Case Study: Digital Holography as a Creative Medium to Display and Reinterpret Museum Artifacts, Applied to Chinese Porcelain Masterpieces

Wang, Shuo; Osanlou, Ardeshir; Excell, Peter S.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-54081-8_6

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“…Recent research in this area continues to explore the broader implications of these interactions, particularly regarding visitor satisfaction and educational outcomes. Moreover, integrating the display of holograms into museum settings has been observed to alter the traditional narrative of exhibitions 6 . Holographic technology enables curators to craft more engaging and interactive stories around artefacts, transforming passive observation into an active learning experience.…”

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An investigation into emotional engagement of holography for museum display

Xu,

Wang,

Sun

et al. 2024

International Workshop on Holography and Related Technologies (IWH2022 &Amp; 2023)

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Section: Display Of Holograms and Museum Visitor Experiencementioning

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An investigation into emotional engagement of holography for museum display

Xu,

Wang,

Sun

et al. 2024

International Workshop on Holography and Related Technologies (IWH2022 &Amp; 2023)

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“…Using new technologies is difficult because it requires a long learning period and is expensive, which slows absorption. However, this applies to all innovative technologies, and studies of technological evolution suggest the eventual appearance of a phase of commodification in which cost decreases, absorption increases, and technology evolves rapidly [32].…”

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Historical-Cultural Sustainability Model for Archaeological Sites in Mexico Using Virtual Technologies

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The use of virtual and immersion technologies has expanded considerably due to their impact on user experience, economy, knowledge, and sustainable conservation of cultural heritage according to studies conducted in various parts of the world in different disciplines (architecture, economy, entertainment, health, tourism, etc.), including on tourism in Mexico. These technologies are used in some archaeological sites, but development and implementation are scarce due to the lack of economic strategies, infrastructure, and human capital, which are preventing the sustainable exploitation of those sites, although some of these sites have met the basic requirements for providing a better experience to visitors. However, these sites should be studied to propose integral solutions not only to improve the tourist experience, but also to assist in their protection, conservation, and sustainable development. Here, we used knowledge from the soft systems methodology and the hologram generation system to generate proposals to solve the problem described. The result is a sustainable historical-cultural model based on the systemic approach, whose objective is to positively impact the visitor experience while maintaining harmony with the environment.

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