Information Sharing System of Archeological Distributed Heterogeneous Information Sources
Ayako Hayashi, Teruhisa Hochin, Hiroki Nomiya · 2014
Archaeologists independently store their excavation information. They have the information of excavations carried out by themselves. Excavation information cannot be opened until verification and research are completed. On the other hand, many archaeologists want to analyze the distribution of relics and/or remains. This paper proposes the architecture of the system sharing and displaying summary information, which are aggregate values such as the numbers of relics of interest. The system displays the distribution of unearthed information over a wide area by combining them. After clarifying the problems and the requests, we show an approach to solving the problems. After an overview of the system is presented, the functions required for implementing the system are clarified.