Table 10 Comparative analysis of research focuses on ICH digitalization between CNKI and WOS.

From: Knowledge graph-driven digital preservation of intangible cultural heritage: a cross-cultural comparative study of Chinese and Western implementation paradigms

Aspect

CNKI

WOS

Research focus

Primarily explores digital preservation, inheritance, and dissemination of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH), emphasizing the application of modern technologies (e.g., big data, AI) to protect local and ethnic cultures.

Focuses on digital technologies (e.g., Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR)) in ICH safeguarding, with attention to user experience and interdisciplinary digital methodologies.

Technological application

Concentrates on infrastructure (big data, AI, IT, databases) to advance digital archiving and sharing of ICH resources.

Prioritizes cutting-edge technologies (VR, AR) in cultural heritage display, investigating how these tools enhance ICH experiential engagement.

Interdisciplinary approach

Highlights digital technologies in ICH conservation, particularly data management, intelligent processing, and transmission of regional cultures.

Emphasizes digital humanities, exploring the integration of humanities with digital technologies, especially in improving ICH exhibition design and interactive interfaces.

User engagement

Less focused on user interaction; prioritizes cultural preservation and technical implementation.

Actively investigates user-centric design, aiming to enhance users’ perception and participation in ICH through digital displays.

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