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Confirmative biophilic framework for heritage management. [PDF]
PLoS One, 2022 Heritage managers often reuse heritage sites to attract tourists and conserve the sites. Not all adaptive heritage reuses achieve sustainable development. Biophilia is an innate, biological tendency to be close to natural and cultural elements, which may
Tu HM.
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New perspectives on World Heritage management in the GCC legislation. [PDF]
Built Herit, 2022 New legislative acts on heritage protection have been published in several Arab Countries in the last decade. Whilst this is a positive trend in general, what remains to be seen is the factual impact of the new legislation on the pressing issues of ...
Wosiński MM.
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Comput Intell Neurosci, 2022 Intangible Cultural Heritage does not rely on material forms but is displayed through human inheritance, different tools, and flexible forms, which make the traditional management and protection methods unable to meet the needs of its development ...
Sun J.
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Internet Archaeology, 2023 This special issue of Internet Archaeology presents some of the achievements of the European infrastructure projects, ARIADNEplus (2019-22) and the preceding ARIADNE initiative (2013-17), with additional contributions from members of the COST Action ...
Julian D. Richards +2 more
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Connecting the museum to the city environment from the visitor’s perspective [PDF]
Applied Computing and Informatics, 2022 Recommendation systems are widely used in tourism in order to provide people personalized suggestions that would make their trip memorable. Nowadays, mobile assisted guided tours based on recommendation services are used in museums to enhance visitors ...
Konstantinos Koukoulis +2 more
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Youth participation in cultural heritage management: a conceptual framework
International Journal of Heritage Studies (IJHS), 2023 The management of cultural heritage is no longer exclusive to heritage professionals. The engagement of various stakeholders, particularly underrepresented groups in communities, is crucial to promote inclusiveness in heritage management practices.
Yingxin Zhang +3 more
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Using knowledge graphs and deep learning algorithms to enhance digital cultural heritage management
Heritage Science, 2023 Cultural heritage management poses significant challenges for museums due to fragmented data, limited intelligent frameworks, and insufficient applications.
Y. Y. Huang +4 more
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Towards a climate‐smart cultural heritage management
WIREs Climate Change, 2023 Globally, cultural heritage is on the front line of anthropogenic climate change. Therefore, it could be argued that climate change should now be a primary lens through which cultural heritage conservation and management are viewed.
S. Fatorić, Cathy Daly
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Participation and cultural heritage management in Norway. Who, when, and how people participate
The International Journal of Cultural Policy, 2023 Participation in democracy has been suggested as an inherent value of democracy by allowing citizens to participate in political decision-making. Since the 2000s and, more particularly, after the creation of the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage ...
Laia Colomer
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Sustainability, 2022 This study explores the change over time in the World Heritage Site (WHS) of Diriyah over three critical periods, focusing on three aspects: physical, social, and economic.
M. Bay +3 more
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