Information processing system, information processing device, server device, program, or method

Abstract

To provide a system which can more appropriately support appreciation of a work of art, an information processing device, a server device, a program, and a method.SOLUTION: A system comprising one or more information processing devices includes: a database unit capable of storing first art data, second art data, and third art data; a first access providing unit connected to the database unit and capable of providing the first art data via a first network in a first art facility; a second access providing unit connected to the database unit and capable of providing the second art data which is a part of the first art data, via a second network in a second art facility; and a third access providing unit connected to the database unit and capable of providing the third art data, which is a part of the first art data, via a third network provided to public.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The technology disclosed in this application relates to an information processing system, an information processing device, a server device, It relates to a program or method. [Background technology]

[0002] There are a variety of information technologies that can help people appreciate art. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] JP 2005-165663 A [Patent Document 2] JP 2001-167031 A [Patent Document 3] JP 2003-296587 A Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] However, there is still a lack of information processing technology that can better support people in appreciating artworks. In order to solve the above problems, various embodiments of the present invention provide an information processing system. The present invention provides a system, an information processing device, a server device, a program, or a method. [Means for solving the problem]

[0005] In one embodiment of the present application, the system includes: A database section capable of storing the first artistic data, the second artistic data, and the third artistic data. and, The first art facility is connected to the database unit via a first network in the first art facility. a first access providing unit capable of providing art data; The first art facility is connected to the database unit via a second network in the second art facility. a second access providing unit capable of providing the second artistic data based on the artistic data; The first network is connected to the database unit and is provided publicly through a third network. a third access providing unit capable of providing the third artistic data based on the artistic data; The system of this type includes the first to third networks. It is not necessary to include it as a component.

[0006] The system of the second embodiment of the present application includes: The first art data is academic information relating to the artworks that are made available for viewing in the second art facility. Contains data related to the materials, 1 is a system according to a first embodiment.

[0007] The system of the third embodiment of the present application includes: The first network is a terminal installed in the first art facility, and the second art facility Accessible from terminals of those who create data on artworks that are made available for viewing by the arts facility. That is, The system of the first or second embodiment.

[0008] The system of the fourth embodiment of the present application is A part or all of the data relating to the artworks that the second art facility provides for viewing will be The second artistic data is stored in the database unit. A system according to any one of the first to third embodiments.

[0009] The system of the fifth embodiment of the present application is The data stored in the database unit is accessible to at least At least, The first art data that the first access providing unit can provide via the first network. Ta, The second art data that the second access providing unit can provide via the second network. Ta, The third art data that the third access providing unit can provide via the third network. Ta, A terminal installed in the first art facility displays a screen on which any one of the following can be set: Er, A system according to any one of the first to fourth embodiments.

[0010] The system of the sixth embodiment of the present application includes: The second art data is data about artworks that are available for viewing in the second art facility. Including ta, A system according to any one of the first to fifth embodiments.

[0011] The system of the seventh embodiment of the present application is The second network is a network for connecting a visitor to the second art facility to a terminal in the second art facility. accessible from the end, A system according to any one of the first to sixth embodiments.

[0012] The system of the eighth embodiment of the present application is The second art data is accessed by using a WebAPI via the second network. It is possible to A system according to any one of the first to seventh embodiments.

[0013] The system of the ninth embodiment of the present application includes: The second art data has a predetermined correlation with a work of art installed in the second art facility. including data on art facilities related to artworks with A system according to any one of the first to eighth embodiments.

[0014] The system of the tenth embodiment of the present application comprises: The art facility related to the artwork having the specified relationship is located geographically close to the second art facility. The distance is limited to a distance shorter than a predetermined distance. A system according to any one of the first to ninth embodiments.

[0015] The system of the eleventh embodiment of the present application comprises: The second art data has a predetermined correlation with a work of art installed in the second art facility. Contains data on artistic works having A system according to any one of the first to tenth embodiments.

[0016] The system of the twelfth embodiment of the present application comprises: The artworks having a predetermined relationship with the one artwork are: a work of art created by the creator of said first work of art; an artistic work produced by a producer within the group to which the producer of said artistic work belongs; the said work of art and a sequel to it, and / or A work of art created in the same period as the first work of art; 12. The system of any one of the first to eleventh embodiments, comprising:

[0017] The system of the thirteenth embodiment of the present application comprises: Can be linked to one or more databases that store part or all of the first artistic data That is, A system according to any one of the first to twelfth embodiments.

[0018] The system of the fourteenth embodiment of the present application comprises: Modifying information stored in said one or more databases to generate said second artistic data. Includes a converter to create A system according to any one of the first to thirteenth embodiments.

[0019] The system of the fifteenth embodiment of the present application comprises: The database includes information about artworks stored in association with the first art facility. Store information about artworks in A system according to any one of the first to fourteenth embodiments.

[0020] The system of the sixteenth embodiment of the present application comprises: The database includes historical records of artworks available for viewing in the first art facility. Contains information, A system according to any one of the first to fifteenth embodiments.

[0021] The system of the seventeenth embodiment of the present application comprises: The historical information may include valuation information, sales information, and / or restoration information about the artwork. Information, including A system according to any one of the first to sixteenth embodiments.

