Sustainable Urban Heritage: Localisation of SDGs by Digitalising Sites in Belgrade

Mladenović, Milja

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“…On the other hand, non-formal education, such as training and workshops, can be a powerful platform for disseminating sustainable knowledge and practices based on local wisdom, especially in rural communities, where traditional knowledge is often at the core of agricultural and environmental sustainability (Adams et al, 2020;Pavlova & Singh, 2022). Meanwhile, in informal education, individuals can access information about local wisdom and sustainable practices through literature, social media, and community interactions, all of which can increase awareness and understanding of the importance of preserving cultural and natural heritage (Giliberto & Labadi, 2022;Hasan et al, 2022;Menkshi et al, 2021;Mladenović, 2023).…”

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A systematic literature review about local wisdom and sustainability: Contribution and recommendation to science education

Lestari,

Paidi,

Suyanto

2024

EURASIA J Math Sci Tech Ed

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The theme “local wisdom, sustainability, and education” attracted the attention of researchers, and the number of publications began to increase, making it interesting to study. This systematic literature review (SLR) aims to review various research published in journals indexed in Scopus database related to the theme “local wisdom, sustainability, and education”. The review focuses on publication trends as well as the contributions and recommendations that can be obtained. Disbursement was focused on the largest database in the world (Scopus), where 186 articles were obtained. preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analysis model was used to obtain suitable articles, so that finally only 10 articles met the criteria to be analyzed. We obtained data that the dominant research was conducted using a qualitative approach or method. There is no dominant author, and all authors are not related to each other. Local wisdom and sustainability “meet” in the word Indonesia, showing Indonesia’s position and urgency in this study. The theme “local wisdom, sustainability, and education” is still not an interesting issue asking for international collaboration, so research collaboration is still local. We discuss all the findings. We also discuss the contributions and recommendations of the 10 articles analyzed, which can be grouped into aspects of sustainable agriculture, sustainable watershed management, implementation of environmental education curricula, and teacher professionalism development. Contributions and recommendations are aimed at all aspects of education (both formal, non-formal and informal education). Findings can be a consideration or baseline for researchers to study theme of “local wisdom, sustainability, and education” according to their respective backgrounds and objectives.

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Section: Contributions and Recommendationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A systematic literature review about local wisdom and sustainability: Contribution and recommendation to science education

Lestari,

Paidi,

Suyanto

2024

EURASIA J Math Sci Tech Ed

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A Digital Preservation for the Indonesian First Terminus

Sulistyani

2024

Preservation, Digital Technology &Amp; Culture

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The presence of modernization in Indonesia is supported by several factors, one of which is the railway network. Unfortunately, despite its importance in Indonesian history, the first terminus in Indonesia – namely, Semarang Station – has almost been forgotten. Conservation efforts are needed to describe the architectural evolution of Semarang Station, which can provide a lens to see the adaptation efforts in the development process and the global impact of the establishment of a railway network in the colony. Moreover, digital reconstruction as architectural preservation is necessary to convey the station’s historical value. Given the limited access and scarcity of architectural drawings for Semarang Station, textual sources were used to validate the information from the visual sources. The digitalization of visual data produced 2D objects that were used as the basis for making 3D models; these 2D objects were identified using textual data to see the relationship between their architectural transformation and the events related to the building. The findings of the architectural morphology analysis were then used as data to produce the 3D models, which were the main target of the digital reconstruction. The result of this process is a reconstruction of the morphology of the Semarang Station that demonstrates its historical value.

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Sustainable Urban Heritage: Localisation of SDGs by Digitalising Sites in Belgrade

Cited by 2 publications

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A systematic literature review about local wisdom and sustainability: Contribution and recommendation to science education

A systematic literature review about local wisdom and sustainability: Contribution and recommendation to science education

A Digital Preservation for the Indonesian First Terminus

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