Recording and Utilization of Cultural Property Information via Digital Technologies Vol. 5
Lidar, 3D Data, Digital Archives, Social Media, GIS, Intellectual Property Rights

Research Report of Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties,Vol.37

 

Table of Contents

 

Ⅰ．Lidar and 3D Digitization in Cultural Heritage Research

[1] An Introduction to Cultural Heritage 3D: 2022 edition　　1
　　Noguchi Atsushi (ISACCR, Kanazawa University)

[2] Creating and Utilizing Digital Archives with Mobile Devices　　14
　　Mobile Scan Association

[3] Surveying Cultural Properties Using a Smartphone Equipped with LiDAR:Summarizing the Basics to Establish a Workflow　　19
　　Takata Yuichi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

[4] Airborne measurement survey of archaeological site and related topography using UAV-LiDAR　　23
　　Noguchi Atsushi (ISACCR, Kanazawa University), Nakamura Ryosuke (AIST), Kanazawa Mai (Wakayama Prefectural Kii-Fudokinooka)

[5] Improving the Effectiveness of Mobile Scan Applying to Quick Field Measurements of Archaeological Features and Structural Remains in Excavation Work for Preventive Archaeology: A Case Study of the Heidai-zaka Yokoanabo (tunnel tomb) in Koganei City, Japan　　33
　　Noguchi Atsushi (Kanazawa University), Nakajima Shota (Igusa Cultural Property Institute) and Takagi Yokuro (Koganei City Board of Education)

[6] The Benefits and Potential of LiDAR-based 3D Models　　40
　　Yamada Satoru (Nishinomiya City)

[7] One-Person Fieldwork: Collecting Topographic Measurements with the iPad's LiDAR Sensor　　43
　　Ishii Junpei (Asssabu Agricultural Committee Office)

[8] A Digital Workflow for Test-Pit Excavations using GIS, RTK-GNSS, and Photogrammetry　　49
　　Miyamoto Toshikuni (Aso City Board of Education Education Department Education Division)

Ⅱ．Publishing and Utilizing Cultural Heritage 3D Data

[9] Publishing 3D Heritage Data Online:A List of Historical Museums and Archaeological Institutions Utilizing Sketchfab　　54
　　Takata Yuichi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

[10]How to Make 3D Models Look More Attractive on Sketchfab　　58
　　Nakabayashi Atsushi (Collaborative Researcher, Kyoto Prefectural University)

[11] Visualizing Carved Seals Using 3D Technology: Highlighting Invisible Engravings in CloudCompare　　70
　　Takata Yuichi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

[12]A Look at 3D Model Shading Using Data of an Ancient Roof Tile　　75
　　Nakabayashi Atsushi (Collaborative Researcher, Kyoto Prefectural University)

[13]3D Measurements in Haniwa Research: Potential and Challenges　　91
　　Hirose Satoru(Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

[14]Applying Digital Twin Technology to Cultural Properties　　100
　　Nakamura Ryosuke(National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)

[15] The Tokyo Digital Twin Project and Cultural Heritage Data　　109
　　Shimizu Naoya (Director for Digital Shift Promotion, Tokyo Metropolitan government)

Ⅲ．Providing Open Access to Cultural Heritage Data

[16] After-Session Discussion of the Japanese Archaeological Association:The Who, How, and Why of Open Archeological Data　　114
　　Higami Noboru (Aichi Prefectural Center for Archeological Operations), Horiki Mamiko (Aichi Prefectural Center for Archeological Operations),
　　Imai Kunihiko (The Asahi Shimbun Company), Miyoshi Seicho (Hida City Board of Education), Nakamura Kousaku (Kokugakuin Tochigi junior collage),
　　Nakao Tomoyuki (Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan), Noguchi Atsushi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties),
　　Takata Yuichi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

[17] Some Thoughts on Open Data, Databases, and Digital Archives for Cultural Heritage　　145
　　Noguchi Atsushi (ISACCR, Kanazawa University)