[0022] The system of the eighteenth embodiment of the present application comprises: The database serves to describe artworks offered at the first art facility. Store the data, A system according to any one of the first to seventeenth embodiments.

[0023] The system of the 19th embodiment of the present application comprises: The information providing the description of the artwork may include audio, video, and / or text; A system according to any one of the first to eighteenth embodiments.

[0024] The system of the twentieth embodiment of the present application comprises: The database includes information related to events held in association with the first art facility. To store, A system according to any one of the first to nineteenth embodiments.

[0025] The system of the twenty-first embodiment of the present application comprises: In the one or more databases, the information relating to the first art may include a work of art, Managed by the name and ID of the artwork, or the creator and ID of the artwork, A system according to any one of the first to twentieth embodiments.

[0026] The system of the twenty-second embodiment of the present application comprises: The first arts facility and the second arts facility are the same arts facility. A system according to any one of the first to twenty-first embodiments.

[0027] The system of the twenty-third embodiment of the present application comprises: The second artistic data includes image data A of an artistic work; The third artistic data is a photograph of the first artistic work having a lower resolution than the image data A. Including image data B captured by the A system according to any one of the first to twenty-second embodiments.

[0028] The method of the twenty-fourth embodiment of the present application includes: a first artistic data, a second artistic data, and a third artistic data. In a system having a database unit capable of storing data, The database unit stores first art data; A first access point in the system is provided through a first network provided in a first art facility. a service provider providing access to the first artistic data; The database unit stores second artistic data; A second access point in the system is provided via a second network provided in a second art facility. a service providing unit providing access to the second artistic data based on the first artistic data; Tep and The database unit stores third art data; A third access providing unit in the system provides the third access via a third network provided to the public. providing access to the third artistic data based on the first artistic data; How to do it.

[0029] The program of the twenty-fifth embodiment of the present application includes first artistic data, second artistic data, and third artistic data. A system including a database unit capable of storing artistic data, The database unit includes a means for storing first artistic data; A first access point in the system is provided through a first network provided in a first art facility. a service provider, means for providing access to the first artistic data; The database unit includes a means for storing second artistic data; A second access point in the system is provided via a second network provided in a second art facility. a service providing unit for providing access to the second artistic data based on the first artistic data; Step, The database unit includes a means for storing third art data; A third access providing unit in the system is connected via a third network provided to the public. means for providing access to said third artistic data based on said first artistic data; A program to operate as.

[0030] A program according to a twenty-sixth embodiment of the present application causes a computer to execute any one of the first to twenty-third embodiments. A program to function as one of the systems. Effect of the Invention

[0031] According to one embodiment of the present invention, appreciation of artworks can be more appropriately supported. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0032] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the functions of a system according to an embodiment. [Diagram 2] FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a system according to an embodiment. [Diagram 3] FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a system according to an embodiment. [Figure 4] FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a system according to an embodiment. [Diagram 5] FIG. 5 is an example of a screen displayed by the system according to an embodiment. [Figure 6] FIG. 6 is an example of a screen displayed by the system according to an embodiment. [Figure 7] FIG. 7 is an example of a screen displayed by the system according to an embodiment. [Figure 8] FIG. 8 is an example of a screen displayed by the system according to an embodiment. [Figure 9] FIG. 9 is an example of a screen displayed by the system according to an embodiment. [Figure 10] FIG. 10 is an example of a screen displayed by the system according to an embodiment. [Figure 11] FIG. 11 is an example of a screen displayed by the system according to an embodiment. [Figure 12] FIG. 12 is an example of a screen displayed by the system according to an embodiment. [Figure 13] FIG. 13 is an example of a flow of processing in the system according to an embodiment. [Figure 14] FIG. 14 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of an information processing device according to an embodiment.

[0033] 1. Overview of a system according to an embodiment of the present invention In recent years, museums and other facilities that offer the opportunity to appreciate artworks have focused on providing the artworks themselves. Moreover, the invention incorporates various ideas to make works of art more accessible. One embodiment relates to a system for supporting appreciation of artworks. The term "system" may consist of one or more information processing devices. The device will be described later. In this application, the term "artwork" means any painting, Various arts such as sculpture, gardens, crafts, pottery, photography, architecture, flower arrangement, calligraphy, origami, and ukiyo-e. It may be a term that is a higher-level concept for a work of art, and may also refer to various types of works, such as literature, design, and comprehensive art. It may be a term that is a higher-level concept than the above.

[0034] 2. Functions of the System According to an Embodiment The system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes the following components: a database unit; a first access provider; The access providing unit may include some or all of the first access providing unit, the second access providing unit, and the third access providing unit.

[0035] 2.1.Database section 21 The database unit has a function of managing the database. The database unit may be composed of one or more databases. The base may have a function for managing information, such as adding and / or deleting information. .

[0036] The database unit may store a part or all of the first art data.

[0037] The database section is connected to the internal database as part of the system components. Alternatively, the system may be connected to an external database outside the system components. In one example, the system includes one or more external local databases. It may be operable with a base portion.

[0038] A local database unit, which is an example of an internal or external database unit that can be connected to the database unit, is The art facility may store artwork information about artworks associated with the art facility.

