KR20240121635A - A method and an apparatus for integrated management of exhibitions - Google Patents

Abstract

An exhibition integrated management server according to one aspect comprises at least one memory; and at least one processor; wherein the at least one processor generates a 3D drawing corresponding to the exhibition space by using numerical data of an exhibition space included in exhibition-related information including artwork information and space information, and performs space modeling to arrange the artwork on the 3D drawing by using matching modeling conditions related to the arrangement of the artwork and the exhibition-related information, and provides a result of the modeling as a 3D image.

Description

{A method and an apparatus for integrated management of exhibitions}

The present invention relates to a device and method for integrated management of an exhibition, and more specifically, to a server and method for integrated management of all stages from requesting, planning, and holding an exhibition online.

Exhibitions are usually held offline, and in order to plan exhibitions and remodel spaces for holding exhibitions, frequent face-to-face meetings are required to exchange opinions among artists, exhibition technicians, and directors, and direct meetings are subject to time and space constraints.

A prior art method and device for providing and operating an exhibition online (registered patent 10-0632955) comprises at least one web server that is connected to a plurality of clients and automatically creates a virtual exhibition space in which exhibition materials corresponding to the requests of the clients are combined using information matching the exhibition materials and objects.

The conventional technology automatically creates a virtual exhibition space that combines exhibition materials corresponding to the client's request by matching the exhibition materials of the participant searched from the exhibition material database and objects (exhibition hall items, exhibition room items, exhibition booth items, etc.) searched from the virtual space database in response to the hosting request.

According to conventional technology, objects and exhibition materials are matched according to the organizer's selection, and the arrangement of objects in the virtual exhibition space is not automatically planned, so there is a problem in that a method for constructing an objectively effective exhibition environment while reflecting the user's selection is not presented.

In addition, conventional technology has the problem that there is no way for multiple parties involved in the exhibition, such as the organizer, modeling company, and artist, to communicate online, and it is difficult to reflect feedback.

Korean Patent Registration No. 10-0632955 (Announcement Date: 2006.10.11)

The present invention aims to provide a device and method capable of managing online overall solutions related to the exhibition industry, such as exhibition planning, remodeling, and online exhibition.

The present invention seeks to provide a device and method capable of automatically generating an effective exhibition environment that takes into account the characteristics of the work to be exhibited and the exhibition space, while also reflecting the opinions of exhibition staff.

An exhibition integrated management server according to one aspect comprises at least one memory; and at least one processor; wherein the at least one processor generates a 3D drawing corresponding to the exhibition space by using numerical data of an exhibition space included in exhibition-related information including artwork information and space information, and performs space modeling to arrange the artwork on the 3D drawing by using matching modeling conditions related to the arrangement of the artwork and the exhibition-related information, and provides a result of the modeling as a 3D image.

An exhibition integrated management method according to another aspect includes: a step of receiving exhibition-related information including artwork information and space information; a step of receiving matching modeling conditions related to the arrangement of artwork; a step of generating a 3D drawing corresponding to the exhibition space using numerical data of the exhibition space included in the exhibition-related information; a step of performing space modeling for arranging the artwork on the 3D drawing using the matching modeling conditions and the exhibition-related information; and a step of providing the modeling result as a 3D image.

A computer-readable recording medium according to another aspect includes a recording medium having recorded thereon a program for executing the above-described method on a computer.

FIG. 1 is a drawing for explaining an example of an exhibition integrated management system according to one embodiment.
FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram illustrating an example of an exhibition integrated management server according to one embodiment.
FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating an example of an exhibition integration management method according to one embodiment.
FIG. 4 is a drawing for explaining an example of exhibition-related information according to one embodiment.
FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining an example in which a server (00) according to one embodiment receives exhibition-related information including work information (410) and space information (420) and receives matching modeling conditions (500) related to the arrangement of the work.
FIG. 6 is a drawing for explaining an example in which an exhibition integrated management server according to one embodiment generates a 3D drawing corresponding to an exhibition space using numerical data of an exhibition space included in exhibition-related information, and performs space modeling to place the work on the 3D drawing using matching modeling conditions and exhibition-related information.
FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a server according to one embodiment receives user input for arranging a work of art on a 3D drawing corresponding to an exhibition space.

