Analysis of the influencing factors and protection schemes of cultural relics protection based on multiple assessment models

Haojing Zhai

doi:10.62051/yy883526

Authors

Haojing Zhai

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62051/yy883526

Keywords:

Cultural relics preservation; Assessment model; Grey prediction; Fujian Tulou.

Abstract

The choice of a cultural heritage conservation scheme is crucial for the protection of cultural relics. A scientific cultural relics protection scheme can effectively reduce the risks and protection costs, and realize the sustainable and efficient development of cultural relics protection. In order to be able to choose the protection scheme more scientifically, this paper establishes an extreme weather risk assessment model based on the entropy weight method, a local underwriting value evaluation model based on grey prediction and other methods, and a cultural relics protection value evaluation model based on the entropy weight-fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method, and finally applies the results to the cultural relics protection scheme based on the analytic hierarchy process, so as to select a suitable protection scheme. This paper takes the protection of Tulou in Fujian Province as an example, and uses the model of this paper to analyze its protection scheme.

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