[0039] The artwork information may include, for example, information about the artwork itself, information about the place where the artwork was created, Information about the creator of the artistic work, the type of artistic work and / or the creation of the artistic work It may include information relating to timing.

[0040] Information relating to the artwork itself may include one or more image files of the artwork. The image files may be used to capture artworks from a variety of angles, depending on the nature of the artwork. Such an image file may be, for example, a file of a painting if the work of art is a painting. However, if the artwork is three-dimensional, A three-dimensional work of art may be photographed from one or more directions that may be interpreted as the front, or A single image captured from various directions, such as from the side, back, above, and / or below, other than the front. Or it may be a plurality of image files. Also, the image file may be a file in which the entire work of art is captured. The image may be a file containing a specific image or images and / or a specific object or objects within the work of art. The image file may be an image file of only the same place in the artwork. The imaging target may have image files with different pixel counts, different image quality, etc. .

[0041] Information regarding the place of origin of the artwork may include the country, region, etc. in which the artwork was created. .

[0042] Information about the creator of the artistic work may include information about the creator, for example the name of the creator Includes information contained in the biographical record of the creator, such as the creator's name, nationality, and community to which the creator belongs. The biographical information may include birth dates, death dates, etc.

[0043] Information on the type of artistic work may be information on the field in art history to which the artistic work belongs. stomach.

[0044] Information regarding the time of production of an artistic work may be when production began, when production ended, and the like.

[0045] A local database unit, which is an example of an internal or external database unit to which the database unit can be connected, is 1. Information on social activities relating to artworks on display within an art institution may be stored. In addition, information related to social activities regarding artworks includes evaluation information regarding the artworks, This may include trading information, repair information, and / or administrative information.

[0046] The database section stores information related to social activities regarding such artworks. This allows those with access to such information to study the artworks themselves and to use them in other artistic endeavors. It has the advantage of being easily usable for research into the relationship with artistic works.

[0047] The evaluation information about the artwork may be information that evaluates the artwork. For example, The information includes newspaper articles, magazines, specialist journals, books, movies, dramas, etc. that contain reviews by critics. The evaluation information may be information of any of various media. It is fine to use something that has been done.

[0048] The administrative information about an artistic work is current from the time the artistic work is created by the creator. The administrative information for the artwork may be part or all of the information relating to the transaction to date. For example, the seller, buyer, intermediary, lender, borrower, sale or purchase date of the artwork, Loan date, return date, sale / purchase location, transaction amount, sale / purchase market, information indicating purchase / sale, etc. The information indicating a transaction may be a purchase slip, a receipt, a bill, or other transaction-related information. This may be the living things used at the time of import, the documents used for transportation, etc. For example, information on advertisements for buying and selling works of art, information on auctions, sales Information on the transaction of the work of art from the time of its creation to the present. The advantage of this is that it is possible to determine the authenticity of such artworks using the information provided. It is not always possible to obtain all the information about the transactions of a work of art from its creation to the present. Even if some parts are missing, the information is still useful for determining the authenticity of the artwork. There is no physical information such as purchase slips and receipts. The information may be stored as a file in the form of an image captured by the device.

[0049] The restoration information of the artwork may be information relating to the restoration of the artwork. Restoration information on the subject should include the person who restored it, the organization that restored it, the location of the restoration, and the time of restoration (e.g., The time when the repair starts, the time when the repair ends, the duration of the repair, etc.

[0050] A local database unit, which is an example of an internal or external database unit to which the database unit can be connected, is 1. Information provided for explanations of artworks provided at art facilities may be stored. The information provided to describe the artwork may include audio, video, and / or text. .

[0051] The information provided in the explanation of the artwork may be information that introduces the artwork to the general public. It may be a book that introduces artworks to children and / or a book that introduces artworks to children. It may also be information that explains the work to art experts.

[0052] The information provided to explain the artwork may be in a variety of formats, for example video, audio, etc. It may be voice, still images and / or text.

[0053] Additionally, the information provided to describe the artwork may include an image of the artwork. The image quality of the artwork to be photographed may be equal to or higher than the specified quality, and the quality of the actual artwork may be The number of pixels may be as high as possible to guarantee the quality. This has the advantage of preventing deterioration. It is possible to preserve artwork in a state close to the real thing, and to reproduce works of art that are worthy of appreciation. There is an advantage to being

[0054] The information provided to describe the artwork may also include text, It may be possible to retrieve and store only the text from the file. The information may be used for web-based applications.

[0055] A local database unit, which is an example of an internal or external database unit to which the database unit can be connected, is 1. Information about events held in association with an arts facility may be stored.

[0056] Any event held in connection with such first art facility shall be deemed to have been held at the first art facility. The event may be any of a variety of events held at the first art facility, for example, an exhibition held at the first art facility, Seminars held at the arts facility, educational activities held at the first arts facility, etc. may include:

[0057] Such event-related information may include a variety of information. For example, Information will be provided about the artwork used at such events, Materials for establishing the artistic work and / or the position of such event in artistic terms The positioning of an event in an artistic perspective may include, for example, the positioning of the event as a work of art. The specific era (classical, contemporary, etc.) that the item is about, or the specific country (Japanese) that the artwork is about It may also include information about the name of the artist (such as the name of a book, French, Italian, etc.), the specific artist that the work of art is about, etc. That's fine.

