中新网天津1月11日电 (记者 孙玲玲)10日，天津大学与敦煌研究院签署战略合作框架协议，该协议的签 署标志着双方在数字化、智能化保护领域的合作从项目合作迈向全方位深度融合。国家文物局科技教育 司司长罗静、敦煌研究院院长苏伯民一行到访天津大学，与天津大学校长柴立元等校领导共同见证。 1月10日， 天津大学与敦煌研究院签署战略合作框架协议。天津大学 供图 柴立元对苏伯民一行到访表示欢迎，详细介绍了天津大学在学科建设、人才培养等方面取得的成效，指 出天津大学将充分发挥自身学科优势，积极服务国家战略，加强交叉学科建设，为应对文化遗产保护挑 战、传承人类文明贡献"天大"智慧。 苏伯民介绍了敦煌研究院的整体情况，回顾了双方在文化遗产监测、数字化保护等领域取得的合作成 果，期待双方进一步加强在文化遗产科技保护、学科交叉融合发展、成果转化应用以及人才联合培养等 方面的合作，助力敦煌研究院"典范""高地"建设。 天津大学与敦煌研究院的文物保护合作已经有十多年的历史。自2010年前后天津大学科研团队远赴敦 煌，与敦煌研究院探讨计算机技术在壁画监测中的应用以来，一场跨越山海的文化遗产保护携手之旅便 正式启程。双方始终秉持"科技护 ...

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Group 1 - The 2025 Beijing Cultural Forum was held, focusing on the digital empowerment of cultural heritage [1] - Dunhuang Academy has been exploring digital preservation since the late 1980s, aiming for the permanent preservation and sustainable use of Dunhuang Grottoes [1] - As of now, Dunhuang Academy has completed digital collection of 300 caves, data processing for 200 caves, 3D reconstruction of 212 caves, 45 colored sculptures, and 16 major sites, with a total data volume reaching 500TB [1] Group 2 - The "Digital Dunhuang Resource Library" was launched on May 1, 2016, with an English version available since September 2017, allowing global sharing of high-definition images and panoramic tours of 30 caves [1] - The resource library has been accessed by 78 countries with over 20 million visits [1] - In December 2022, the "Digital Dunhuang Open Material Library" was launched, providing over 6,500 digital resources for safe and efficient cultural resource flow [1] Group 3 - To restore lost Dunhuang artifacts overseas, Dunhuang Academy launched the "Digital Cave of Scriptures" cloud game and database platform, recreating the process of discovery and loss [2] - The Academy has organized over 50 digital Dunhuang exhibitions, promoting the dissemination of Dunhuang culture [2] - Future plans include further exploration of digital resources and utilizing high-tech display methods to enhance the international influence of Chinese culture [2]

Core Insights - The article highlights the successful one-year anniversary of the Beijing Central Axis's UNESCO World Heritage status and the advancements in its digital preservation efforts [1] Group 1: Digital Preservation Initiatives - The Beijing Central Axis Heritage Protection Center has introduced the "Cloud Central Axis" project, which utilizes technology to enhance the contemporary value of cultural heritage [1] - The project serves as both a cultural display platform and a public engagement tool, allowing citizens to participate in heritage protection through the "Digital Night Watchman" feature [1] - As of now, the initiative has recorded 89,119 inspection logs and 169,621 inspection images, with 28,681 volunteers participating [1] Group 2: Global Outreach and Recognition - On the occasion of the one-year anniversary, the international version of the "Cloud Central Axis" mini-program was launched to promote global public participation in cultural heritage digital preservation [1] - The project has received multiple prestigious awards both domestically and internationally, showcasing its recognition in the field [1]

Core Insights - Digital technology is not a panacea for heritage protection but can open doors to a more comprehensive, dynamic, and inclusive approach to safeguarding world heritage [1] Group 1: Digital Heritage Protection - The global focus is on how to utilize technology for the protection and management of world heritage, with over 50 years of development leading to a technical system encompassing recording, monitoring, and display [1] - Despite advancements, many countries, including developed ones, lack mature experiences in handling large-scale, living heritage digital protection [1] - The UNESCO Sites Navigator, launched during the 47th World Heritage Conference, reflects the current level of digital heritage protection, primarily focusing on information integration and basic services [1] Group 2: Case Study - Grand Canal of China - The Grand Canal, including the Beijing-Hangzhou and Sui-Tang Canals, was successfully listed as a World Cultural Heritage site in June 2014, with Hangzhou being a key city along the route [2] - The "Smart Canal" system in Hangzhou is set to complete project acceptance by the end of 2023, achieving real-time data sharing across seven departments and twelve data categories, significantly reducing the workload for annual monitoring reports [2] Group 3: Technological Innovations - The breakthrough value of Hangzhou's "Smart Canal" lies in its multi-collaborative monitoring and early warning information platform, utilizing technologies like "water-land-air-star collection," "3D holographic visualization," and "digital twin" [3] - China's application of digital technology in cultural heritage protection has expanded across various fields, creating a complete system from technology development to application [4] Group 4: International Perspectives and Challenges - Concerns about digital technology potentially undermining the authenticity of cultural heritage are addressed through the evolution of international heritage protection documents [4] - The key lies not in the technology itself but in its application, with three proposed pathways to mitigate digital risks: maintaining core values, integrating material and immaterial elements, and establishing a collaborative mechanism among government, community, market, and experts [4] Group 5: Community Engagement - Digital tools can enhance the active authenticity of cultural practices when community residents document their cultural experiences [5] - The dual innovation of "technology + concept" in Hangzhou serves as a practical example of international heritage protection theory and offers a replicable model for similar heritage sites globally [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the innovative efforts of a team from Beijing Institute of Technology in using digital technology to preserve and revitalize cultural heritage, particularly through the "Xiangwai Zhijing: Lantian Water and Land Temple Sculpture Art Image Exhibition" [2][9]. Group 1: Digital Heritage Preservation - The team has created over 200 high-precision digital models of cultural heritage, showcasing their commitment to preserving historical artifacts through modern technology [2][5]. - The digitalization efforts began with the Beijing Central Axis project in 2006, evolving from basic hand-drawn methods to advanced 3D modeling and AI-assisted design [4][8]. - The team has collected over 2,000 images and 120 books related to the Beijing Central Axis, establishing a cultural creative image database [5]. Group 2: Technological Innovation - The digital preservation paradigm has shifted from simple replication to interactive and artistic expressions, allowing for a more engaging experience with cultural artifacts [8][9]. - New technologies such as gesture recognition and panoramic projection are employed to create immersive experiences for exhibition visitors [9][11]. - The team emphasizes the importance of integrating modern aesthetics with traditional cultural elements to create appealing cultural products [9][10]. Group 3: Cultural Impact and Community Engagement - The exhibition attracted a diverse audience, enhancing public engagement with cultural heritage and fostering a sense of cultural appreciation [9][12]. - The project aims to create a replicable cultural operating system that encompasses not just visual elements but also the cultural context and spatial characteristics [10]. - The ongoing contributions of students to the digital heritage preservation efforts signify a generational commitment to cultural continuity and innovation [10][12].

