TY - CPAPER
KW - Abiotic
KW - Anthropogenic
KW - ArcGIS
KW - Artistic value
KW - Distribution patterns
KW - Economic zones
KW - Huaihai economic zone
KW - Intangible cultural heritages
KW - Scientific values
KW - Spatiotemporal distributions
KW - Spatiotemporal patterns
KW - Strategic objectives
AU - Ran Sun
AU - Yuhong Wang
AB - Intangible cultural heritage (ICH) is a significant carrier that preserves historical context and reinforces cultural confidence. It holds important historical, literary, artistic, and scientific value. Analyzing the spatiotemporal patterns of ICHs is beneficial for achieving the strategic objectives of the national soft power and fostering the harmonious development of the economy and culture. In this paper, 605 ICHs in the Huaihai Economic Zone (HEZ) are selected as research objects. The characteristics of their historical origins and the laws of their spatiotemporal evolutions are analyzed and described based on the ArcGIS platform, using some spatial analysis methods such as the average nearest neighbor, the density analysis, and the center of gravity model. The findings indicate that the distribution of ICHs in the HEZ is unbalanced across space. It is characterized by multiple clusters and high aggregations, with two highly concentrated areas in Heze and Xuzhou. There are significant differences in the number and types of ICHs in different periods. The center of spatial distribution changed markedly over time, showing a pattern of  meandering from the east, and then from north to south . The findings of this study can supply valuable data references and decision-making bases for collaborative development and active inheritance of ICH projects HEZ.
C2 - Proceedings - 2024 3rd International Conference on Computer Applications Technology, CCAT 2024
DO - 10.1109/CCAT64370.2024.00017
N1 - Type: Conference paper
N2 - Intangible cultural heritage (ICH) is a significant carrier that preserves historical context and reinforces cultural confidence. It holds important historical, literary, artistic, and scientific value. Analyzing the spatiotemporal patterns of ICHs is beneficial for achieving the strategic objectives of the national soft power and fostering the harmonious development of the economy and culture. In this paper, 605 ICHs in the Huaihai Economic Zone (HEZ) are selected as research objects. The characteristics of their historical origins and the laws of their spatiotemporal evolutions are analyzed and described based on the ArcGIS platform, using some spatial analysis methods such as the average nearest neighbor, the density analysis, and the center of gravity model. The findings indicate that the distribution of ICHs in the HEZ is unbalanced across space. It is characterized by multiple clusters and high aggregations, with two highly concentrated areas in Heze and Xuzhou. There are significant differences in the number and types of ICHs in different periods. The center of spatial distribution changed markedly over time, showing a pattern of  meandering from the east, and then from north to south . The findings of this study can supply valuable data references and decision-making bases for collaborative development and active inheritance of ICH projects HEZ.
SP - 44
EP - 48
TI - Using ArcGIS to Analyze Spatiotemporal Distribution Pattern of Intangible Cultural Heritages in Huaihai Economic Zone
UR - https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-86000242976&doi=10.1109%2fCCAT64370.2024.00017&partnerID=40&md5=14e71147ba5b85f21d734ceaeb849b6a
ER -