[0058] The information relating to the event may also include information about the event itself. The information about the event may include, for example, the event period (start date to end date), This includes the total number of participants, advertisements for the event, and ratings of the event. is fine.

[0059] In addition, a local database unit, which is an example of an internal or external database unit to which the database unit can be connected, is An art piece that has a specific relationship with one of the artworks in the first and / or second art facilities mentioned above. In this case, information related to a work of art that has a predetermined relationship with a work of art may be stored. The goods are works of art produced by the creator of said one work of art, the ownership of which belongs to the creator of said one work of art, artistic works produced by artists in the same group, artistic works which are part of a series of said artistic works, and / or includes artworks created in the same period as the artwork in question. Information on artworks that have a certain relevance to a given artwork may be, for example, information about art institutions offering works of art of a particular relationship to a given work of art; and / or information describing a work of art that has a certain relationship to the one of the aforementioned works of art. In addition, any artwork that has a specific relationship with the above-mentioned artwork may be exhibited at the first art facility. and / or in relation to a work of art in the second art facility, a specific relationship between said work of art and said work of art. The information may include information describing the artwork as having a sexual nature.

[0060] The system of the example may include a main database portion. The department stores all or a part of the information acquired from each of the above internal or external database departments. The management section of the main database section may store the above-mentioned internal or external local data. The information in the base unit is stored in the main database unit at a predetermined timing. The main database unit may cooperate with each of the internal or external local database units described above. The predetermined timing for storing the information may be daily, weekly, monthly, or any other time. Each local data, internal or external, in the main database section may be specified in the Information in the base section is retrieved only where changes have been made in each external local database section. Alternatively, a method of storing the above in the main database unit may be adopted.

[0061] Also, the information in the main database portion of the example system relates to a work of art. The database may be searchable by the associated ID number. When provided by multiple providers, the implementation method may differ, making cross-sectional searches difficult. Even in such a case, the information in the external database section is included in the main database section as described above. By storing only the relevant information in the main database, The advantage of this is that it enables efficient and cross-sectional searches within the department, allowing users to obtain the information they need.

[0062] In the case where the one or more local database units are all external database units, in one embodiment The database unit in the system of the present embodiment includes a main database unit, but may also include one or more The local database section need not be included.

[0063] In the case of such a configuration, the system of one embodiment has a configuration as shown in FIG. That's fine.

[0064] In the case where the one or more local database units are all internal database units, in one embodiment The database unit in the system of the present embodiment includes a main database unit and one or more local database units. The information processing device may include a database unit.

[0065] A part of the one or more local database units is an internal database unit and the rest is In the case of an external database unit, the database unit in the system of an embodiment is It includes an internal database section and one or more internal local database sections, but also includes one or more external The local database section may not be included.

[0066] The main database section includes the first art data, the second art data, and the third art data, may be stored.

[0067] The first artistic data is data that can be provided by the first access providing unit described below. 1Artistic data includes, for example, data that is viewed, created, managed, and used by researchers, etc., as described below. In addition, the first artistic data may be viewed, created, managed, and used by, for example, researchers, etc., as described below. The data may be only data to be used.

[0068] The second artistic data is data that can be provided by the second access providing unit described below. 2Artistic data is, for example, data that is made available for public viewing only within the second art facility described below. The second art data may be provided for public viewing only within the second art facility described below, for example. The data may be the only data that is displayed.

[0069] The third art data is data that can be provided by the third access providing unit described below. 3 Artistic data may include, for example, data available for public viewing on the Internet. The third art data is, for example, data available for public viewing on the Internet, as described below. It may be only the data.

[0070] In addition, the main database unit stores the first art data, the second art data, data, third art data, first art data and second art data, first art data and third The information may include information indicating whether the data is artistic data, the first art data, the second art data, or the third art data. The main database section stores the first art data, the second art data, ta, third art data, first art data and second art data, first art data and third art It should have a function that allows the user to set whether the data is the first, second, or third art data. Such stored data may be in file units and / or folder units. .

[0071] The main database section will handle the same data as the first artistic data and the second artistic data. They may be stored in the same location in the storage device, or in different locations in the storage device. In addition, the main database section stores the same data of the first art data and the third art data. may be stored in the same location in the storage device, or in different locations in the storage device. The main database unit may also store the second artistic data and the third artistic data in a uniform manner. The data may be stored in the same location in the storage device or in different locations in the storage device. Here, storing data in the same place means storing the same data in the same place. and any part of the first artistic data, the second artistic data, and / or the third artistic data, or Such a configuration may be, for example, a shared set of data that is available to all. Depending on the flag, the first art data, the second art data, and / or the third art data The data may be in a distinguishable form.

[0072] The main database unit may also include one or more database units. For example: The main database section may include three database sections. In the above, each main database unit is referred to as a first main database unit, a second main database unit, The main database section is also called the third main database section. , if it contains three database parts, as described below, the first art data related to academic materials; The second art data relating to art facilities open to the public, the third art data open to the public, and the art facilities The data on artworks related to the facility can be divided into categories in stages based on the data on artworks. This has the advantage that

[0073] When the main database section includes a first main database section, the first main database section The first main database unit may store the first artistic data. The network and / or the first to third art data are accessible to the data. The device may have a function to determine the

[0074] If the main database section includes a second main database section, the second main database section The base unit may store second artistic data.

