Due to the nature of the cultural heritage guide of the archaeological site, it is necessary to effectively and quickly deliver a significant amount of information. In this paper, we propose a smart guide system for guiding the cultural heritage of outdoor archaeological sites. IoT has been greatly expanded in archaeological sites, but most of them are for checking and preserving the current status of cultural heritage. Therefore, research results were limited to the field. Therefore, in this paper, the smart guide system was reviewed as part of the expansion application of IoT technology in the field of cultural heritage. To this end, for example, the value of cultural heritage sites in Yangju, Korea was analyzed, the status of cultural heritage guidance in the historical site was reviewed, and a smart guide system using IoT was proposed. Through this, it is expected to be applied to the cultural heritage guidance system at the world's archaeological sites.
Citation: Heesoo Choi, Sangheon Kim. Proposal of smart guide system for cultural heritage of archaeological sites using IoT-focusing on Hoeamsa Temple site in Yangju, Korea[J]. Mathematical Biosciences and Engineering, 2023, 20(5): 8745-8765. doi: 10.3934/mbe.2023384
Due to the nature of the cultural heritage guide of the archaeological site, it is necessary to effectively and quickly deliver a significant amount of information. In this paper, we propose a smart guide system for guiding the cultural heritage of outdoor archaeological sites. IoT has been greatly expanded in archaeological sites, but most of them are for checking and preserving the current status of cultural heritage. Therefore, research results were limited to the field. Therefore, in this paper, the smart guide system was reviewed as part of the expansion application of IoT technology in the field of cultural heritage. To this end, for example, the value of cultural heritage sites in Yangju, Korea was analyzed, the status of cultural heritage guidance in the historical site was reviewed, and a smart guide system using IoT was proposed. Through this, it is expected to be applied to the cultural heritage guidance system at the world's archaeological sites.
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