The terms used in the examples are selected from the most widely used general terms as much as possible, but this may vary depending on the intention of engineers in the field, precedents, the emergence of new technologies, etc. In addition, in certain cases, there are terms arbitrarily selected by the applicant, and in this case, the meanings thereof will be described in detail in the corresponding description section. Accordingly, the terms used in the specification should be defined based on the meanings of the terms and the overall contents of the specification, rather than simply the names of the terms.

When a part of the specification is said to "include" a certain component, this does not mean that it excludes other components, but rather that it may include other components, unless otherwise specifically stated. In addition, terms such as "unit", "module", etc. described in the specification mean a unit that processes at least one function or operation, which may be implemented by hardware or software, or a combination of hardware and software.

Additionally, terms including ordinal numbers, such as "first" or "second," used in the specification may be used to describe various components, but the components should not be limited by the terms. The terms may be used for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another.

In addition, the term "exhibition work" as used herein generally refers to all works produced with artistic and aesthetic elements, such as paintings, sculptures, photographs, crafts, sculptures, plastic arts, environmental sculptures, plastic paintings, visual image designs, animations, etc., and may include not only tangible objects but also intangible objects.

According to one embodiment, "exhibition-related information" may be information including work information and space information. The exhibition-related information may be information received from a user terminal, and may be information stored in the memory of an exhibition integrated management server. In addition, the exhibition-related information may be information extracted from a video or image received from a user terminal.

According to one embodiment, “work information” may be at least one of data from among information received from an exhibition organizer terminal, information received from an artist terminal, information stored and managed by an exhibition integrated management server, and information extracted from video or image data of an exhibition work received from an exhibition organizer or artist terminal.

According to one embodiment, “spatial information” may be at least one of data from among information received from an exhibition organizer terminal, information stored and managed by an exhibition integrated management server, and information extracted from video or image data of an exhibition space received from an exhibition organizer terminal.

According to one embodiment, the "database storing modeling conditions related to the arrangement of works (hereinafter, "modeling condition database") may be a space storing combinations of exhibition-related information including work information and space information and modeling conditions according to the exhibition-related information. In addition, the modeling conditions according to the exhibition-related information may include guidelines that enable the processor to efficiently perform space modeling.

According to one embodiment, the exhibition integration management server may include a modeling condition database, or a separate database server that stores modeling conditions may be implemented.

According to one embodiment, the "matching modeling condition" may be a modeling condition that is stored in a database in combination with information related to the target exhibition, which is information on the target work and target space.

Below, embodiments are described in detail with reference to the attached drawings. However, the embodiments may be implemented in various different forms and are not limited to the examples described herein.

FIG. 1 is a drawing for explaining an example of an exhibition integrated management system according to one embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 1, a server (10) is connected to a user terminal (20) via wired or wireless communication and can transmit and receive data (e.g., image data, etc.) between them.

For convenience of explanation, FIG. 1 illustrates that the server (10) receives exhibition-related information from a user terminal (20), which is a single external device, but is not limited thereto. For example, at least one memory (120) included in the server (10) may store exhibition-related information, and other external devices (not shown) may be included. The operations of the server (10) and the user terminal (20) described below may be implemented by a single device or more devices.

The user terminal (20) may be a computing device equipped with a display device and a device for receiving user input (e.g., a keyboard, a mouse, etc.) and including a memory and a processor. For example, the user terminal (20) may be, but is not limited to, a notebook PC, a desktop PC, a laptop, a tablet computer, a smart phone, etc.

Referring to FIG. 1, the exhibition integrated management server (10) can receive exhibition-related information including work information and space information from a user terminal (20).

For example, exhibition-related information may be text entered through a user terminal (20).

