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Building a Digital Resource Platform for Cultural Heritage Using Digital Twin Technology

Abstract

The author suggests a strategy for digital building of the cultural heritage of the Great Wall based on digital twin in order to preserve and inherit material cultural heritage. This approach discusses the implications of the Great Wall digital twin's entire life cycle, suggests a research direction and content for the cultural heritage of the Great Wall's digital twin construction, and carries out an application of the Great Wall digital twin to assess the effectiveness of the application. The evaluation's findings demonstrate that consumers are generally satisfied with Great Wall's digital twin application, with an average score of each indicator over 4, and a marginally subpar functional experience. For the digital archiving, use, and decision-making of the Great Wall's cultural legacy, this method can offer full life cycle visualisation services. It can also give theoretical and methodological references for the preservation and transmission of tangible cultural property

Michel Glyakas*

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