Promotion Of Cultural Heritage Research Articles

Bibliometric Perspectives on Digital Technologies in Cultural Heritage Analyzing Research Trends and Innovations

This study provides a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of research on digital technologies in cultural heritage, focusing on key trends, innovations, and interdisciplinary collaborations. By analyzing co-occurrence networks, author collaborations, and publication density, the study reveals a growing emphasis on the integration of technologies such as augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and 3D scanning in the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage. These digital tools are increasingly used to create immersive experiences and preserve both tangible and intangible heritage. The study also highlights the rising importance of addressing climate change's impact on heritage sites and explores ethical concerns related to data ownership, authenticity, and equitable access. Despite the many benefits of digital preservation, challenges such as the digital divide and the potential commodification of heritage remain significant obstacles. The analysis underscores the need for interdisciplinary collaborations and the development of sustainable, inclusive digital heritage initiatives to ensure that these technologies benefit all stakeholders. The study concludes by identifying key areas for future research, including the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain technologies into cultural heritage management and the exploration of climate change's long-term impact on heritage preservation.

Exploring contemporary visualization of traditional Chinese arts: Relationship between calligraphy elements and visual communication effects

This study aims to explore the relationships between calligraphy elements, visual communication effects and cultural significance in the context of contemporary visualization of traditional Chinese arts. Thematic analysis was conducted on interview responses to uncover insights into the complex dynamics at play. In-depth interviews with professionals and scholars provided firsthand perspectives on integrating calligraphy elements in visual communication, the effects of visual communication on audience perceptions and the role of cultural heritage in design practice. Comparative analysis with existing literature further enriched the understanding of the variables’ relationships and their implications for theory and practice. The findings reveal intricate relationships between calligraphy elements, visual communication effects, and cultural significance. Calligraphy elements enhance visual communication by imbuing design materials with cultural depth, authenticity and emotional resonance. Visual communication influences audience perceptions of cultural significance, shaping their attitudes and behaviors towards cultural artifacts and representations. Furthermore, cultural heritage informs design practice by providing a rich source of inspiration and meaning, guiding the creation of culturally resonant and effective communication materials. This research contributes to theoretical advancements in visual communication, cultural studies and design theory by uncovering insights into the relationships between calligraphy elements, visual communication effects, and cultural significance. The practical implications for professionals in design, marketing and cultural heritage preservation include providing practical guidance for creating culturally resonant communication materials and informing policies and initiatives that support the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage.

Administrative Law in the Era of Digital Technologies: New Opportunities for the Saving of Cultural Heritage and Public Education

The rapid development of digital technologies has transformed various aspects of human life, including the save and promotion of cultural heritage. The present article explores the intersection of administrative law and digital technologies in relation to the protection of cultural heritage and public education. The study aims to analyze the role of administrative law in providing a legal framework for the utilization of digital technologies to safeguard cultural heritage, address the challenges arising from the adoption of new technologies, and promote public education on the importance of saving historical values. The article begins by examining the innovative methods employed in the save of cultural heritage, such as virtual museums, augmented and virtual reality technologies, and artificial intelligence. The role of administrative law in facilitating the integration of these technologies into the save process is emphasized, as it provides the necessary legal support and guidance to ensure their effective and responsible use. Next, the article delves into the primary challenges and problems faced by the cultural heritage sector in adopting digital technologies. These include issues related to data privacy and security, intellectual property rights, and the need for harmonization between national and international legal frameworks. The article highlights the importance of administrative law in addressing these challenges and ensuring a balanced approach that respects the rights of all stakeholders. The study then discusses the interaction between technology and law in the context of heritage protection. It analyzes the existing legal frameworks governing the use of digital technologies in the cultural heritage sector and identifies areas for improvement and potential legal developments. The role of administrative law in facilitating international cooperation and collaboration in the save of cultural heritage is also explored. Finally, the article presents an overview of the prospects for the development of digital cultural heritage management. It outlines the potential benefits of integrating digital technologies into the save process, such as increased accessibility and awareness of cultural heritage, as well as the opportunities for public education and engagement. The article concludes by emphasizing the crucial role of administrative law in ensuring that the digital transformation of the cultural heritage sector is carried out responsibly and sustainably.

