Research on the Historical Remain of the Bombard of Chongqing Ontological Model from the Perspective of Digital Humanities
Abstract
Based on the perspective of digital humanities, taking the example of the historical remain of the bombard of Chongqing, this research explores the possibilities of digital communication of the historical remain of the bombard of Chongqing through specific methods,such as multi-source clustering, resource indexing, knowledge reorganization, and interactive operations. The semantic ontology model can achieve a multidimensional stereoscopic description of the historical remain of the bombard of Chongqing with heterogeneous data from multiple sources. This facilitates the in-depth integration of related resources of relic objects, designing an ontology model that aligns with the unique characteristics of Chongqing's red culture. The study also discusses the technical and expansion paths of the ontology model for war relics, aiming to provide insights and references for the integration of digital resources and the digital preservation and dissemination of the historical remain of the bombard. To achieve the preservation of Chinese historical and cultural heritage.
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