Research on the Knowledge Character and Classification of Intangible Cultural Heritage

Abstract:

As the knowledge of intangible cultural heritage is the experience which is accumulated for a long time, it is difficult to express the complex relationships completely. In order to preserve the content of intangible cultural heritage effectively, the knowledge should be classified by a rational standard. Firstly, this paper discussed the special character and information processing technology of intangible culture heritage; Secondly, the classification of intangible cultural heritage is designed based on its character and the theory of knowledge classification, and then a knowledge modeling framework for intangible cultural heritage is designed based on this classification. Application has proved that it is feasible and effective, and could help the users to master the knowledge and its relationship from various perspectives.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 643)
• Pages: 153-158
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.643.153
• Online since: September 2014
• Authors: Min Li Dai*, Chuan Ming Sun, Min Wang
• Keywords: Intangible Cultural Heritage, Knowledge Character, Knowledge Classification, Knowledge Modeling Framework

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