The exhibition integrated management server (10) can create a 3D drawing of the exhibition space based on the received exhibition-related information. In addition, the exhibition integrated management server (10) can perform space modeling to place works on the 3D drawing and transmit the modeling results to the user terminal (20).

In another embodiment, the exhibition integration management server (10) may receive video or image data from which exhibition-related information can be extracted.

The exhibition integrated management server (10) can extract exhibition-related information from received video or image data and create a 3D drawing of the exhibition space based on the extracted exhibition-related information. In addition, the exhibition integrated management server (10) can perform space modeling to place works on the 3D drawing and transmit the modeling results to the user terminal (20).

FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram illustrating an example of a server according to one embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 2, the server (100) includes a processor (110) and a memory (120). For convenience of explanation, only components related to the present invention are illustrated in FIG. 2. Therefore, in addition to the components illustrated in FIG. 2, other general components may be further included in the server (100). In addition, it is obvious to a person having ordinary skill in the art related to the present invention that the processor (110) and the memory (120) illustrated in FIG. 2 may be implemented as independent devices.

The processor (110) can search for exhibition-related information received from the user terminal (20) in the modeling condition database. For example, the modeling condition database can be implemented as a memory (120) or embedded in a separate server.

The processor (110) can determine modeling conditions stored in combination with exhibition-related information received from the user terminal (20) as matching modeling conditions.

The processor (110) can perform spatial modeling to place works on a 3D drawing by using at least one matching modeling condition corresponding to at least one piece of exhibition-related information.

The processor (110) can perform spatial modeling that satisfies all of the plurality of matching modeling conditions, or can perform spatial modeling by preferentially applying a modeling condition with a higher priority among the plurality of matching modeling conditions.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating an example of an exhibition integration management method according to one embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 3, the method for integrated management of an exhibition is composed of steps that are processed in time series in the server (10, 100) and the user terminal (20) or processor (110) illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2. Therefore, even if the content is omitted below, the content described above with respect to the server (10, 100) and the user terminal (20) or processor (110) illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2 can also be applied to the integrated management method of the exhibition of FIG. 3.

Additionally, as described above with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2, at least one of the steps of the flowchart illustrated in FIG. 3 may be processed in the server (10, 100) or the processor (110).

At step 310, the server (100) receives exhibition-related information including artwork information and spatial information.

For example, the server (100) may receive work information including at least one of the type, size, quantity, technique, age, preservation status, subject, main color, material, and correlation between multiple works.

The server (100) can receive spatial information including at least one of a flat drawing of an exhibition space, a color of the space, lighting information, indoor lighting information, and indoor structure information.

In one embodiment, the work information may be information stored in the memory (120) of the server (100).

In another embodiment, the work information may be information known to the user that is entered into the user terminal (20) and received by the server (100) from the user terminal (20).

In another embodiment, the work information may be information extracted by the user terminal (20) from an image or video of the work stored in the user terminal (20) and received by the server (100) from the user terminal (20).

The user terminal (20) according to one embodiment may include a camera module that captures a target exhibition work. In addition, the user terminal (20) may include a work information extraction module that extracts work information including at least one of the type, size, quantity, technique, work year, preservation status, work theme, and main color of the exhibition work from a video or image captured by the camera module.

In one embodiment, the user terminal (20) can access the modeling condition database. Then, the user terminal (20) can compare the exhibition-related information stored in the modeling condition database with the feature information of the video or image stored in the user terminal, thereby extracting the work information of the target exhibition work.

In another embodiment, the server (100) may receive a video or image from a user terminal (20) and extract work information based on the received video or image.

For example, the server (100) can generate characteristic information of a work of art based on the received video or image data and compare it with exhibition-related information stored in a database. Based on the comparison result, the server (100) can determine similar work information that is of a similar type to the work of art to be analyzed. In addition, the server (100) can extract work information of the target work based on the similar work information, thereby extracting work information based on the video data or image data received from the user terminal (20).

