Digital Humanities Construction in the Development of Smart Museums: The Practice of Shanghai Museum as an Example

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It has been nearly 10 years since the emergence of the concept of smart museums. In the practice of smart museum construction, after collecting a large amount of data, the use of the data appears to be less than satisfactory, and to some extent this can be said to be a bottleneck faced by the construction of smart museums. How to break through this stagnation and start from data collection, management, and mining to form a new model of museum knowledge production and organization services, so that the core functions of smart museums, such as smart management, smart conservation, and smart services, can operate firmly, and in this regard, the emerging digital humanities research in the humanities provides good methods and tools to learn from.

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smart museums, digital humanities, data association, visualization

Liu Jian. Digital Humanities Construction in the Development of Smart Museums: The Practice of Shanghai Museum as an Example [J]. Digital Humanities Research, 2022, 2(3): 39-49.

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