Recording and Utilization of Cultural Property Information via Digital Technologies Vol. 4
Open Science, Wikipedia, GIGA School Program, 3DData, GIS

Table of Contents

Ⅰ．Archaeological Information in the Age of Open Science

[1] Making Archaeological Information Accessible　　1
　　Noguchi Atsushi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural P roperties)

[2] When? Where? What? SORAN as an Archaeological Information Aggregator　　14
　　Takata Yuichi(Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

[3] Social Networking and Cultural Heritage Information: A Case Study of Aichi Maibun　　18
　　Higami Noboru, Horiki Mamiko (Aichi Prefectural Center for Archeological Operations)

[4] Universities and the Creation and Utilization of Archaeological 3D Data　　22
　　Nakamura Kosaku (Kokugakuin Tochigi Junior College)

[5] Developing Local Heritage Information with Help from Outside: A Case Study of Hida　　29
　　Miyoshi Seicho (Hida City Board of Education)

[6] Digitalizing Museums: Publicization and Value Co-Creation　　41
　　Nakao Tomoyuki (Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan)

[7] No Photography! Social Networking Services and Cultural Heritage News　　47
　　Imai Kunihiko (Asahi Shimbun Fukuoka News Center)

Ⅱ．Cultural Heritage and Wikipedia

[8] From Wikipedia Town to Wikipedia Cultural Properties　　51
　　Aoki Kazuto (Insitute of Disaster Mitigation for Urban Cultural Heritage, Ritsumeikan University, Code for Yamashiro)

[9] How to Utilize Digital Information in Wikipedia　　57
　　Arai Shohei (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences)

[10]How to Search for Cultural Heritage Information on the Internet　　63
　　Takata Yuichi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

[11] Wikipedia Town in Numazu City　　71
　　Kimura Satoshi (Numazu City Board of Education), Ichikawa Hiroyuki (Code for Fujinokuni/Tokyo Zokei University), Ichikawa Nozomi (Code for Fujinokuni)

[12]Cultural Heritage and Wikipedia: Framework and Application　　77
　　Noguchi Atsushi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties) Miyoshi Seicho (Hida City Board of Education), Oya Yuji (Matsubara City Board of Education)

Ⅲ．Cultural Heritage and GIS

[13]Digitizing Archaeological Site Maps: From an Administrative Perspective　　89
　　Fujii Koji (Cultural Properties Second Division, Agency for Cultural Affairs)

[14]Utilizing GSI Maps and GSI Tiles　　93
　　Shimizu Otohiko (Kinki Regional Survey Dept., Geospatial Information Authority of Japan)

[15] SORAN GIS: Functions and Data　　101
　　Takata Yuichi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

[16] Standardization, File Format, and Publishing of Archaeological GIS Data　　105
　　Noguchi Atsushi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

[17] Examples of Open Data and the Introduction of Open Source GIS Software Into Administration　　113
　　Kita Koichi (Hokkaido)

[18] The GIS of Fukuoka City and Its Utilization　　119
　　Morimoto Mikihiko (Buried Cultural Properties Section, Fukuoka City Government)

[19] Digitizing Archaeological Survey Records with QGIS　　123
　　Ishii Junpei (Assabu Agricultural Committee Office)

Ⅳ．Local Cultural Heritage and the GIGA School Project

[20] Excavation Sites and the GIGA School Project: What Kind of Change Will Learner-Centered use of ICT Bring to Buried Cultural Properties?　　141
　　Sasaki Hironobu (Kohoku Junior High School, Nagano City)

[21] School Libraries, the GIGA School Project, and Local Cultural Heritage　　156
　　Miyazawa Yuko (Takamori Kita Elementary School)

[22] Utilizing GIS for Elementary and Junior High School Student in Yokkaichi　　164
　　Kawasaki Shino (Yokkaichi Board of Education)

Ⅴ．Open Data and Digital Archives

[23] The Promotion of Administrative Open Data and Its Expansion Into the Field of Cultural Properties　　167
　　Endo Mamoru (Nagoya University)

[24] Publishing the Field Notes of Independent Scholars From the Modern Era Under CC BY　　171
　　Chiba Tsuyoshi (Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Cultural History)

[25] The Creation and Significance of Guides to Good Practice　　179
　　Takata Yuichi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

Ⅵ．Cultural Heritage and 3D Data

[26] The Publication of 3D Models and Matterport as Digital Archive　　181
　　Hayashi Masaki (Tondabayashi City Board of Education)

[27] 3D Measurement of Burial Mounds Made by Citizens　　187
　　Iwamura Kohei (Community-Reactivating Cooperator Squad in Bizen City)

[28] Investigating Quarries with Digital Devices　　190
　　Takata Yuichi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

Ⅶ．Videos of Cultural Heritage

[29] Cultural Heritage Videos at the Nara Palace Site Museum　　196
　　Fujita Yukari (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

Ⅷ．Online Publication of Reports Related to Cultural Heritage

[30] Registering the Data of Nakatsu City in SORAN: Why and How?　　199
　　Urai Naoyuki (Nakatsu Board of Education, Social Education Division, Museum of History)

[31] Digitizing and Publishing Archaeological Excavation Reports in Akita City　　202
　　Kanda Kazuhiko (Akita City, Culture Promotion Section)

[32] The Comprehensive Database of Archaeological Site Reports in Numbers, 2021　　205
　　Takata Yuichi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)