In one embodiment, the server (100) can extract a unit object from the received original image. The unit object is a partial image in which pixels having a relationship in the image are combined, and can be determined as pixels combined based on color similarity. In addition, the server (100) can express the outermost pixels of the extracted plurality of unit objects as a border of the unit object. Thereafter, the server (100) can set a unit object selected from among the plurality of unit objects as an object by combining them. At this time, the combination of the unit objects can be selected by the user, and can be automatically performed by the processor (110).

In another embodiment, when the server (100) receives image data from the user terminal (20), it can analyze the image to be analyzed based on the image data. The analysis of the image to be analyzed can be performed through an analysis algorithm, including deep learning, etc. stored in the server (100), and can be performed with a focus on one or more objects.

One or more objects may be image objects that the server (100) can recognize. The image object may mean any object that can be sketched on the analysis target image. For example, it may be one of a person, an object, a house, a tree, a cloud, the sun, the moon, and a tool. When image data of an analysis target work including one or more objects is received, the processor (110) may recognize each of one or more objects, color usage status, and sketch style in the analysis target work. Thereafter, the processor (110) may generate feature information on the analysis target work based on the recognition result, and may analyze the type of the analysis target work based on the feature information. Thereafter, the processor (110) may generate analysis information on the analysis target image based on the analysis result, and compare the feature information with previously stored type information to determine similar data corresponding to a similar type of the analysis target image among the type information. Thereafter, the processor (110) can generate analysis information based on similar data and extract target work information.

At step 320, the server (100) receives matching modeling conditions related to the placement of the work.

According to one embodiment, a processor (110) may search for modeling conditions matching exhibition-related information in a database storing modeling conditions related to the arrangement of works and determine the matching modeling conditions.

In one embodiment, the "database" may be a space that stores combinations of exhibition-related information and modeling conditions according to the exhibition-related information. The modeling conditions may be guidelines for efficiently performing space modeling based on the exhibition-related information.

In one embodiment, the database may be contained in the exhibition integration management server (100) or a separate external server.

For example, modeling conditions related to the arrangement of preset works based on work information may include conditions for arranging works that are similar in at least one of the type, technique, age, subject, main color, and material of the work close together or far apart.

For example, it may include a condition for arranging realistic approach figurative paintings such as landscapes, portraits, and still lifes, which are relatively easy to understand, into the same group.

For example, it may include conditions for arranging works by forming each group into a different group, with works featuring people, nature, etc. as their subject matter.

For example, you can include a condition that divides the colors of the work into warm colors, cool colors, etc.

It may also include conditions for dividing the work into groups consisting of pure colors and clear dividing lines and groups using muted colors.

For example, modeling conditions related to the placement of preset artworks based on spatial information may include a condition for placing artworks at a preset minimum distance from the corners of a wall. Additionally, a condition for not placing artworks on a wall where an entrance is located may be included.

For example, modeling conditions related to the arrangement of preset works according to work information and spatial information may include conditions such that large works are arranged on wide walls and small works are arranged on narrow walls, taking into account the size of the works included in the work information and numerical data included in the spatial information.

In addition, conditions may be included to narrow or widen the spacing between the works depending on whether the number of works to be exhibited is large or small compared to the area of the exhibition space.

In addition, it may include a condition that works in good condition are placed close to the entrance of the exhibition space and works in severe condition are placed away from the path of visitors.

Additionally, if the subject matter of the work represents social criticism, depression, war, fear, anger, loneliness, anxiety, and gloom, it may include a condition to place it in a space without sunlight, and if the subject matter of the work symbolizes freedom, hope, and dreams, it may include a condition to place it in a space with sunlight.

In addition, if the work is themed on daily life and landscapes, the conditions may include arranging the work so that the colors of the exhibition space and the main color of the work are close colors, and if the work is themed on war, revolution, and class, the conditions may include arranging the work so that the color contrast between the colors of the exhibition space and the main color of the work is strongly felt.

A processor (110) according to one embodiment may determine at least one modeling condition matching the exhibition-related information as a matching modeling condition.