[0075] If the main database section includes a third main database section, the third main database section The base unit may store third art data.

[0076] The main database portion may also include one or more converters. , may have the ability to change the content and / or format of the data.

[0077] For example, the main database section includes a twelfth converter. may be connectable to the first main database unit and the second main database unit. The 12th converter is installed between the first main database unit and the second main database unit. When data in the first main database section is moved to the second main database section, In some cases, it may have the ability to control the content and / or format of the data.

[0078] As described below, the second main database unit may be connectable to the second access providing unit. For example, the second access providing unit may provide data within a second art facility. In this case, the data should be made available to the public within the First Art Facility as part of the First Main Database. However, if there are things in the Second Art Facility that should not be made public, such converters will be used. By changing the content and / or format of the data, it may not be made public within the Second Art Facility. The data that should not be transferred physically from the first main database section to the second art facility. The confidentiality of data can be physically maintained by controlling the transfer of data to the second main database section. This has the advantage that

[0079] The main database unit also includes a 23rd converter, which The main database unit may be connectable to the first main database unit and the second main database unit. 12 The converter is installed between the first main database section and the second main database section. and data in the first main database is moved to the second main database. In addition, it may have the ability to control the content and / or format of the data.

[0080] As described below, the third main database unit may be connectable to the third access providing unit. For example, the third access providing unit may provide data within a third art facility. In this case, the data should be made available to the public within the second art facility as part of the second main database. However, if there are things in the third art facility that should not be made public, such converters may be used. By changing the content and / or format of the data, it is prohibited to make it publicly available within the third art facility. The data that should not be used can be physically transferred from the second main database section to the third art facility. The confidentiality of data can be physically maintained by controlling the transfer of data to the third main database section. This has the advantage that

[0081] The main database unit is connected to one or more local database units. If such a converter is included, e.g. 11 The converter can be connected to the first local database unit and the first main database unit. The eleventh converter may be capable of converting the first local database unit and the first main database unit into a The first local database is installed between the first and second base units, and stores data in the first main database. This may include the ability to change the content and / or format of the data when it is moved into the database.

[0082] FIG. 3 illustrates the configuration of a system according to one embodiment of the present invention.

[0083] In the above, the information processing device realizing the database unit has various configurations and correspondences. For example, the database unit may be configured with one or more information processing devices. The local database section and the main database section in the database section each include one or The main database unit may be configured with a plurality of information processing devices. The in-database unit and each converter unit are each composed of one or more information processing devices. In addition, it is possible to configure a plurality of functions using one information processing device. For example, the first main database unit and the twelfth converter unit are configured in a single information processing device. The second main database unit and the 23rd converter unit are configured in a single information processing device. However, the present invention is not limited to these, and various configurations may be used. The management system may use a variety of database technologies and may have a variety of database models. For example, a relational data model, an object data model, a network data model, There may be a network-type data model, a hierarchical data model, etc., and such a data model A variety of databases may be used to implement the rule.

[0084] For example, a network that connects the first main database unit and the twelfth converter unit is If the network of the first main database unit and the network of the second main database unit are different, The data in the in-database section and the data in the second main database section are physically Since it can be a different network, the function of the data in the first main database unit can be In particular, the first main database and the 12th converter have the advantage of being denser. between a network connecting the first main database unit and a network connecting the second main database unit, If you configure a firewall, the firewall will block access to the first main device. Transfer of data between the main database and the second main database. Since it is controllable, there is an advantage that data confidentiality can be improved.

[0085] Similarly, for example, a network connecting the second main database unit and the 23rd converter unit If the network of the second main database unit is different from the network of the third main database unit, The data in the main database section and the data in the third main database section are physically Since it can be a different network, the data in the second main database can be This has the advantage of improving confidentiality. In particular, the second main database and the 23rd combinatorial database Between the network connecting the main database unit and the network of the third main database unit If you configure a firewall, the firewall will provide a second main Transfer of data between the database and the 32nd main database Since the rotation can be controlled, there is an advantage that the confidentiality of data can be improved.

[0086] In the above description, the data in the third main database is stored in the second main database. In the above, the configuration in which the information is acquired from the source unit has been described. However, in addition to or instead of such a configuration, The third main database unit and the first main database unit may be connected to each other. A 13th converter is provided between the third main database unit and the first main database unit. and a thirteenth converter unit for converting data in the first main database unit into The content and / or format may be changed and transferred to the third main database section. Similarly, a network connecting the first main database unit and the thirteenth converter unit is The network and the third main database unit may be different. If a firewall is set up between the two, the same advantage as above can be gained by improving the confidentiality of data. There is.

[0087] 2.2. First Access Providing Unit 22 The first access providing unit provides access to the database unit. The access providing unit provides a first network.

