Analysis and Research on protection data of ancient ancestral temple buildings in traditional villages under big data analysis

Abstract

Data analysis is about the protection of ancestral halls in traditional villages. The study was based on a survey conducted from May to June 2016 and was completed by the Development Research Center (CDS) under the supervision of Dr. Sushil Kumar, director of CDs. Due to various factors such as lack of maintenance, neglect or destruction, about 300-400 have been destroyed for some time. The study also suggests that these ancient buildings should be protected because they are part of our culture. This paper points out that there are many ways to protect the traditional buildings of ancient ancestral halls, which can be divided into traditional protection and modern advanced technology protection. From macro observation to micro analysis, from subjective guess to objective data judgment, this paper focuses on the protection of big data analysis technology for ancient temples in traditional villages, discusses the difference between it and traditional protection, and believes that it is also the development and inheritance of traditional methods, so as to better protect traditional buildings such as ancient temples.