Group 1 - The 20th United Nations Internet Governance Forum (IGF) was held in Norway, where Tsinghua University released a significant research report focusing on China's smart social governance practices, contributing Chinese wisdom to global digital civilization construction [1] - Lenovo's "AI Smart Yuncheng Wooden Pagoda Protection Project" was highlighted as a representative case of digital heritage protection, showcasing innovative practices in the field of ancient building digital preservation [1][2] - The forum's theme was "Building Governance Together," with participation from over 10,000 representatives from more than 170 countries, discussing topics such as digital inclusion and AI ethics [1] Group 2 - The rapid development of AI and smart technologies is driving a transformation towards a smart society, creating new opportunities while also changing production, lifestyle, and social governance [2] - Lenovo is positioning itself as a global leader in the digital economy by developing a comprehensive AI capability that spans from end devices to infrastructure and solutions, focusing on enhancing human well-being [2] - The Yuncheng Wooden Pagoda, a significant cultural heritage site, is undergoing digital preservation due to its historical importance and the need for scientific protection methods [2][3] Group 3 - In 2023, Lenovo partnered with Tsinghua University's School of Architecture to initiate the "Smart Yuncheng Wooden Pagoda Project," which aims to create a digital twin of the pagoda using AI and metaverse technologies [3] - The project enhances visitor experiences through innovative simulations and aims to activate the historical and cultural value of the pagoda, providing new possibilities for creative transformation and innovative development of cultural heritage [3] - By 2025, Lenovo plans to upgrade the technical solutions for the pagoda's protection, utilizing its self-developed intelligent six-legged robotic dog for tasks such as smart scanning and site security [3] Group 4 - Lenovo is also focusing on biodiversity protection and green low-carbon initiatives, aiming to transform local innovations into replicable technological solutions for global challenges [4] - Tsinghua University's Institute of Smart Social Governance emphasizes the importance of collaboration across society to explore governance in the smart society and promote a harmonious digital future [4]

Core Viewpoint - The "Exploration Plan 2024" aims to integrate culture and technology to promote the digital preservation of cultural heritage, with a focus on the "In Kowloon City, Witness Hong Kong" project, which highlights the historical significance of Kowloon City and its cultural narratives [3][10]. Group 1: Project Overview - The "In Kowloon City, Witness Hong Kong" project is a collaboration between Hong Kong United Publishing Group, Electronic Publishing Co., and Huacui Starlight (Beijing) Intelligent Technology Co., utilizing advanced technologies like large model agents and 3D virtual spaces to recreate the cultural essence of Kowloon City [3][4]. - The project was selected from 81 cultural demand scenarios as one of the six key cultural co-creation scenes under the "Exploration Plan 2024" [4]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - The project team is developing a multimodal knowledge intelligent agent that supports bilingual and trilingual interactions, enhancing user engagement with Kowloon City's historical culture [4]. - An AI interactive narrative game is being designed to create immersive learning experiences, encouraging public interest in Kowloon City's history [4]. - A 3D virtual space of Kowloon City will be constructed to allow users to experience different historical periods and cultural customs [4]. Group 3: Expert Insights and Discussions - Experts from various sectors, including cultural institutions and universities, discussed the importance of technology and culture working together to enhance cultural dissemination and user engagement [11]. - The discussions emphasized the need for a shift from one-way cultural output to a collaborative and shared approach, utilizing gamification and user-generated content to stimulate cultural transmission [11]. - The project aims to create sustainable development models by integrating educational and cultural tourism resources, focusing on local schools and Kowloon City Park as pilot sites [11]. Group 4: Future Events and Exhibitions - The results of the "In Kowloon City, Witness Hong Kong" project will be showcased at the Shenzhen Cultural Expo from May 22 to 26 and at the Hong Kong Book Fair from July 16 to 22 [13].