[18] Digitizing and Utilizing Data at the Wakayama Prefectural Museum Kiifudoki-no-oka　　149
　　Kanazawa Mai (Wakayama Prefecture Kiifudoki-no-oka)

[19] Utilization and Preservation of Regional Historical Records through Digital Archiving　　153
　　Furukawa Jun'ichi (Aomori Prefecture, Department of Environment and Public Affairs, Lifestyle and Culture Division),
　　Ito Yumiko (Aomori Prefecture, Board of Education, Cultural Property Protection Division)

[20] A Case Study on How a Municipality Could Create a Small-Scale Digital Archive: Preparing Open Data for Cultural Heritage Related to the Matsubara Iroha Karuta Game　　163
　　Oya Yuji (Matsubara City Board of Education)

[21] Making Museum Data Accessible: Databases for Museum Inventory Records　　169
　　Ishii Junpei (Asssabu Agricultural Committee Office)

[22] On Why Archaeology and Buried Cultural Property Management Need Their Data to Be Open and Tidy　　178
　　Noguchi Atsushi (ISACCR, Kanazawa University)

[23] H-BIM and H-Metaverse for Attractive Community Development　　182
　　Kuwayama Yuki (KuwayamaKawara.inc ykuw-design)

Ⅳ．Improving Dissemination Capabilities Using Social Media

[24] Improving Information Dissemination Using Social Media: A List of Historical Museums and Archaeological Institutions Utilizing Twitter　　190
　　Takata Yuichi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

[25] Utilizing Twitter in the Administration of Buried Cultural Properties　　198
　　Murase Riku (Nara City Board of Education Cultural Properties Division Buried Cultural Properties Research Center)

[26] Disseminating Information about the Tono Municipal Museum on Social Media　　204
　　Hasegawa Hiroshi (Tono Municipal Museum)

Ⅴ．Cultural Heritage and GIS

[27] How to Create Distribution Maps of Paleolithic Sites in QGIS　　207
　　Kunitake Sadakatsu (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

[28] Utilization of GIS in Yokkaichi　　216
　　Kawasaki Shino (Yokkaichi City Government)

Ⅵ．Cultural Heritage and Intellectual Property Rights

[29] On Personal Information Appearing in Films and Cultural Resource Videos　　220
　　Yanai Kazumasa (Tokyo Broadcasting System Television, Inc.)

[30] Rights Clearance for Disseminating Digital Images of Cultural Properties Online: An Outline　　226
　　Sudo Masahiko (Gojo Partners)

Ⅶ．Publishing Reports on Cultural Heritage Online

[31] Student Roundtable: How Did the COVID-19 Pandemic Affect Students' Literature Collection Activities? Thinking about the Future of Research Environments　　229
　　Hayashi Ryota(Ritsumeikan University Graduate School), Mizoguchi Yasuhisa(Kyoto Prefectural University Graduate School),
　　Noguchi Atsushi(Institute of Studies for Ancient Civilization and Cultural Resources), Onitsuka Hayato(Kagoshima University Graduate School),
　　Takata Yuichi(Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties), Takeuchi Mikiharu(Ritsumeikan University Graduate School),
　　Tsuda Tomu(Komazawa University Graduate School), Ueyama Atsushi(Komazawa University Graduate School)

[32] The Process and Current State of the Digitization of Fieldwork Reports Published by the Shizuoka Prefectural Archaeological Center　　247

　　Chubachi Kenji (Shizuoka Prefectural Archaeological Center)

[33] Disseminating Publications about Cultural Properties of Kokubunji City via SORAN　　253

　　Nakano Jun (Kokubunji city, Board of Education)

[34] How Fieldwork Reports Could Look like in the Digital Age: Online Fieldwork Reports with 3D Data　　259

　　Takata Yuichi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

[35] The Comprehensive Database of Archaeological Site Reports in Numbers, 2022　　265
　　Takata Yuichi (Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties)

 

Issued on 31 January 2023
Edited and Published by
Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties,
(Independent Administrative Agency)National Institute for Cultural Heritage