K-means 알고리즘을 기반으로 한 야오족 자수 색상 추출 및 가상 캐릭터 의상디자인 응용

To promote the digital preservation and transmission of traditional cultural elements, this study focuses on Yao embroidery as a case study, combining digital technologies and algorithms to extract and analyze its color characteristics. These extracted color features were applied to the design of virtual character clothing. First, a bilateral filtering algorithm was used to preprocess the images of Yao embroidery, reducing noise while preserving intricate details. Subsequently, Euclidean distance was calculated in the Lab color space, and the OSTU adaptive binarization method was employed to separate the image from its background. Additionally, K-means clustering was applied multiple times to the color data, and the optimal result was achieved when the number of clusters was set to eight. Through this process, eight major colors of Yao embroidery were extracted. Based on these extracted colors, 3D point cloud analysis was conducted to study the three-dimensional spatial distribution of color points, and a color combination model based on hue, brightness, and saturation was constructed. The results revealed that the color composition of Yao embroidery predominantly consists of high-saturation colors, with strong color contrasts and distinct ethnic characteristics. Ultimately, this study demonstrated the applicability of integrating the color model and design patterns of Yao embroidery into virtual character clothing design, showcasing the potential for incorporating traditional embroidery into digital design. This contributes to the preservation and promotion of intangible cultural heritage and serves as a valuable reference for further research on the color systems of traditional ethnic costumes.

Research on the Construction of a Sichuan Intangible Cultural Heritage Archive Chinese-English Parallel Corpus

This study aims to construct a Chinese-English parallel corpus of Sichuan's intangible cultural heritage (ICH) archives to facilitate the protection, inheritance, and international exchange of ICH. Through field research, literature review, and the application of digital technology, this project analyzes the current state of Sichuan's ICH archives, discusses the construction plan for the Chinese-English corpus, and proposes strategies to enhance the internationalization level of ICH inheritance and exchange. The research results indicate that the construction of the Chinese-English corpus is of great significance for the digital protection of ICH resources, optimization of translation practices, and promotion of cultural heritage.

Seismic vulnerability assessment of Venetian façades and artistic assets: Historical Digital Twin approach

The seismic vulnerability assessment of monumental façades and of their valuable artistic assets, along with considerations for protection and valorisation, requires the development of an integrated, multidisciplinary procedure able to enhance the accessibility, promotion and management of cultural heritage as well as to effectively model and simulate the structural performances of each artistic element. The multi-step methodology presented in this paper starting from an advanced survey and an appropriate tridimensional (3D) restitution, leads to the development of an Historical Digital Twin useful to create a detailed finite element model able to carry out structural simulations of both the historic façade and the artistic assets. To illustrate this methodology, the paper delves into a real case study involving a typical Venetian monumental façade, focusing on the seismic vulnerability assessment of two statues located at different levels. Emphasis is given to the importance of the 3D models to support vulnerability analysis, and to evaluate the seismic action at the points of the façade where the statues are placed. To this aim different methods are used and compared, showing on the one hand a strong dependence of the amplification of the seismic acceleration on earthquake frequency content and on the other hand the precautions to take using design-oriented predictive formulations.

Ukraine – ASEAN: new opportunities for strengthening partnership

The article provides a comprehensive scientific analysis of the current state of relations between Ukraine and ASEAN. The article considers promising areas of cooperation between them in the areas of food, agriculture, digitalisation, trade, energy, disaster management, demining, and socio-cultural cooperation. The author outlines Ukraine’s advantages in the field of agriculture and its ability to make a significant contribution to the sustainable supply of products to the ASEAN markets, given the production potential that far exceeds the needs of the domestic market. The article considers Ukraine’s readiness to share its experience in the field of digitalisation, given the existence of successful projects, such as the Diia mobile application developed by the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine in 2019; the ‘Trembita’ system for electronic interaction of state electronic information resources; and experience in disaster prevention. And to learn from the experience of ASEAN member states in demining agricultural land in de-occupied communities, given their unique experience in demining in Cambodia, where years of war left a significant number of mines. It is proposed to develop and strengthen partnerships between the parties in the socio-cultural sphere to promote contemporary Ukrainian cinema, music, theatre, performance, literature, classical and contemporary fine arts. A separate area of this sphere is the promotion of the Ukrainian language among ASEAN countries, as well as the promotion of Ukrainian cultural heritage and projects in the field of culture and art of indigenous peoples and national minorities, including the promotion of Crimean Tatar culture in ASEAN countries.

