Research on data integration of overseas discrete archives from the perspective of digital humanties

TL;DR

This paper explores the digitization and integration of overseas archives using digital humanities technologies, aiming to enhance cooperation, data management, and societal benefits in the context of historical preservation and digital society development.

Contribution

It proposes a digital framework for overseas archives based on the MISS platform, integrating IIIF, knowledge graph, and ontology technologies to improve management and international cooperation.

Findings

Digital framework promotes standardized cooperation between archives and government.

Embedding digital government functions enhances data integration.

Recovery plans for overseas archives improve preservation efforts.

Abstract

The digitization of displaced archives is of great historical and cultural significance. Through the construction of digital humanistic platforms represented by MISS platform, and the comprehensive application of IIIF technology, knowledge graph technology, ontology technology, and other popular information technologies. We can find that the digital framework of displaced archives built through the MISS platform can promote the establishment of a standardized cooperation and dialogue mechanism between the archives authoritiess and other government departments. At the same time, it can embed the works o fichives ction of digital government and the economy, promote the exploration of the integration of archives management, data management, and information resource management, and ultimately promote the construction of a digital society. By fostering a new partnership between archives departments and enterprises, think tanks, research institutes, and industry associations, the role of multiple social subjects in the modernization process of the archives governance system and governance capacity will be brought into play. The National Archives Administration has launched a special operation to recover scattered archives overseas, drawing up a list and a recovery action plan for archives lost to overseas institutions and individuals due to war and other reasons. Through the National Archives Administration, the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Supreme People's Court, the Supreme People's Procuratorate, and the Ministry of Justice, specific recovery work is carried out by studying and working on international laws.