英文摘要 |
The archival agencies under the Ministry of Culture have a rich and varied collection of cultural objects. To share this cultural heritage with the public, the Consolidated Cultural Archives System (CCAS) was created in 2012 with a policy of introducing the system year-by-year and institution-by-institution. The fundamental core of the system is the creation of a single, consolidated data bank that is an integrated, circulated and shared resource. In addition, it extracts common fields from various metadata for data format standardization by a customized approach. In terms of collection management, it adopts a consolidated SOP to achieve strict operation and accurate quality control. The system has collected approximately 350,000 objects with digitalized content information. By the end of 2014 this number will reach over 620,000. The categories of the collected objects cover art, natural history, history, handicrafts, traditional art, music, film, literature, and antiquities. In order to create a Taiwan Digital Museum, the future policy direction for this system is to augment collection effectively by introducing public-sector museums and integrating archival resources. Furthermore, it is also to expand the integration of promotional activities, research, education and value-added use by a linked open data (LOD) framework for important cultural objects among international museums. |