3D printing for the reinterpretation of architectural heritage: Proposal of a model

3D printing for the reinterpretation of architectural heritage stands out as one of the most efficient ways of using contemporary printing technologies in terms of architecture. The aim of the study is to present a comprehensive methodology on how to use 3D printing techniques for reinterpretation of architectural heritage. In this context, the scope of the study consists of pioneering information obtained from literature studies focusing on the details of the use of three-dimensional printing techniques in the promotion, preservation and remodeling of cultural heritage and architectural heritage components. The method of the study was determined as identifying leading themes through literature research and presenting a method proposal by grouping conceptually related themes. The unique value of the study is important in that the model to be created offers a potential to affect mass production tools, offices and local governments by incorporating contemporary architectural heritage products into a modeling process that can produce more innovative and faster solutions. The findings of the study show that the different techniques used can respond to different detail scales and different contextual challenges. Each modeling method and strategy creates different feedback mechanisms, mediating the recognition of the architectural heritage element by larger user groups or the more effective protection of the architectural heritage element. In the model presented as a result of the study, which mediates the gathering of the techniques used in different sample projects on a common working ground with a series of successive strategies, a comprehensive basis for which 3D printing solution will be used for which problem is presented and solution suggestions are offered for a case-oriented 3D printing strategy.

Strengthening Cultural Identity in Empowering the Badui Community: A Case Study of Social Facilitation

The preservation and promotion of cultural heritage are crucial for fostering social cohesion and identity within communities, particularly among indigenous groups facing the pressures of modernization. This study examines the role of cultural identity strengthening in empowering the Badui community, a traditional indigenous group in Indonesia. Through a detailed case study of social facilitation efforts, the research explores the strategies employed, outcomes achieved, and lessons learned, contributing to a broader understanding of the interplay between cultural identity and community development.

Pengembangan Situs Web Untuk Promosi Warisan Budaya Lokal dan Pariwisata Berbasis Berita

In the modern era dominated by technology and information, the development of news-based websites has emerged as a key element in supporting the promotion of tourism and cultural heritage in tourist destinations. This research investigates how news-based websites can be a key factor in enhancing tourism promotion, as well as the key elements that need to be considered to ensure their effectiveness in attracting visitor and supporting tourism destination promotional objectives. In addition, this research also examines methods for measuring the success of tourism and cultural promotion websites in achieving promotional objectives, including increasing the number of visitors and participation in cultural activities. The role of news content in enhancing website attractiveness and driving user interaction is also the focus of the analysis. Furthermore, this research explores users' experiences and their interactions with news-based websites in tourism. Factors influencing user preferences and participation are also analyzed to understand how to increase the effectiveness of news-based websites in the context of tourism and culture promotion. The results of this research provide important insights for the development and improvement of news-based tourism and culture promotion websites, as well as a greater contribution to sustainable tourism development and preservation of local cultural heritage.

A three-dimensional audiobook design based on the Luo Yue culture of the Zhuang people, “Book Travel in Huashan”

The illustration design of this three-dimensional book is re-innovated based on the “North Sea Water Color Painting” style. The design features are in line with the development laws of children’s psychology. With rich colors, complex illustrations, wonderful storylines, and interactive book forms, it also Follow the development rules and learning characteristics of young children to create theme stories, and then carefully study the graphic symbols, summarize and refine the characteristics and essence of the Huashan blessing elements, extract and modernize the “human pattern totem”, and finally Restore the real characters and reserve high-quality picture book resources for preschool children who like Zhuang traditional culture, which is conducive to the promotion and inheritance of local intangible cultural heritage. In the last part, the results of the research on Huashan rock painting graphics and design application ideas are finally attributed to the creative practice of three-dimensional audio book design, completing the entire process from theory to practical application exploration, and then enhancing the national confidence and identity of the Zhuang people.

Activation of varieties of cultural tourism as a factor in the development of the regional socio-cultural space

The activation of varieties of cultural tourism, which is aimed at promotion local objects of cultural and natural heritage and improvement the tourism industry, innovative activities in the socio-cultural sphere and the formation of new leisure spaces, also contributes to improving the tourist attractiveness of regions and increasing the economic viability of local communities. The aim of the work is to consider the specifics of the development of cultural tourism and the use of tools for the promotion of cultural heritage at the global level in the context of the transformation of the regional socio-cultural space, in particular virtual. The selection of methods is determined by integrated approaches to the interpretation of the varieties of cultural tourism and the use of a complex of methods of sociocultural and polysystemic analysis, which combines a systemic method, a method of cultural modeling, systematisation of materials and generalisation, a comparative method, which made it possible to determine strategic priorities for the development of regional cultural tourism. The creation of a regional tourist product, through the activation of varieties of cultural tourism, opens up new opportunities for promotion local traditions, ethno-cultural, natural and urban heritage of Ukrainian communities; motivates to visit regional cultural events and museums; creates conditions for filling travels with creative experiences and impressions from communication with various cultural communities of Ukraine. The practical value of the study consists in the expansion of ideas about the application of tools for the activation of varieties of cultural tourism in the context of the use of socio-cultural management technologies, the presentation of elements of cultural heritage and natural landscapes for the development of the regional socio-cultural sphere

