on the strategic planning of rural revitalization: the principle of overall protection and development, the principle of restoring the old as the old, and the principle of regional linkage renewal. Based on the conservation plan of the Nanchang community, the scope of its conservation and conservation framework is sorted out, and the cultural renewal strategy of the Nanchang community is elaborated in four aspects: optimization of the overall layout of the village, enhancement of public space, improvement of key buildings and living heritage of intangible cultural heritage.

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[Retracted] Research on the Flow Space Planning Model of a Classical Garden Based on an Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm

Tang¹,

Madina

2022

Journal of Mathematics

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The traditional spatial planning model has a large error and poor spatial planning effect, which cannot adapt to the construction of classical gardens. The flow spatial planning model of classical gardens based on an ant colony optimization algorithm is designed. The aim of the study is to perform the following: Analysis of classical garden flow space scale, quantifying the spatial flow scale of classical gardens, modifying classical garden spatial sequence based on the ant colony optimization algorithm, and constructing the flow space planning model of classical garden. By means of a comparison experiment, the error of the new model is small, and the effect of spatial planning is increased, which is of great popularization value.

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Systematic Method for Monitoring and Early-Warning of Garden Heritage Ontology Used in the Suzhou Classical Garden Heritage

Cited by 3 publications

References 23 publications

Crime Risk Analysis of Tangible Cultural Heritage in China from a Spatial Perspective

Crime Risk Analysis of Tangible Cultural Heritage in China from a Spatial Perspective

Processing and Optimizing Industrial Structure Adjustment of Intangible Cultural Heritage by Big Data Technology in the Internet Era

[Retracted] Research on the Flow Space Planning Model of a Classical Garden Based on an Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm

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