El uso de las nuevas tecnologías para la protección y difusión del patrimonio cultural: Ávila y el proyecto Smart Heritage City
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2023
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El patrimonio cultural en las últimas décadas ha ido incorporando nuevas herramientas que facilitan su gestión, investigación y difusión. En este sentido, las nuevas tecnologías han supuesto un antes y un después en el mundo cultural permitiendo la “democratización de la cultura” ya que además, gracias a ellas se establece un vínculo entre los bienes culturales y las personas, desarrollando un sentimiento de identidad.
Hoy en día, el uso de este tipo de tecnología en el campo patrimonial no resulta novedoso ya que su eficacia está más que probada; sin embargo, la forma en la que esta se emplea en ciertos proyectos sí puede llegar a serlo debido a los resultados que arroja y a la influencia que alcanza. Este es el caso de la ciudad castellanoleonesa de Ávila, cuyo proyecto SHCity (Smart Heritage City) ha destacado por ser pionero en varios aspectos como es el área de aplicación y la herramienta desarrollada. Un estudio en profundidad así como comparado del mismo, muestra el verdadero peso que este proyecto ha tenido en el ámbito cultural internacional debido a la forma de aplicación de tecnologías de información geográfica y comunicación para la gestión y difusión del patrimonio local.
In recent decades, cultural heritage has been incorporating new tools that facilitate its management, research, and dissemination. In this sense, new technologies have marked a before and after in the cultural world, allowing the "democratization of culture", as they also establish a link between cultural assets and people, developing a sense of identity. Nowadays, the use of this type of technology in the heritage field is not new, as its effectiveness is more than proven; however, the way in which it is used in certain projects 2 can become so due to the results it produces and the influence it achieves. This is the case of the Castilian city of Avila, whose SHCity (Smart Heritage City) project has stood out for being a pioneer in several aspects such as the area of application and the tool developed. An in-depth and comparative study of the project shows the real weight that this project has had in the international cultural sphere due to the way it has applied geographic information and communication technologies for the management and dissemination of local heritage.
In recent decades, cultural heritage has been incorporating new tools that facilitate its management, research, and dissemination. In this sense, new technologies have marked a before and after in the cultural world, allowing the "democratization of culture", as they also establish a link between cultural assets and people, developing a sense of identity. Nowadays, the use of this type of technology in the heritage field is not new, as its effectiveness is more than proven; however, the way in which it is used in certain projects 2 can become so due to the results it produces and the influence it achieves. This is the case of the Castilian city of Avila, whose SHCity (Smart Heritage City) project has stood out for being a pioneer in several aspects such as the area of application and the tool developed. An in-depth and comparative study of the project shows the real weight that this project has had in the international cultural sphere due to the way it has applied geographic information and communication technologies for the management and dissemination of local heritage.