[0088] The first access providing unit is configured to provide access to, for example, an information processing unit in a first art facility via a first network. The information processing device in the first arts facility may provide access to such first The information processing device in the first art facility may be capable of accessing the access providing unit. For example, to study, research and / or document artworks within the first art facility. The information processing device (hereinafter referred to as "researcher, etc.") used by the person (hereinafter referred to as "researcher, etc.") In the application documents, it may be called "information processing device for researchers, etc." The materials may be for specialists or for the general public. Materials for the general public may include materials for adults and materials for children. The first access providing unit may, for example, access an information processing system in a first art facility via a first network. In this case, the data managed by the first access providing unit may be accessible only from the device. The data will be sent from the information processing equipment in the first art facility, which has the advantage of improving confidentiality. The first access providing unit may also provide, for example, a first art facility via the first network. In this case, the first access point may be accessible only from an information processing device installed in the first access point. The data managed by the Service Provider is from information processing equipment installed in the First Art Facility. This has the advantage of improving confidentiality.

[0089] In one embodiment, the system further includes a first access providing unit, The first artistic data may be available from an information processing device for researchers, etc. For example, the above-mentioned data that researchers, etc. view, create, manage, and / or use. Such first artistic data may be a professionally prepared document about an artistic work. Materials for the general public may include: It may contain material for adults and it may contain material for children.

[0090] In addition, the first artistic data may include the second artistic data, and may be a superordinate concept of the second artistic data. The second artistic data may be data that has been modified or revised based on the first artistic data. It may also be a data.

[0091] In addition, the first artistic data may include the third artistic data, and may be a superordinate concept of the third artistic data. The third artistic data may be data that has been modified or revised based on the first artistic data. It may also be a data.

[0092] In addition, when the database unit has a first main database, the first access providing unit may be connectable to the first main database.

[0093] A facility that houses artworks is one of the ideal research environments for in-depth study of artworks. However, to deepen the study of a work of art, it is necessary to study not only the work of art itself but also various It is preferable to have relevant research materials. Also, cutting-edge knowledge about artworks is available at the arts center. While these knowledge is often held by scholars of artistic works, it is important to make such knowledge available to a general audience at an early stage, i.e. It would be preferable to offer this to visitors who come to view the artworks.

[0094] Therefore, a system according to an embodiment includes a database unit and a first access providing unit, From an information processing device connectable to the first access providing unit, professional information about the artwork is provided. It is possible to manage materials by viewing and storing them, and materials for the general public are stored. If it is possible to manage the viewing and viewing of artworks, it is possible to deepen research on the artworks and This has the advantage of making it possible to create materials that can provide relevant knowledge to the general public quickly.

[0095] The first access providing unit provides the first art data for the data stored in the main database unit. data, second art data, third art data, first art data and second art data, first art It is possible to set whether the data is both data and third art data, or first, second, or third art data. In addition, only the first access providing unit may provide a function that the main database unit Regarding the data to be stored, the first art data, the second art data, the third art data, the first art data and second art data, first art data and third art data, first to third art data a function for enabling a setting as to whether the second access providing unit is a The first and third access providing units may not provide such a function. Access to the stored data is limited to the information processing device in the first art facility provided by the Department of Art and Design. The advantage of this is that the accessible range can be set. The data to be stored can be divided into file units and In this case, the accessible range can be set more precisely. This has the advantage that it can be determined

[0096] The method of providing information by the first access providing unit may be unicast or broadcast. The transmission may be broadcast or multicast.

[0097] The first access providing unit may provide information, for example, through a terminal brought by a visitor. The information may be transmitted in response to a request from the terminal, or may be transmitted without requiring a request from such a terminal. The timing of transmission may be set to correspond to a request from the terminal. may be transmitted without requiring or being related to a request from such terminal. Information may be sent based on timing.

[0098] The hardware constituting the first access providing unit is, for example, an information processing device having a communication function. The communication function may be wireless communication or wired communication. For example, an information processing device having a communication function may be a wireless LAN. For example, a WIFI-connected device, a Bluetooth device, a The standard may be IEEE802.11, IEEE802.12, or the like. 02.15, etc., but are not limited to these. For wired communication, Ethernet The information processing device having the communication function may be a remote information processing device. It may have functions such as a peer, bridge, and router.

[0099] 2.3. Second Access Providing Unit The second access providing unit provides access to the database. The service provider provides the second network.

[0100] The second access providing unit is connected to, for example, an information processing unit in a second art facility via a second network. The information processing device in the second arts facility may provide access to such second The access providing portion may be accessible.

[0101] The innovation in information processing technology in recent years has been remarkable, and cutting-edge devices are essentially cutting-edge. The period is about one to two months. Therefore, it is necessary to use such cutting-edge devices in the art facilities. and provided visitors to the art facility with the state-of-the-art device. And after a few months, the device is no longer cutting edge. If we were to constantly provide this content at art facilities, it would place an excessive burden on the facilities and be unrealistic.

[0102] When the system according to an embodiment includes a database unit and a second access providing unit, The latest mobile information devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets) brought by visitors to the surgical facility These include smart devices such as smartphones, phablets, and smartwatches. By providing applications to various devices (including but not limited to these), The advantage of using devices is that they can support the appreciation of artworks. In this case, visitors will have the advantage of being able to appreciate artworks using the mobile devices they regularly use and love. In addition, the second access providing unit may provide research on artworks through the first access providing unit. When providing access to secondary artistic data based on materials created by researchers, etc., As stated above, artworks created by researchers with cutting-edge knowledge of artworks. Materials about the project can be made available to the public at art museums and other secondary art facilities. The advantage is that research results on artworks can be made available to the general public at an earlier stage.

