A Proposal in Creating a Semantic Repository for Digital 3D Replicas: The Case of Modernist Sculptures in Public Spaces of Rio De Janeiro

IF 0.6 4区 管理学 Q3 INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE
Daniela Lucas da Silva Lemos, Dalton Lopes Martins, A. Sá, L. Martins, D. Carmo
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Abstract

The demand for integrating and sharing heterogeneous data online has attracted the interest of cultural institutions in making information access and retrieval more effective via Semantic Web technologies. The present study proposes a digital repository for 3D scans of modernist sculptures in public spaces in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with a view to ensuring access, use, reuse and preservation of this information. This is a qualitative exploratory experimental study based on the scientific literature and specific empirical material. It presents the analysis results of vocabularies for physical artifact documents and their digital counterparts on the Semantic Web and a discussion on how these align with the nature of the metadata determined here, as well as a metadata modeling prototype implemented on the Tainacan platform and aimed at cataloging digital 3D replicas. We claim that the proposed model for documenting cultural heritage assets on Tainacan is easy to implement, in that it uses accessible technology with a wide internet user base, highly expressive in its descriptions of 3D and multimedia content and based on well-established metadata and ontology standards recommended by regulatory bodies and communities such as the World Wide Web Consortium and International Organization for Standardization. Keywords: networked heritage documents, digital repositories, 3D digitization, semantic annotation
为数字3D复制品创建语义存储库的建议:里约热内卢公共空间中的现代主义雕塑案例
在线集成和共享异构数据的需求吸引了文化机构的兴趣,通过语义Web技术使信息访问和检索更有效。本研究提出了一个数字存储库,用于巴西巴西里约热内卢市公共空间的现代主义雕塑的3D扫描,以确保这些信息的访问、使用、再利用和保存。这是一项基于科学文献和具体经验材料的定性探索性实验研究。本文介绍了语义网上物理工件文档及其数字副本的词汇表分析结果,并讨论了这些词汇表如何与这里确定的元数据的性质保持一致,以及在Tainacan平台上实现的元数据建模原型,该原型旨在对数字3D副本进行编目。我们认为,台南岛文化遗产的档案模式很容易实施,因为它使用了具有广泛互联网用户基础的无障碍技术,对3D和多媒体内容的描述具有高度的表现力,并基于监管机构和社区(如万维网联盟和国际标准化组织)推荐的完善的元数据和本体标准。关键词:网络化遗产文献,数字资源库,三维数字化,语义标注
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