新成果、新技术、新突破——敦煌文物保护研究“新”潮涌动

Core Insights - The Dunhuang Research Institute has made significant advancements in cultural heritage protection and Dunhuang studies, showcasing new technologies and methodologies at the 8th Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo [1][2]. Group 1: Technological Innovations - The institute has introduced China's first mobile laboratory for archaeological site protection, which has been applied in over 100 archaeological sites across Shaanxi and Henan provinces [1]. - A new digitalization intelligent mobile platform has been developed, integrating data collection, processing, and storage, enabling efficient data gathering and remote transmission in remote areas [1]. Group 2: Research and Academic Contributions - The second volume of the "Complete Works of Dunhuang Caves," comprising over 300,000 words, is set to be published in 2024, incorporating advanced technologies such as geographic coordinates, 3D laser scanning, and carbon dating [3]. - The institute has amassed over 170,000 volumes of Dunhuang-related literature and integrated resources from six academic platforms, creating a comprehensive information resource center for Dunhuang studies, with 1.12 billion metadata entries and over 50,000 electronic books [3]. Group 3: International Collaboration - The institute has organized over 70 international academic conferences, attracting nearly 1,500 experts from more than 10 countries, fostering global academic exchange and collaboration [4]. - Activities promoting Dunhuang culture have reached 16 countries, enhancing international cooperation in cultural research and supporting the Belt and Road Initiative [4]. Group 4: Future Directions - The Dunhuang Research Institute aims to accelerate the construction of a "model" and "highland" for cultural heritage protection, continuing its commitment to safeguarding national treasures [5].