The Process of Museum Digitization Technology

  • Xia Q
  • Wang Q
  • Xue J
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Museum digitization, the process of utilizing digital technology to record, manage, and showcase museum collections, represents a significant transformation in the modes of cultural and historical heritage preservation. As pivotal institutions tasked with the preservation, protection, and exhibition of human civilization achievements, museums have traditionally fulfilled these roles. The rapid advancement of information technology has made museum digitization a global, irreversible trend. This process involves the conversion of tangible collections into digital formats, breaking through the physical constraints of time and space, thereby providing the public with a more convenient and enriched cultural experience.

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Xia, Q., Wang, Q., & Xue, J. (2024). The Process of Museum Digitization Technology. SHS Web of Conferences, 190, 03015. https://doi.org/10.1051/shsconf/202419003015

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