Economic growth through the promotion of cultural heritage (DOS)

Economic growth through the promotion of cultural heritage (DOS)

Heritage and the challenge of Jordanian national identity in Nayef Abu Obeid’s poetry

ABSTRACT This article aims to explore the influence of heritage on Jordanian national identities, a topic that has received limited attention in research. Specifically, it examines the poetry of Nayef Abu Obeid to investigate how his work addresses the challenges of upholding heritage in the modern era. Furthermore, it assesses how his poetry contributes to the preservation and portrayal of Jordanian culture and identity. By delving into these aspects, this article offers valuable insights into the intricate connections between heritage, national identity, and the current global landscape. Such insights are crucial for advancing the promotion of Jordanian cultural heritage and fostering nation-building efforts.

Accessing vicarious nostalgia and memorable tourism experiences in the context of heritage tourism with the moderating influence of social return

PurposeHeritage tourism is an increasingly popular form of tourism that allows individuals to connect with the past and immerse themselves in cultural and historical narratives. Hence, the purpose of this study is to explore the intricate relationships among vicarious nostalgia (VNOS), memorable tourism experiences (MTEXs) and their collective influence on tourists’ behavioral intentions (BINTs). Additionally, this study examines the moderating effect of social return (SN) in the context of heritage tourism.Design/methodology/approachData were gathered using a self-administered questionnaire from 259 tourists visiting heritage sites in Jaipur. The proposed model was tested using structural equation modeling.FindingsThe results confirmed that VNOS had a significant positive impact on BINT in the context of heritage tourism. The causal relationship between VNOS and BINT was fully mediated by MTEX. The results further verified that the presence of SN strengthens the association between MTEXs and BINT.Practical implicationsThis research will guide the firms associated with heritage tourism to target specific cohorts interested in heritage tourism. Policymakers may find it easier to create unique offerings and packages that appeal to visitors interested in historical sites and produce memorable travel experiences. One key implication is to create “social media friendly spaces” at different locations of the sites. To increase tourism, managers may use the findings from this research to create plans for the ethical promotion and protection of cultural and natural heritage sites.Originality/valueOverall, this research advances the understanding of the role of VNOS in heritage tourism by elucidating its cognitive and emotional aspects and their subsequent influence on the memorability of tourist experiences and BINT s. Additionally, by considering the moderating effect of SN, this study provides a comprehensive view of how these factors collectively shape tourists’ decisions and actions in the context of heritage destinations. This research has been conducted in the heritage city of Jaipur (North-Western India), which, surprisingly – despite its popularity as a heritage tourism site – has not been sufficiently explored in the scholarly research.

The use of augmented reality for renovation of cultural heritage sites

Augmented reality is an innovative technology that merges the virtual and real worlds to create a unique interactive experience for users. Although the technology only became widely known in the mid-2000s, its potential and applications continue to evolve rapidly, especially with the advent of smartphones and other mobile devices that allow a wide range of users to interact with augmented reality in their everyday lives. In the field of cultural heritage and tourism, augmented reality opens up new opportunities for the restoration and presentation of historical buildings and places that no longer exist or have been altered by time, giving visitors the opportunity to see and experience the historical environment in its original form. However, to effectively use augmented reality in this area, it is necessary to ensure an exact correspondence between virtual objects and the real environment, as well as to implement navigation functions that will help users easily navigate the virtually restored space. Developing and implementing augmented reality solutions requires not only technological expertise but also a deep understanding of the historical, cultural and social context of the objects being recreated. Based on our research, we have developed a concept of an augmented reality application for the reconstruction and promotion of cultural heritage. This includes methods for accurately recreating historical locations and objects in a virtual environment, as well as developing intuitive navigation tools for users. The main achievement of the work is the creation of a foundation for the further development of augmented reality technologies in this area, with a focus on improving the interaction between virtual and real components, which will help increase audience engagement and raise awareness of historical and cultural heritage. This opens up broad prospects for the use of augmented reality for cultural heritage, and the proposed approaches can serve as a basis for future innovative projects in this area.

UTILIZING MIND MAPPING TO ENHANCE WRITING SKILLS AND CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING THROUGH CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOPS

Abstract: This community service project is a collaboration between the Faculty of Language and Arts, Jakarta State University, and the Cisaat Village Government, initiated by the English Literature Program in collaboration with the Visual Arts Education Program of the Faculty of Language and Arts, Jakarta State University. This community service project was conducted in Cilimus Village with the aim of enhancing participants' writing skills and their understanding of their own culture through a cultural knowledge strategy via creative writing training based on local wisdom, employing the technique of mind mapping. The subjects of this community service project were 17 students from Junior High School and Senior High School. The mind mapping technique was applied as a tool to organize ideas from Cilimus Village into creative writing pieces. The evaluation of the writing was carried out using a narrative writing rubric based on the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) W.7.3, assessing students' abilities in effective and comprehensive narrative writing. The evaluation results showed an increase in the number of participants who achieved a minimum score of 20 points, totaling 80% of all participants. The outcome of this community service project is creative writing by the young generation of Cilimus Village that reflects the cultural values and uniqueness of Cilimus Village, contributing to the preservation and promotion of Cilimus Village's cultural heritage.

