Information technology methods for locality preservation and inheritance of settlement cultural landscape

Dang, Anrong; Wang, Fang

doi:10.1177/1420326x21989829

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“…The locality preservation and cultural landscape inheritance of informal settlement culture needs to be approached carefully, without resorting to a simplistic renewal model. 25 …”

Section: Migrant Population and Healthy Living Environment In Informa...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Informal settlements in the context of COVID-19: Pandemic restrictions and the building of community resilience

Wang

Lin

2022

Indoor and Built Environment

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As the fundamental unit of urban governance, communities are the grassroots for responding to and facing disasters directly, and their resilience to disaster risks has garnered increasing consideration. Despite the large body of community resilience research that now exists, few studies have considered the resilience of informal settlements such as ‘urban villages’. In fact, the high density of building facilities in informal settlements, the diversity and mobility of their populations, their lack of public space and infrastructure and all kinds of managerial problems have become more prominent in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. This study aimed to analyse the characteristics of the migrant populations and healthy living environments of informal settlements, sum up the pandemic prevention measures and their effects, study the community resilience of informal settlements during the COVID-19 pandemic and summarise the strategies to build resilience. Our research results can be utilised to (1) enrich the content of existing community resilience research and promote the resilience of the whole city system in the face of public health events, and (2) provide a scientific basis for comprehensive management of informal settlements and optimise the living environments of migrant populations from the perspective of resilience.

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“…The locality preservation and cultural landscape inheritance of informal settlement culture needs to be approached carefully, without resorting to a simplistic renewal model. 25 …”

Section: Migrant Population and Healthy Living Environment In Informa...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Informal settlements in the context of COVID-19: Pandemic restrictions and the building of community resilience

Wang

Lin

2022

Indoor and Built Environment

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“…25 Passive mobile data (PMD) are event data recorded by mobile network operators in the course of a consumer’s use of mobile phones connected to public voice and data networks, belonging to the mobile communication of multi-source big data. 26 Wide sources, rich data and high spatio-temporal accuracy quantify daily spatio-temporal selectivity and provide new perspectives and innovative methods for studying regional tourism population mobility. Additionally, PMD supports the quantitative travel preference analyses of consumption behaviours, personal activity patterns and transportation development evaluations from tourists.…”

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Using multi-layer nested network to optimise spatial structure of tourism development between urban and rural areas based on population mobility

Liu

Fang

Xue

et al. 2022

Indoor and Built Environment

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Under the bidirectional flow pattern of urban and rural factors, the tourism industry has become an important way to promote the vitality of urban and rural areas because of rural gentrification and city migration. By constructing a ‘node-link-setting’ networked land use model, this paper maps the tourism flow and geographic space networks, proposes a multi-layer nested network theory with spatial relevance from the mobility perspective to solve practical problems, such as urban–rural dual opposition and functional segmentation. We studied the high-precision mobile smart phone signalling data combined geographical data of Yichang, analysed the dynamic change process and comprehensive development mode characteristics of tourism attractions in 92 villages and towns through the social network analysis, compared tourism flow network changes in Yichang over time to construct a tourism flow network of Yichang, analysed the level and location of tourism nodes in the network and classified the tourist destinations to reveal the spatial-temporal evolution process and change the rule of the tourism flow network. The differences were compared by constructing traffic geography and infrastructure networks. The purpose is to propose guidance countermeasures for regional village unit tourism facility construction and industrial development and to maintain the integrity of spatial correlation and structural optimisation.

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“…We should understand the profound historical and cultural implications behind them so as to cultivate a new modern culture based on tradition [2]. However, the rapid development of society has complicated the protection of historical sites, but fortunately, the development of digital technology, such as terrestrial laser scanning, close-range photogrammetry, and satellite remote sensing, has created new opportunities for the protection and utilization of historical sites with fragile and perishable characteristics [3,4]. In the past three decades, technical improvement has led to digital protection becoming a mainstream trend in the protection of historical sites, through digital archaeology, 3D modeling, geographic information systems, etc.…”

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Protection and Utilization of Historical Sites Using Digital Twins

Liu,

Wang

2024

Buildings

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Historical sites are incomplete relics left by human activities and are also valuable resources for human society, with most of them buried deep underground. Because the protection of original historical sites is difficult, very few sites choose this method. Many funerary objects that have been in historical sites are scattered in museums, losing their original context and complicating their utilization. Thus, using digital technology to protect and utilize historical sites and to explore their outstanding value from historical, aesthetic, and anthropological perspectives is a foremost concern. Therefore, this study aims to develop a comprehensive method for the protection and utilization of historical sites, that is, digital protection and utilization based on a digital twin. We constructed a historical site digital twin model using qualitative and vertical methods, including a physical entity, virtual entity, twin data center, digital twin service, and connection. We also established a technical framework of data acquisition and processing, digital protection, and digital utilization, forming a layered management and application of digital resources. In digital protection, information in the real world and the virtual world are connected to monitor risks, collect data, create simulations, and propose protection strategies, quickly and accurately. In digital utilization, the knowledge graph is constructed to associate seemingly unrelated information, explore potential knowledge, and improve information sharing. In addition, the method is validated by means of case studies of historical sites in China. In this paper, the historical sites of the Northern Qi Dynasty in Taiyuan, Shanxi, especially the Xuxianxiu Tomb and Lourui Tomb, are discussed in detail. The results indicate that this method is effective for the protection and utilization of historical sites.

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Information technology methods for locality preservation and inheritance of settlement cultural landscape

Cited by 8 publications

References 21 publications

Informal settlements in the context of COVID-19: Pandemic restrictions and the building of community resilience

Informal settlements in the context of COVID-19: Pandemic restrictions and the building of community resilience

Using multi-layer nested network to optimise spatial structure of tourism development between urban and rural areas based on population mobility

Protection and Utilization of Historical Sites Using Digital Twins

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