The Virtual Living Museum: Integrating the Multi-Layered Histories and Cultural Practices of Gadara’s Archaeology in Umm Qais, Jordan

Selim, Gehan; Jamhawi, Monther; Abdelmonem, Mohamed Gamal; Ma’bdeh, Shouib Nouh; Holland, Andrew D.

doi:10.3390/su14116721

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“…Yang, C. et al [19] used virtual reality technique to reconstruct and imitate cultural space and crowd cultural activity in warring States time,reconstructed characters, finery and architecture by 3d modeling technique. Selim, G. et al [20] discussed a novel technological approach using virtual heritage technology to reflect Umm Qais heritage's intertwining and interdependent nature and developed the first model of a "virtual living museum".…”

Section: Digital Inheritance and Protection Of Ichmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design and research of digital twin platform for handicraft intangible cultural heritage -Yangxin Cloth Paste

Li,

Xu,

Tang

et al. 2024

Herit Sci

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In the context of the 5G era, the rapid development of digital technology and its integration with intangible cultural heritage (ICH) can facilitate the dynamic transmission of ICH.The research purposes to construct a virtual experience platform for handmade ICH using the handmade ICH of East Hubei Province in China—Yangxin Cloth Paste as a case study through Digital Twin technology. It explores the application of digital twin technology in the field of handmade ICH transmission and aids the dynamic transmission of handmade ICH. Firstly, the research collected tangible and procedural data of the Yangxin Cloth Paste. By using photogrammetric techniques, a model of the handicraft was built and an effective digital twin conversion procedure was designed. Next, the research set up a framework for a digital twin platform for handmade ICH, designing systems for the production, display, and transaction of ICH handicrafts. Lastly, its effectiveness was validated by user satisfaction evaluation guiding subsequent optimization direction. The platform innovatively uses digital twin technology to help users visualize handicraft ICH. Through the combination of digital twin technology and virtual reality technology, it creates a realistic virtual reality experience of ICH of handicraft, stimulates users' interest in exploring ICH of handicraft, and contributes to the process protection, dissemination and development of handicraft ICH.

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Section: Digital Inheritance and Protection Of Ichmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design and research of digital twin platform for handicraft intangible cultural heritage -Yangxin Cloth Paste

Li,

Xu,

Tang

et al. 2024

Herit Sci

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“…For the archaeological presentation and historical reappearance, an open-public website integrating research, archives, and survey datasets is developed for the world heritage site Umm Qais to restore history and enable virtual touring and learning [34]. With similar functions, a WebGIS system providing remote visiting based on multimedia files, 360 • panoramas, 3D models, and 2D historical evolution schemes is analysed [35].…”

Section: Platform Developments Associated With Smart Heritagementioning

confidence: 99%

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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“…Funari et al [41] presented a parametric Scan-to-FEM procedure of DT, implemented in a visual programming environment, for the generation of historic masonry structures. Selim et al [42] thought that integrating both human and digital records enriched the virtual twin of cultural heritage sites, as a living and more humane experience that best represents the relevant multi-layered and overlapping history and cultural practices. Sánchez-Sánchez et al [43] applied 3D modelling and DT for archaeo-seismic damage research at the Roman site of Baelo Claudia.…”

Section: Cultural Heritage and Building Information Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Metaverse for Cultural Heritages

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The metaverse has gained popularity recently in many areas including social media, healthcare, education and manufacturing. This work explores the use of the metaverse concept for cultural heritage applications. The motivation is to develop a systematic approach for the construction of a cultural heritage metaverse and to offer, potentially, more effective solutions for tourism guidance, site maintenance, heritage object conservation, etc. We propose a framework for this cultural heritage metaverse with an emphasis on fundamental elements and on characterization of the mapping between the physical and virtual cultural heritage worlds. Efforts are made to analyze the dimensional structures of the cultural heritage metaverse. Specifically, five different dimensions, linearity, planarity, space, time and context, are discussed to better understand this metaverse. The proposed framework and methodology are novel and can be applied to the digitalization of cultural heritage via its metaverse development. This is followed by a detailed case study to illustrate the tangible procedure, constructing a cultural heritage metaverse with a complex and dynamic nature which can be used for different applications, including heritage conservation.

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The Virtual Living Museum: Integrating the Multi-Layered Histories and Cultural Practices of Gadara’s Archaeology in Umm Qais, Jordan

Cited by 13 publications

References 23 publications

Design and research of digital twin platform for handicraft intangible cultural heritage -Yangxin Cloth Paste

Design and research of digital twin platform for handicraft intangible cultural heritage -Yangxin Cloth Paste

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

Metaverse for Cultural Heritages

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