Application of Intangible Cultural Heritage Elements in The Interactive Space

This paper explores the application of intangible cultural heritage elements in the design of an interactive space. Through the extraction, transformation and integration of intangible cultural heritage elements, the paper analyzes their positive role in creating spatial atmosphere, enhancing interactive experience, and promoting cultural inheritance. The article underscores the significance of incorporating intangible cultural heritage elements into various interactive spaces. This practice not only enhances the visual and sensory experience for visitors, but also serves to enrich the cultural depth and uniqueness of these spaces. By integrating traditional arts, crafts, music, or other forms of intangible cultural heritage, the interactive spaces become more immersive and engaging, offering a more meaningful and memorable experience. Additionally, this approach provides a novel avenue for the preservation and promotion of intangible cultural heritage, ensuring that these valuable traditions are not lost to the ages. In essence, the application of intangible cultural heritage elements in interactive spaces offers a win-win scenario, benefiting both the spaces themselves and the continued existence and appreciation of our cultural heritage.

The Influence of Digital - Based Strategic Management in Increasing Consumer Purchasing Interest

The study delves into exploring the impact of digital-based strategic management on consumer purchasing interest, particularly focusing on the local wisdom product "Tedung Bali." Situated within the captivating backdrop of the Mengwi Traditional Village in the Badung Regency, the research embarks on a quantitative journey employing univariate and bivariate analysis techniques. The primary data, collected through meticulously crafted questionnaires administered to 123 enterprising individuals involved in the production of "Tedung Bali," forms the cornerstone of this investigation. Utilizing the Chi-Square test as its analytical tool, the study aims to unravel the intricate relationship between the utilization of social media platforms and consumer inclination towards purchasing "Tedung Bali" products. The findings illuminate a compelling correlation, underscoring the pivotal role of social media engagement in shaping consumer behavior towards these indigenous treasures. Furthermore, the demographic profile of respondents reveals intriguing insights, with a predominant representation of males in the 41-50 age bracket, possessing a high school or equivalent educational background. These demographics serve as invaluable markers, offering nuanced perspectives on consumer preferences and behaviors within the targeted market segment. The implications of this research extend beyond the realms of academia, resonating profoundly in the practical domain. By advocating for the integration of digital-based management strategies in the marketing endeavors of local wisdom products, the study underscores a pathway towards achieving tangible success amidst a fiercely competitive market landscape. This strategic alignment promises not only to elevate the visibility and desirability of "Tedung Bali" products but also to foster a sustainable ecosystem conducive to the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage.

Involvement of Non-Genetic Inheritance in Rural Revitalisation: A Study on the Sustainable Development Model of Purple Sand Industry in Dingshu Town, Yixing

In recent years, both the government and society have been actively engaged in promoting rural revitalization through policy guidance, infrastructural enhancements, and the adoption of successful models. This concerted effort has not only bolstered innovation within rural revitalization initiatives but has also fostered the preservation and promotion of rural non-material cultural heritage, thereby contributing to the sustainable development of rural areas. This paper delves into the sustainable development of the purple sand industry in Yixing's Dingshu Town within the framework of rural revitalization strategies, using Dingshu Town as a case study. It meticulously examines the current status of the purple sand industry in Dingshu Town while analyzing the challenges and opportunities associated with the preservation and safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage. Furthermore, the paper explores effective methodologies for ensuring the sustainable growth of the purple sand industry in Dingshu Town, Yixing, focusing on aspects such as innovative design, market expansion, talent cultivation, and the preservation of cultural heritage. Additionally, it investigates the interplay between the intangible cultural heritage industry and the arts within the context of rural development. The development of the purple sand industry has not only enriched the local community but has also catalyzed the growth of other related sectors. Throughout Dingshu's history and its present, the purple sand industry has played a pivotal role. With China's ongoing economic and social progress, coupled with the increasing emphasis on social consumption, the purple sand industry has emerged as a crucial element in people's pursuit of spiritual and cultural fulfillment in modern times. Undoubtedly, it is poised to reach new heights of development in the foreseeable future.