[0103] The second network is, for example, a network that is accessed by an information processing device located in the second art facility. The information processing device located in the second art facility may be, for example, The second art facility may include an information processing device that is installed within the facility and that can be used by visitors to the second art facility. In addition, the information processing devices located in the second art facility are owned by visitors to the second art facility. The information processing device may include a related information processing device.

[0104] The second access providing unit may also provide, via the second network, The information processing device may be accessible only from the second access providing unit. The data will be provided only to the information processing device in the second art facility. Only visitors to the art facility will have the advantage of being able to access such second art data. There is an advantage to being able to do this.

[0105] The second access providing unit may also provide second artistic data in the database unit. The second artistic data is, for example, information about artistic works, even if it is created for the general public. Yes. General audience materials may include materials for adults and materials for children.

[0106] When the database unit has a second main database, the second access providing unit 2 may be connectable to the main database.

[0107] The second art data is accessed by using a WebAPI via the second network. It may be accessible.

[0108] WEBAPI is a set of various protocols that provide access to information such as HTML, CSV, etc. In one embodiment, the system may include various programs that provide access to information. It is often used to enable access to information using WEBAPI including protocols. The WEBAPI enables rapid and flexible application development. Another advantage is that it becomes possible to support a variety of new devices.

[0109] Also, a method for providing information by the second access providing unit, and a method for providing information by the second access providing unit The trigger for providing the second access and / or the hardware constituting the second access providing unit are each as described above. The first access providing portion may be the same as or different from the first access providing portion described above.

[0110] In addition, in the case where the first art facility and the second art facility are the same facility, the first access providing unit The first network provided by the second access providing unit is different from the second network provided by the second access providing unit. For example, in a museum as a single facility, The second access provision provides a second network that is accessible from the basement to the third floor. The first access providing unit provides the first network accessible in the fourth floor and the annex area. etc.

[0111] 2.4. Third Access Providing Unit The third access providing unit provides access to the database. The service provider provides a third network. The third network is a general Internet It may be a.

[0112] When the database unit has a third main database, the third access providing unit 3. It may be connectable to the main database.

[0113] In addition, the method of providing information by the third access providing unit, the provision of information by the third access providing unit The opportunity for providing the third access and / or the hardware constituting the third access providing unit are as described above. The first access providing portion may be the same as or different from the first access providing portion described above.

[0114] 3. System according to the embodiment 3.1. System Configuration According to an Embodiment The system according to one embodiment includes a main database unit, The database is made up of a first main database section to a third main database section. A first access providing unit provides access to the main database unit, and a second access providing unit provides access to the main database unit. a second access providing unit providing access to the third main database unit; and a third access providing unit for providing the third access. FIG. In this example, the first main database unit is a metadata database 40. 1A, and the second main database section corresponds to the museum database 401B. , the third main database unit may correspond to the public database 401C.

[0115] The first access providing unit provides access so as to be connectable to the metadata database. Such a first access providing unit may provide access to the metadata database. When providing access, for example, the first art facility within the facility where researchers etc. conduct their research etc. It is possible to access the data from the information processing device installed in the building for researchers, etc. The advantage of this is that it allows access to the artworks themselves, making it possible to research and document them.

[0116] In addition, the second access providing unit provides the museum with the museum DBAPI402A. The second access providing unit may provide access to a system database. When providing access to museum databases, for example, Visitors to the facility will be able to use cutting-edge information processing equipment they bring with them to conduct research on the The advantage is that the second art data in the digital database is accessible.

[0117] In addition, the third access providing unit provides the public database via the public DBAPI 402B. The third access providing unit may provide access to the database. When providing access to a brick-and-mortar database, for example, a secondary art institution such as a museum Before and after their visit, visitors can use their own cutting-edge information processing equipment to Advantageously, third art data in public databases is accessible.

[0118] Here, App1 to m405 are programs on information processing devices owned by visitors to the museum. The application is exemplified, and each visitor can use the information processing device that they normally use to Outside the library, the public database is accessible via the public DBAPI. The museum will then use the same information processing device that each visitor normally uses to This indicates that the museum database is accessible within the

[0119] In one embodiment, the system also includes a twelfth converter, the metadata converter 403. In the case where A is provided, museum data is When storing data in the base, data is stored as needed, i.e., data that meets certain conditions is For example, museum data can be modified in terms of content or format. The database is a collection of data that can be made available to the general public who visit the museum as a secondary art facility. Since the data is stored in the folder, the data in a file or folder cannot be disclosed. Disclosure may not be appropriate, for example, if there is a contractual license to disclose. In this case, the data in the metadata database is used to determine whether the Therefore, when storing data in a museum database, the data in the metadata database In some cases, the data is transferred directly to the museum database, while in other cases, a metadata converter is used. 03A performs predefined transformations on data in the metadata database that meets certain conditions After the data has been modified based on the rules, it is transferred to the museum database. By configuring it in this way, it is possible to take appropriate measures. Advantageously, the predetermined conditions may be, for example, that the publication is not licensed. The corresponding predetermined conversion rule may be, for example, Changes to remove unlicensed data or to change it to other data In this way, the metadata converter 403A, which is the 12th converter, Based on the first art data in the metadata database, Artistic data may be generated.

