The Next Generation Internet Technology Applied to Cultural Heritage Conservation
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18063/lne.v3i4.935Keywords:
Next-Generation Internet Technologies, Digital Age, Cultural HeritageAbstract
This article discusses the application of utilising next-generation Internet technologies to enhance the preservation of cultural heritage. It examines potential uses such as digital archiving, secure transactions of cultural assets, and Web 3.0 technology as a tool in the digital film and television production industry, with a particular focus on visualised methods. By exploring these applications, the article underscores the transformative potential of next-generation Internet technologies in addressing the challenges of cultural conservation in the digital age. The discussion highlights how decentralised frameworks, blockchain technology, and enhanced data ownership can revolutionise the management, protection, and engagement with cultural heritage, offering innovative solutions to technical and ethical issues. Through this analysis, the article aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the role Web 3.0 can play in safeguarding our shared cultural legacy for future generations.
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