The "matching modeling conditions" may be modeling conditions that are stored in combination with the target exhibition-related information as a result of the processor searching for target exhibition-related information in the modeling condition database.

A processor (110) according to another embodiment may assign weights to determine priorities for multiple modeling conditions. For example, if placement results for multiple conditions are contradictory, the processor (110) may preferentially apply a condition assigned a higher weight.

For example, the processor (110) may assign a higher weight to modeling conditions combined with exhibition-related information directly input by the user through the user terminal (20) than to modeling conditions combined with exhibition-related information extracted based on images or videos by the user terminal (20) or the server (100).

In one embodiment, the weights can be assigned by a preset algorithm or can be assigned as user-defined values.

In one embodiment, the processor (110) may compare the weights set for the modeling conditions when a first modeling condition corresponding to one target exhibition-related information and a second modeling condition corresponding to another target exhibition-related information conflict. Then, the processor (110) may include the modeling condition with the higher weight as one of the matching modeling conditions.

At step 330, the processor (110) generates a 3D drawing corresponding to the exhibition space using numerical data of the exhibition space included in the exhibition-related information.

In one embodiment, the numerical data of the exhibition space included in the exhibition-related information may be numerical data for the width, length, or height of each line described in a plan view of the exhibition space.

In another embodiment, the numerical data may be a numerical value extracted from video or image data of an exhibition space received from a user terminal (20).

In one embodiment, the processor (110) may perform a 3D drawing generation method including the steps of acquiring a 2D image of an exhibition space, extracting line segments within the 2D image to generate a shape, identifying a detailed area within the shape to identify a spatial type of the detailed area, and applying height information that matches the spatial type of the detailed area to generate a 3D drawing.

The process of extracting line segments in a two-dimensional image and generating a shape can be performed according to the steps of recognizing line segments based on chromatic differences in the composition of the two-dimensional image, identifying vertices of the recognized line segments, and generating a shape based on the vertices.

In addition, the step of generating the shape may include a step of the server (100) obtaining actual area data, a step of extracting the outermost line of the shape to determine the entire area, a step of calculating the area of the entire area, a step of comparing the calculated area with the input area data to derive a ratio, and a step of enlarging each line segment according to the ratio. The acquisition of the actual area data may be performed by receiving actual area data from a user or recognizing area data described in a flat drawing.

In one embodiment, the processor (110) can apply numerical data of the exhibition space to the Unreal Engine to generate a 3D drawing of the exhibition space.

At step 340, the processor (110) performs spatial modeling on the 3D drawing using matching modeling conditions and exhibition-related information.

For example, the processor (110) can perform spatial modeling that satisfies one or more matching modeling conditions.

For example, the processor (110) may cause the first work of art, whose main color is black and whose theme is anger and war, to be placed on a red wall that provides a strong contrast with the black color in an indoor space that is not well-lit.

In another embodiment, the processor (110) may perform spatial modeling to prioritize modeling conditions corresponding to a plurality of target exhibition-related information and to preferentially satisfy conditions with high weights.

For example, the processor (110) may search for modeling conditions corresponding to a plurality of target exhibition-related information and perform a process of determining whether the plurality of modeling conditions are mutually contradictory conditions. If the plurality of conditions are mutually contradictory, the processor (110) may determine a condition with a higher priority among the contradictory modeling conditions as a matching modeling condition based on a preset algorithm.

For example, for a second work of art that is relatively large in size and in good condition, exhibition information including the size and condition of the work can be extracted. At this time, it can be assumed that the wall surface close to the path of the audience in the target exhibition space is narrow, and the wall surface far from the path of the audience is wide. The processor (110) can determine that the modeling condition that places a large work of art on a wide wall and the modeling condition that places a work of art in good condition close to the path of the audience are contradictory conditions. At this time, the processor (110) can compare the weights between the contradictory conditions and preferentially apply the condition with the higher weight.

