国家文物局：加强数字资源建设，推动优质文化资源直达基层

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the need for innovation in digital resource service models for cultural relics, focusing on risk prevention, protection, research, management, and utilization through digital and intelligent means [1][2] Group 2 - In risk prevention, the Dunhuang Academy has developed a cultural relic safety supervision platform using IoT, GIS+BIM, AI, digital twins, cloud computing, and big data, achieving a comprehensive and proactive management model [1] - For protection and restoration, 3D models are created for broken relics (e.g., Terracotta Warriors, ceramics) to facilitate virtual restoration [1] - In archaeological research, the "Jinxiu" Silk World interactive map aggregates 12,915 pieces of silk-related data from 99 countries, enabling global open sharing through a multilingual time-space management platform [1] - The Palace Museum employs a digital twin management platform utilizing IoT, big data, AI, and virtual reality to create intelligent monitoring and warning systems, accurately reflecting the physical state and dynamic changes of the museum [1] Group 3 - In terms of value utilization, a high-quality knowledge base for significant relic types such as paintings, bamboo slips, bronze wares, and jade wares has been established, alongside enhancing public cultural digital resource construction [2] - As of now, 7,046 museums across the country have launched over 130,000 online exhibitions and conducted 47,000 online educational activities, with museum website visits exceeding 2 billion, effectively stimulating innovation within cultural relic and museum units [2]