@article{oai:stars.repo.nii.ac.jp:02000355,
 author = {島田克彦 and 後藤 真 and 谷 合 佳代子},
 issue = {2},
 journal = {桃山学院大学総合研究所紀要},
 month = {2017-12-15, 2023-08-15},
 note = {This paper records the proceedings of “A Gathering to Think about the Preservation and Use
of Local Materials in Osaka,” convened by the Local Materials Study Group (Chiiki 
	
		
) on March 11, 2017. According to Mr. Makoto GOTO
－’s lecture, the comprehensive
material studies (gaku) promoted by the National Museum of Japanese History
(Rekihaku) has been linked to a digital network of data materials from universities and museums
across Japan for building a new model for research. This mission was supported by the technical
achievement, thanks to online open data, represented by the fact that a variety of materials data
can now be shared and accessed by anyone anywhere and at any time. The spread of open data
is leading us to reconsider the role of historians and holds the possibility of realizing the creation
of a truly flat society. The Local Materials Study Group has raised the question of how the
preservation and utilization of local materials can be universally sought and realized in
contemporary society. All our participants have engaged in workshops in response to the lecture
and this challenge. Historians, librarians, and others engaged in the restoration and study of local
materials, as well as in cultural activities that use local materials, and exchanged their respective
views on possible ways of preserving and utilizing local materials},
 pages = {27--48},
 title = {地域資料の豊かさを社会に活かす営みとは　ーオープンデータ化のなかでー},
 volume = {43},
 year = {}
}