This article explores the potential of Web 3.0 technology to transform the field of cultural conservation.By introducing the history of internet and display the limitations of current cultural protection methods,peopl...This article explores the potential of Web 3.0 technology to transform the field of cultural conservation.By introducing the history of internet and display the limitations of current cultural protection methods,people could see Web 3.0 offers innovative solutions for preserving,accessing,and engaging with cultural heritage.The revolutionary impact of this technology on traditional methods of cultural preservation and suggests its transformative potential in enhancing acessibility,engagement,and preservation efforts worldwide.This technology provides new tools and opportunities for preserving,accessing,and engaging with cultural heritage.With Web 3.0,people can create decentralized networks that can provide secure and transparent access to digital assets,including cultural artifacts.展开更多
On site observation is the most common way of monitoring cultural heritage sites and monuments in Cyprus.However,this procedure that includes data collection,periodical observations,and multivariate risk assessment an...On site observation is the most common way of monitoring cultural heritage sites and monuments in Cyprus.However,this procedure that includes data collection,periodical observations,and multivariate risk assessment analysis is difficult to accomplish with the traditional practices and methods since it is time consuming and expensive.Furthermore,many archaeological sites and monuments are located at inaccessible areas,far away from the main road network and urban areas.Satellite remote sensing and Geographical Information Systems(GIS)can successfully confront this problem by providing the scientists with integrated monitoring of the study areas and the unique advantage to store and manipulate a large amount of spatial and attribute data simultaneously.Actually the monitoring and identification of several natural and anthropogenic hazards in the vicinity of the cultural heritage sites in Cyprus,seems to be one of the main priorities of its governmental and municipal authorities.This study aims to integrate both satellite remote sensing techniques and GIS in a multidisciplinary approach,for monitoring anthropogenic and natural hazards with the use of archived and up-to-date multitemporal remotely sensed images in the study area,namely in areas nearby cultural heritage sites and monuments in Cyprus.In this study anthropogenic hazards include urbanisation and extended land use changes in the surroundings of archaeological sites and natural hazards concern seismicity and sea erosion.展开更多
文摘This article explores the potential of Web 3.0 technology to transform the field of cultural conservation.By introducing the history of internet and display the limitations of current cultural protection methods,people could see Web 3.0 offers innovative solutions for preserving,accessing,and engaging with cultural heritage.The revolutionary impact of this technology on traditional methods of cultural preservation and suggests its transformative potential in enhancing acessibility,engagement,and preservation efforts worldwide.This technology provides new tools and opportunities for preserving,accessing,and engaging with cultural heritage.With Web 3.0,people can create decentralized networks that can provide secure and transparent access to digital assets,including cultural artifacts.
基金Cyprus University of Technology/Department of Civil Engineering and Geomatics(Remote Sensing Laboratory)for supporting this study.They would also like to acknowledge the Geological Survey Department of Cyprus,the Department of Land and Surveys of Cyprus,the Public Works Department of Cyprus,Mr.Christos Efstathiades and Dr.Nicholas Kyriakides for their valuable contribution to specific topics of the paper.
文摘On site observation is the most common way of monitoring cultural heritage sites and monuments in Cyprus.However,this procedure that includes data collection,periodical observations,and multivariate risk assessment analysis is difficult to accomplish with the traditional practices and methods since it is time consuming and expensive.Furthermore,many archaeological sites and monuments are located at inaccessible areas,far away from the main road network and urban areas.Satellite remote sensing and Geographical Information Systems(GIS)can successfully confront this problem by providing the scientists with integrated monitoring of the study areas and the unique advantage to store and manipulate a large amount of spatial and attribute data simultaneously.Actually the monitoring and identification of several natural and anthropogenic hazards in the vicinity of the cultural heritage sites in Cyprus,seems to be one of the main priorities of its governmental and municipal authorities.This study aims to integrate both satellite remote sensing techniques and GIS in a multidisciplinary approach,for monitoring anthropogenic and natural hazards with the use of archived and up-to-date multitemporal remotely sensed images in the study area,namely in areas nearby cultural heritage sites and monuments in Cyprus.In this study anthropogenic hazards include urbanisation and extended land use changes in the surroundings of archaeological sites and natural hazards concern seismicity and sea erosion.