Space Technologies for Sustainable Heritage: 10th anniversary of HIST

Chen, Fulong; Wang, Xinyuan; Liu, Jie; Liu, Shaobo

doi:10.1186/s40494-021-00630-0

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“…Aldighieri et al used the San Lucano Valley in Italy as an example to develop the Openalp 3D virtual technology platform using information space technology, which can learn about geomorphological value and appreciate the beauty of the natural landscape of the WNHS, show the restricted areas of the site, and strengthen the interaction and connection between tourists and the heritage site, not only protecting and displaying the ecological and aesthetic value of the site but also increasing the ways in which people can have interactive tourism experiences [ 77 ]. These technical resources contribute to promote aesthetic value of heritage through digital communication platforms, increasing stakeholder awareness, education, awareness [ 78 ] and recognition of aesthetic value, and promote the sustainable conservation of WNHSs by stakeholders. WHKSs have important aesthetic value and other OUV aspects, with important ornamental and scientific educational significance.…”

Section: Main Developments and Landmark Achievementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Additionally, the method also facilitates the selection of tourism viewing at WNHSs, the conservation of heritage sites by grading and zoning, and a reduction in the negative impact of tourism activities on the ecological environment of WNHSs. For those sites that are difficult to access due to COVID-19 and complex landscapes, the role of remote sensing in heritage monitoring is important and irreplaceable, especially in karst areas with difficult terrain and complex geomorphology and magnificent natural landscapes [ 78 ], especially in karst areas with complex difficult terrain and magnificent natural landscapes, and the integrated monitoring system composed of "3S" technology cannot be ignored. It is necessary to use GIS to monitor the landscape aesthetic value of WHKSs, as GIS is an important tool for the effective management of value conservation and scientific tourism development.…”

Section: Main Developments and Landmark Achievementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Aesthetic value protection and tourism development of the world natural heritage sites: a literature review and implications for the world heritage karst sites

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Recently, research on outstanding universal value (OUV) protection and tourism development at World Natural Heritage sites (WNHSs) has attracted scholarly attention. The aesthetic value of natural landscapes is a powerful driving force for tourism development. Using this approach as an entry point to study aesthetic value protection and tourism development will help to relieve the contradiction between protection and development and promote the sustainable utilization of heritage sites. However, no comprehensive literature review has examined research on aesthetic value protection and tourism development at WNHSs. To fill this gap, we used a systematic literature review framework, and bibliometric analyses of 194 journal articles were collected from the Web of Science (WOS) and China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI) databases. The results show the following: (1) the overall fluctuating upward trend in the number of publications indicates that the research in this field is gradually expanding, the regions studied in the literature are mainly focused on China, Italy and Australia, and the research institutions conducting the research are mainly Asian universities. (2) The landmark research achievements mainly focus on theoretical foundation, model construction, monitoring and evaluation, technical measures and other dimensions and the implications for World Heritage karst sites (WHKSs), where theoretical research is the main focus, and that research on monitoring and evaluation, technical measures and model construction is relatively limited. (3) On this basis, 7 key scientific and technological issues are summarized and provide insights into future research directions for the conservation of aesthetic values and tourism development at WHKSs, and future research should strengthen knowledge of natural heritage conservation based on aesthetic value identification and focus on the theoretical basis of the coordination between the conservation of aesthetic value and tourism development at WNHSs. Research should explore the science and technology and measures associated with the coordination between aesthetic value conservation and tourism development, and reveal the mechanisms and paths for coordination between WNHS conservation and tourism development in karst areas.

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Section: Main Developments and Landmark Achievementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Main Developments and Landmark Achievementsmentioning

confidence: 99%