A Duet of Ancient Artifacts with Modern Technology at the National Palace Museum. Dr. Shih, Shou-chien Director, National Palace Museum, Taiwan

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A Duet of Ancient Artifacts with Modern Technology at the National Palace Museum Dr. Shih, Shou-chien Director, National Palace Museum, Taiwan 1

I. Introduction Outline II. Objects Digitization at the National Palace Museum Opportunity and Challenge Strategies Stages of the Development Major Achievements III.Conclusion 2

Introduction Today, museums not only serve functions of storage, display, research and education, but also must be a medium in economic development and play an important role in the knowledge-based economy. The emergence of a knowledge-based economy has caused businesses to place greater focus on content and creativity, further highlighting the significant role of cultural content in economic development. 3

Introduction Information technologies serve to promote the product and encourage development of digital content industries. The digitization of museum collections is one of the most promising ways to solve problem of managing the difficult environment, provides the solution to remove obstacles, and also enhances the museum s role as a provider of services, education, and cultural exchange. 4

Opportunity and Challenge The turning point of digitization through three aspects: The global trend of developing digitalcontent industries The acceptance of government policy. The National Project, Challenge 2008: Digital Taiwan The practical commercial needs of the Museum itself 5

Opportunity and Challenge Challenges: Struggling to get the necessary funds from the central government for digitization Simultaneously carrying out the appropriated budget along with having to take responsibility for other tasks and facing various levels of pressure Acquiring digitization specialists and training them within the regulations set up in the government employment system and the subsequent inability to effectively do so 6

Opportunity and Challenge Challenges: The difference in understanding digitization by the employees entrusted with such tasks Difficulty in communication between departments. Difficulty in achieving a consensus in the goals of digitization The problem of managing temporary employees on digital projects The recent discovery of a severe issue with the lack of artistic and cultural understanding by information 7 technology specialists in general.

Strategies Principal missions: Effectively supporting studies and research Developing a digital museum and utilizing value-added applications Effectively supporting online exhibitions Focusing on services, value, and promotion Effectively supporting an environment of stress-free and efficient learning of cultural, historical and artistic information 8

Strategies Figure1:Tiers of Digitization Development Strategy 9

Strategies The three-tier digitization strategy Tier I (downstream): Digital Archives Tier II (midstream): Digital Museum Tier III (upstream): Digital-Learning, Knowledge-Based Economy and Cultural Artifact Promotion and Education 10

Stages of Digitization Development Four main stages: 1. The Seeding Stage ( 1999 2000) 2. The Germination Stage (2001 2003) 3. The Growth Stage ( 2004 2007) 4. The Propagation Stage (2007 and later ) 11

Stages of Digitization Development The Seeding Stage ( 1999 2000) The cooperated project with IBM (1999) Constructing a preliminary system framework and creating a small volume of high-resolution files The digital museum project (2000) Developed a productions the series, The Beauty of Cultural Artifacts in the National Palace Museum 12

Stages of Digitization Development The Germination Stage (2001 2003) Digital Initiative Project (2001) The Digital Archives National Technology Project- Research and Development of the National Palace Museum Cultural Artifacts Digital Archiving system (2002) Internet Culture Creation & Development Project- Construction and Utilization of the National Palace Museum Digital Museum (2002) E-learning National Technology Project The National Palace Museum Cultural Artifacts E- Learning (2003) 13

Stages of Digitization Development The Growth Stage ( 2004 2007) Research and Development of the National Palace Museum Cultural Artifacts Digital Archiving System (2004) Construction and Utilization of the National Palace Museum Digital Museum (2004) The National Palace Museum Cultural Artifacts E-Learning (2004) 14

Stages of Digitization Development The Propagation Stage (2007 and later ) Complete digitization of collections Develop a standardized operation for managing digital museum Promote various digital valued-add products Create an e-learning environment for the public 15

Major Achievements Completion of basic information on 7,300 antiquities, 3,700 works of painting and calligraphy, 2,900 rare books, and 115,000 palace memorials as well as the establishment of high-resolution image files (up to Sep. 2004) Presentation of 650,000 National Palace Museum imperial objects available through the Internet for searching, while image files can be viewed and printed at the Museum library Establishment of the 3D Virtual Collection Exhibition System and its Documentary Film 16

The 3D Virtual Collection Exhibition System and Its Documentary The five selected objects Objects CF Documentary

Major Achievements Establishment of a multilingual website Completion of seven digital museum themes introducing the finest of various forms of Chinese art and culture Publication of more than ten high-quality multimedia digital DVD 18

The National Palace Museum World Wide Web Languages in Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, German, French and Spanish 19

Theme-based Web Pages for the National Palace Digital Museum 20

Webaward, U.S.A. 2004, Standard of Excellence Literary Images: Chinese Literature in Painting and Calligraphy 21 Theme-based Web Pages for the National Palace Digital Museum

The Fashionable, the Antiquarian AVICOM Award, "Prix Multimedi'Art of Silver CD-ROM Category 22

The published thematic CD-ROMs 23

Age of the Great Khan AAM MUSE Awards 2004, Honorable Mention, Art Age of the Great Khan reflects the dynamic presentation of the original exhibition. It explores the artistic masterpieces and social practices of the Mongol Yuan dynasty from various perspectives. 24

Convergence of Radiance AAM MUSE Awards 2004, Silver, Collection Database or Reference 25

Major Achievements Design and publication of books, catalogues, pictures, digital discs, cards, and ties with styles based on objects unique to the National Palace Museum as well as the promotion of e- commerce Expansion of value-added applications and promotions: designing and issuing value-added commercial products Establishment of an e-commerce website to promote the Museum s value-added products 26

Publication of books 27

National Palace Museum e-shop http://e-shop.npm.myepson.com.tw 28

Major Achievements Establishment of the Digital Guide System and art galleries of reproductions at the Taipei Metro Stations and the airport terminals Establishment of the NPM On-line Learning System web Site The NPM Online Game 29

The Digital Guide System The Digital Guide system is an experimental system, a user-friendly digital guide that offers three different modes defined by guide content, guide functions and mobile guide. 30

Cultural Artifact Art Gallery Ex: Chiang Kai-Shek International Airport, Terminal One 31

The NPM On-line Learning System The Web Site of the National Palace Museum On-line Learning System has been published since February 18 th, 2004. http://elearning.npm.gov.tw 32

The NPM On-line Game The NPM on-line game is called Sheng Ch i Huo Hsien. It s planed to be available to the public in March, 2005. 33

Conclusion Digitization of cultural heritage will have a great impact on society: Improvements to exhibition, education, research, management and publication. Protection and promotion of artifacts. Enrichment of cultural heritage. Enhancement of economic development. 34

Conclusion However, there are some issues to resolve: Integration of upstream and downstream digital content Acquisition of funding to support the process Technological and cultural resource Employment restrictions and regulation Immature development of key digital technologies Legal and I.P. restrictions and regulations 35

Conclusion The digitization process at the National Palace Museum has: Demonstrated the benefits of digitalization Highlighted some key issues of this process Shown opportunities for other museums to follow We hope you have enjoyed the experience of digitalization in the national palace museum. 36

The end Thank you! National Palace Museum 37