Optimization of University Archives Management under the Application of Blockchain Technology in the Digital Age

Abstract

The centralized database can store a variety of electronic archives. Electronic archives face a variety of network attack vulnerabilities as information technology and network technology continue to advance. Furthermore, these archives will be readily forged and tampered with by internal management or external attackers. Data security and authenticity problems prevail in China’s management system for archives. First, this exploration elaborates the blockchain technology, distributed database technology, and distributed database system structure. Secondly, blockchain technology is applied to the authenticity protection of electronic archives. Then, an optimization model of university archives based on blockchain technology is constructed. Finally, this exploration investigates the current use of blockchain technology for college archive management systems. The questionnaire is used to understand the current university personnel’s views on the college archive management system under the application of blockchain. The survey results suggest that most people support the digital college archive management system. At present, the operation efficiency of the college archive management system still needs to be improved, and the quality of archives search should be promoted. Therefore, the college archive management system still needs to optimize the archive’s efficiency as well as quality. According to the above survey results, this investigation gives suggestions for optimizing the college archive management system using blockchain technology, as well as some suggestions and references for further management.

Blockchain Technology Leading the Transformation of the Digital Economy and Related Fields?

“…It will collaborate with the ecosystem to form a new value-sharing application ecosystem, promote the entire industry and economic system to achieve technological change, organizational change and efficiency change, and build a modern economic system in the world. [5] According to the estimation of relevant organizations, the scale of China's digital economy will exceed 32 trillion yuan in 2020, accounting for 35% of GDP; by 2030, the digital economy will account for more than 50% of GDP, and we will fully enter the era of digital economy. Blockchain technology has spawned a number of Internet giant enterprises, including Google, Facebook, Tencent, Alibaba, Amazon and other companies, including Alibaba blockchain technology patents amounted to 2,344, covering 16 countries.…”

Application of Artificial Intelligence-based Technology in College Archives Management

“…In the fast changing environment of archival administration, the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) represents a paradigm shift in how college archives protect, organize, and access their vast collections of historical documents and intellectual resources. This study investigates the revolutionary potential of AI-based technology, with a specific focus on the use of Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) models and data augmentation approaches in college archives administration [1]. College archives serve as caretakers of precious institutional memory, containing a rich tapestry of documents, photographs, manuscripts, and multimedia artifacts that trace academic institutions' history and intellectual endeavors [2].…”

Research on the Development Model of University Archives Cultural Products Based on Deep Learning

“…However, due to the diversity and massive amount of archival resources, and the lack of informatization talents in some libraries, archival resources can't be used in a timely and effective way. The development of archival resources in archives only focuses on a few archival resources, and practical information in archives has not been deeply excavated, which leads to the low cultural influence of the currently developed archival cultural products [6][7][8]. At the same time, many archival cultural products designed by archives contain too much political color, ignoring other cultural characteristics in libraries.…”