Smart museum of everyday life history in Petrozavodsk State University: Software design and implementation of the semantic layer

Marchenkov, Sergey A.; Vdovenko, Andrey S.; Petrina, Oksana B.; Korzun, Dmitry

doi:10.23919/fruct.2017.8250186

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“…Beberapa penelitan telah mengkaji smart tourism seperti (Sawmong, n.d.), (Wang, 2015), (Navarrete, 2019), (Chianese & Piccialli, 2014), serta (Marchenkov et al, 2018), namun masih berfokus pada pengelolaan teknologi dan penciptaan inovasi. Untuk menciptakan inovasi perlu memastikan perkembangan wisatawan dari generasi milenial melalui evaluasi persepsi dari generasi tersebut terhadap fasilitas smart tourism di Museum Gedung Sate.…”

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Persepsi Wisatawan Milenial Terhadap Penerapan Smart Tourism di Museum Gedung Sate

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Kota Bandung merupakan salah satu tujuan wisata yang diminati dengan berbagai ragam jenis sumber daya. Potensi tersebut mendatangkan pangsa pasar wisatawan yang besar. Museum Gedung Sate adalah salah satu daya tarik wisata di Kota Bandung. Penerapan smart tourism di Museum Gedung Sate sukses mendatangkan 150 ribu wisatawan dalam satu tahun sejak diresmikan. Hal tersebut menjadi tantangan dalam upaya meningkatkan kunjungan dan mengembangan potensi museum, terutama di pandangan generasi milenial yang merupakan pangsa pasar terbesar di industri pariwisata. Penelitian ini berutjuan untuk mengevaluasi persepsi wisatawan milenial terhadap penerapan konsep smart tourism di Museum Gedung Sate. Metode kuantitati deskriptif dilakukan untuk memahami persepsi dari wisatawan milenial. Hasil penelitian didapatkan dimensi persepsi eksternal dan internal memberikan hasil positif dalam pembentukan persepsi terhadap penerapan konsep smart tourism. Selanjutnya, hasil penelitian dapat menjadi referensi pengelola museum dalam melakukan pengembangan smart tourism, serta menambah kajian empiris terkait smart tourism pada museum.

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“…The semantic infrastructure solutions for making CHH knowledge usable and creatable by museum visitors and professionals were discussed in . Prototype development and its initial experiments were presented in (Marchenkov et al, 2017) We consider smart museum information services that can be developed based on a semantic network interlinking the museum CHH collection, including knowledge acquired from visitors and museum personnel. The semantic network enhances the existing collection operating with digital representations of exhibits, descriptions of CHHvalued objects and facts as well as with any available fragments of CHH knowledge.…”

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Smart Services as Cultural and Historical Heritage Information Assistance for Museum Visitors and Personnel

Korzun¹,

Yalovitsyna²,

Volokhova³

2018

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Museums are now digitally enhanced based on smart information services that assist visitors and personnel. Cultural and historical heritage (CHH) is perceived in a personalized and cognitive way. New knowledge is created using active participation of the users themselves. In this paper, we overview the smart museum concept developed at Petrozavodsk State University (PetrSU). We consider possible information services for effective CHH preservation and transmission within a digitally enhanced museum. The studied services can be further extended to assist in the museum research activity by discovering information for applying human expertise and for reasoning new knowledge. The basic information representation model is a semantic network, which reduces data mining to ranking in a linked structure. As a case study the services for the History Museum of PetrSU are elaborated and discussed.Smart Services as Information Assistance 419 can be considered in terms of various properties; to name some examples: works of fine and applied arts or folk crafts, archaeological, architectural, ethnographic or historical sites and complexes, samples of park art and landscape architecture, industrial, documental or audio-visual heritage, spoken tradition and language or literary values, customs, rituals, celebrations and beliefs, music, songs and dances, culinary and ethnological traditions, folk games and sports.The presented work extends our conference publication (Korzun et al., 2018) on the smart museum concept. We continue our research in the smart museum development. In particular, the semantic-driven design of service-oriented information systems (for various problem domains) was initially proposed in (Korzun, 2014), (Korzun, 2016b) and further extended in (Korzun, 2016a). The semantic infrastructure solutions for making CHH knowledge usable and creatable by museum visitors and professionals were discussed in . Prototype development and its initial experiments were presented in (Marchenkov et al., 2017) We consider smart museum information services that can be developed based on a semantic network interlinking the museum CHH collection, including knowledge acquired from visitors and museum personnel. The semantic network enhances the existing collection operating with digital representations of exhibits, descriptions of CHHvalued objects and facts as well as with any available fragments of CHH knowledge. This network is subject to data mining needed for selection of appropriate information as a result provided by services. Our case study is the History Museum of Petrozavodsk State University (PetrSU) in respect to everyday life history; the museum provides the pilot testbed to analyze the information services.The rest of the paper is organized as follows. Section 2 overviews the recent progress in smart museum development. Section 3 introduces our smart museum concept, which is essentially based on information services. Section 4 describes mathematical methods that our approach applies in services development. Section 5 discu...

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Application of a methodological approach to compare ontologies

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Cornejo-Lupa

Gala

et al. 2021

IJWIS

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Purpose This study aims to the OQuaRE quality model to the developed methodology. Design/methodology/approach Ontologies are formal, well-defined and flexible representations of knowledge related to a specific domain. They provide the base to develop efficient and interoperable solutions. Hence, a proliferation of ontologies in many domains is unleashed. Then, it is necessary to define how to compare such ontologies to decide which one is the most suitable for the specific needs of users/developers. As the emerging development of ontologies, several studies have proposed criteria to evaluate them. Findings In a previous study, the authors propose a methodological process to qualitatively and quantitatively compare ontologies at Lexical, Structural and Domain Knowledge levels, considering correctness and quality perspectives. As the evaluation methods of the proposal are based on a golden-standard, it can be customized to compare ontologies in any domain. Practical implications To show the suitability of the proposal, the authors apply the methodological approach to conduct comparative studies of ontologies in two different domains, one in the robotic area, in particular for the simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) problem; and the other one, in the cultural heritage domain. With these cases of study, the authors demonstrate that with this methodological comparative process, we are able to identify the strengths and weaknesses of ontologies, as well as the gaps still needed to fill in the target domains. Originality/value Using these metrics and the quality model from OQuaRE, the authors are incorporating a standard of software engineering at the quality validation into the Semantic Web.

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Smart museum of everyday life history in Petrozavodsk State University: Software design and implementation of the semantic layer

Cited by 8 publications

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Persepsi Wisatawan Milenial Terhadap Penerapan Smart Tourism di Museum Gedung Sate

Persepsi Wisatawan Milenial Terhadap Penerapan Smart Tourism di Museum Gedung Sate

Smart Services as Cultural and Historical Heritage Information Assistance for Museum Visitors and Personnel

Application of a methodological approach to compare ontologies

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