Abstract
In recent years, GIS-based technologies has been applied in multiple fields of study, including historical building conservation. In the field of historic building conservation, GIS technology is mainly used for the spatial information display and spatial analysis of buildings. In terms of traditional methods of historical buildings information collection, GIS technology is mainly applied in the functions of data warehousing and statistical analysis, but barely in the early stage of data acquisition. This article introduces the technology of historical building information acquisition based on mobile GIS device, as well as the integrated data acquisition system, which changes the pattern that separates field and office work. The field collected data is directly imported into the data processing system on the basis of unified data standard, which shortens the intermediate link and integrates the field and office work. As a result of the improved pattern, the efficiency of historical building conservation will be significantly increased.
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