At step 350, the processor (110) provides the modeling result as a 3D image.

The modeling result may be a single output or multiple desired modeling results.

A plurality of desirable modeling results may be provided as a result list for a user to select, as results that satisfy a plurality of modeling conditions corresponding to a plurality of target exhibition-related information.

Multiple desirable modeling results can be sorted by similarity or categorized and provided to the user terminal.

In another embodiment, a plurality of desirable modeling results may be results in which the processor (110) determines matching modeling conditions by arbitrarily excluding some conditions when there are mutually contradictory conditions with equal priorities, and performs spatial modeling using the determined matching modeling conditions.

The above multiple desirable modeling results can be provided to the user by displaying the excluded conditions for each result.

FIG. 4 is a drawing for explaining an example of exhibition-related information according to one embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 4, the work information (410) may include at least one of the type, size, quantity, technique, work age, preservation status, work theme, main color, material, and correlation between multiple works. In addition, the space information (420) may include at least one of the floor plan of the exhibition space, the color of the space, lighting information, indoor lighting information, and indoor structure information.

For example, the types of works can be paintings, sculptures, photographs, and crafts, and can be categorized into Western and Eastern paintings.

For example, the size of a work of art may include information including the width, length, thickness, and height of a tangible object, the capacity of media art, and the time required for intangible art.

For example, the preservation status of a work of art may include: good condition, good current condition but requires attention, some damage but does not interfere with appreciation, and severe damage.

Spatial information (420) according to one embodiment may be initial exhibition spatial information.

According to another embodiment, the spatial information (420) may include information about the current status of the exhibition space, color of the space that can be changed, indoor lighting information, and indoor structure information.

FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a processor according to one embodiment receives exhibition-related information including artwork information and spatial information, and receives matching modeling conditions related to the arrangement of artworks.

Meanwhile, for convenience of explanation, FIG. 5 illustrates that the server (100) receives work information (410), spatial information (420), and matching modeling conditions (500) from the outside, but is not limited thereto, and may also receive work information, spatial information, and matching modeling conditions stored in the memory (120) of the server (100).

FIG. 6 is a drawing for explaining an example in which a server according to one embodiment generates a 3D drawing corresponding to an exhibition space using numerical data of an exhibition space included in exhibition-related information, and performs space modeling to place works on the 3D drawing using matching modeling conditions and exhibition-related information.

Meanwhile, for the convenience of explanation, the work (40) is depicted in Fig. 6 as a flat tangible object, but is not limited thereto. For example, the work (40) may be a three-dimensional sculpture, media art, or a person demonstrating intangible art.

According to one embodiment, the result of performing spatial modeling (620) can be provided as a 3D image to exhibition staff such as the organizer, artist, curator, assistant, and technician during the exhibition preparation process.

In another embodiment, the results of performing spatial modeling (620) may be provided to viewers as an online exhibition.

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a server according to one embodiment receives user input for arranging a work of art on a 3D drawing corresponding to an exhibition space.

Referring to FIG. 7, the server (10) receives a user input for placing a work of art on a 3D drawing (610) corresponding to an exhibition space from a user terminal (20), and the processor (110) reflects the user input and places the work of art on the 3D drawing.

In one embodiment, the server (10) can receive selections of artworks to be placed in each space or on each wall from the user terminal (20).

In one embodiment, the server (10) may perform spatial modeling using matching modeling conditions and provide a 3D image that has been changed to reflect user input as a spatial modeling result (620).

In one embodiment, the user terminal (20) may be provided with a user interface that allows the user to modify the structure of the exhibition space or the target artwork to be placed by directly inputting a numerical value to increase or decrease the size of the 3D drawing (610) itself or the artwork (40).

For example, the size can be adjusted by entering a number, or it can be enlarged by dragging, touching, or a motion that enlarges the screen, or reduced by a motion pattern that reduces the screen.

According to another embodiment, the server (10) may place an exhibition piece (40) on a 3D drawing (610) using only user input without using matching modeling conditions.

According to another embodiment, a server (10) may present a plurality of spatial modeling results that satisfy matching modeling conditions and allow a user to select one of them.

Meanwhile, in this specification, the user may be an exhibition organizer requesting exhibition modeling, a modeling company, an artist of an exhibition work, a curator, a curator, an assistant, an exhibition technician, and a DP team, and may be a single user or multiple users.

Meanwhile, the above-described method can be written as a program that can be executed on a computer, and can be implemented in a general-purpose digital computer that operates the program using a computer-readable recording medium. In addition, the structure of the data used in the above-described method can be recorded on a computer-readable recording medium through various means. The computer-readable recording medium includes storage media such as magnetic storage media (e.g., ROM, RAM, USB, floppy disk, hard disk, etc.), optical reading media (e.g., CD-ROM, DVD, etc.).

Those skilled in the art related to the present invention will understand that the disclosed methods can be implemented in modified forms without departing from the essential characteristics of the above-described description. Therefore, the disclosed methods should be considered from an illustrative rather than a restrictive perspective, and the scope of the rights is indicated by the claims rather than the above description, and should be interpreted to include all differences within the equivalent scope.

10: Server
20: User terminal
100: Server
110: Processor
120: Memory
410: Work Information
420: Spatial Information
400: Exhibition related information
500: Matching modeling conditions
610: 3D Drawing
620: Spatial modeling results
40: Exhibition Works

Claims (9)

In the exhibition integrated management server,
at least one memory; and
comprising at least one processor;
At least one processor of the above,
Using the numerical data of the exhibition space included in the exhibition-related information including the work information and space information, a 3D drawing corresponding to the exhibition space is created,
Using the matching modeling conditions related to the arrangement of the work and the exhibition-related information, space modeling is performed to arrange the work on the 3D drawing.
An exhibition integrated management server that provides the above modeling results as 3D images. In the first paragraph,
The above work information includes at least one of the following: type of work, size, quantity, technique, age of work, state of preservation, subject of work, main color, material, and correlation between multiple works.
The above spatial information includes at least one of a floor plan of the exhibition space, space color, lighting information, indoor lighting information, and indoor structure information.
Exhibition integrated management server. In the first paragraph,
The above processor,
In a database storing modeling conditions related to the arrangement of the above work, a modeling condition matching the above exhibition-related information is searched and determined as the matching modeling condition.
Exhibition integrated management server.
In the first paragraph,
The above exhibition integrated management server is an exhibition integrated management server that receives user input for arranging works on a 3D drawing corresponding to the above exhibition space.
In the integrated management method of exhibitions,
A step of receiving exhibition-related information including artwork information and space information;
A step of receiving matching modeling conditions related to the arrangement of the work;
A step of creating a 3D drawing corresponding to the exhibition space by using the numerical data of the exhibition space included in the above exhibition-related information;
A step of performing spatial modeling to place the work on the 3D drawing using the above matching modeling conditions and the exhibition-related information; and
An exhibition integrated management method, comprising: a step of providing the above modeling results as a 3D image.
In paragraph 5,
The above work information includes at least one of the following: type of work, size, quantity, technique, age of work, state of preservation, subject of work, main color, material, and correlation between multiple works.
The above spatial information includes at least one of a floor plan of the exhibition space, space color, lighting information, indoor lighting information, and indoor structure information.
How to manage exhibitions in an integrated manner.
In paragraph 5,
The steps for performing the above spatial modeling are:
Including a step of searching for a modeling condition matching the exhibition-related information in a database storing modeling conditions related to the arrangement of the work and determining it as the matching modeling condition.
How to manage exhibitions in an integrated manner.
In Article 7,
The steps for performing the above spatial modeling are:
A step of receiving user input for arranging a work of art on a 3D drawing corresponding to the above exhibition space, and
An exhibition integrated management method, comprising a step of arranging the work on a 3D drawing by reflecting the user input.
A computer-readable recording medium having recorded thereon a program for executing the method of Article 5 on a computer.