[0120] In addition, the system according to an embodiment may generate a metadata for a user based on the data in the metadata database. The timing of storing data in the digital database is, for example, set to a specific time every day. When this is done, the advantage is that the data available in the museum can be changed or revised quickly. be.

[0121] Similarly, the system of one embodiment includes a 23rd converter, the museum data converter. In the case where the museum is equipped with the data 403B, based on the data in the museum database, When storing data in public databases, it is necessary, i.e. under certain conditions. The advantage of this is that the content or format of data that satisfies the conditions can be changed. For example, Public databases store data that may be made publicly available on the Internet. Therefore, the data in one file or one folder is not open to the public. There are cases where public disclosure is not appropriate, for example, due to contractual considerations as mentioned above or artistic For example, data should be made available only within the museum from a public viewpoint. Based on the data in the museum database, data is added to the public database. When storing data, the data in the museum database can be directly stored in the public database. In some cases, the museum data converter 403B moves the data to the Based on predefined conversion rules, the data in the museum database is converted In some cases, data may be moved to a public database after modification processing. An example of such a case would be, for example, a work of art that has been photographed and depicted in great detail. The image data having a resolution equal to or higher than the first predetermined resolution that can be photographed is made public within the museum. The Musica Data Converter converts such image data into public data. When stored in the base, the resolution of the image is reduced below the first predetermined resolution. The image data may be converted to image data having a second predetermined resolution. In this way, the above-mentioned advantages can be obtained. In this way, the 23rd converter, the Museum Data Converter, The data 403B is a museum data generated based on the first art data in the metadata database. Based on the second art data in the database, the third art data in the public database In another embodiment, the thirteenth converter may generate the first art data as described above. The third artistic data may be generated directly based on the art data.

[0122] In addition, the system according to one embodiment may perform the following operations based on the data in the museum database: The timing of storing data in the public database is, for example, at a specific time every day. If this is done, the advantage is that changes and corrections to publicly available data can be made quickly. be.

[0123] The system of one embodiment also includes a network including a metadata database, and a museum. A firewall 404A may be provided between the network including the database. In this case, the network containing the meta database and the network containing the museum database are The advantage of limiting access to information between tasks and improving metadata-based security. There is.

[0124] The system of one embodiment also includes a network including a museum database, A firewall 404B may be provided between the network containing the database. In this case, the network containing the museum database and the public database Limiting access to information between networks, including the Museum database, and This has the advantage of improving the quality of the data.

[0125] The system according to one embodiment displays, for example, the display shown in FIG. An explanation of the above may be displayed.

[0126] In addition, the first main database unit can be connected to the first to fifth local databases. In this figure, local databases 4061 to 406n are Illustrated.

[0127] The first local database is a database that stores the various pieces of art information described above. Such a database may be a commercial system, for example, as shown in FIG. The user may be able to log in from a login screen. Such a system may store various pieces of artwork information. For example, FIG. 7 shows a search function for such a database. 1 is an example of a display screen.

[0128] The second local database stores information related to social activities regarding the above-mentioned artworks. For example, a database that can be logged in from a login screen such as that shown in FIG. Such a system may store various pieces of artwork information and may provide a search function. For example, Figure 9 shows an example of a display screen for the search function of such a database.

[0129] The third local database contains descriptions of the aforementioned artworks in the form of photographs, audio, and video. FIG. 10 illustrates a database that stores information describing a work of art. This is an example of a search screen. In this screen, artworks are associated with the artwork ID. The image, the name of the artwork, the artist's name, the classification, the artwork number, and the name of the The explanatory images, audio, and video are displayed in association with each other. The data may be displayed based on the fact that the database stores these data in association with each other. .

[0130] A fourth local database provides descriptions of the aforementioned artworks in the aforementioned text format. For example, the login screen shown in FIG. 11 is used to log in. Such a system may provide a textual description of the artwork. The information may be stored and searchable. For example, FIG. 12 shows an example of such a database. 13 is an example of a display screen of a search function.

[0131] The fifth local database may be a database for storing information related to events. stomach.

[0132] The first main database unit selects the set of the first to fifth local databases. The predetermined data may be acquired at a predetermined time every day and stored. The base unit receives data from information processing devices other than the first to fifth local databases. For example, the data stored in the information processing device for researchers, etc. may be stored in the first main data. The data moved to the first main database unit may be stored in the The initial setting of the disclosure range may be set to the first art data. Data transferred to the museum may be unintentionally made public within the museum or via the Internet. This has the advantage of reducing the risk of information leakage. Any files or folders that have been acquired will retain the disclosure scope settings (e.g., 1 art data, 2 art data, 3 art data, etc.) may be maintained unchanged. In this case, the preset disclosure scope will not be changed to the first art data, and the data will not be reopened. This has the advantage of reducing the burden of resetting the display range.

[0133] 3.2. System Flow According to an Embodiment Step 1 A metadata database is retrieved from the first to fifth local databases at a first predetermined time every day. The first artistic data is stored in the first main database, such as the first main database.

[0134] Step 2 The first main database unit transfers the museum database, etc., to the museum database at the second designated time every day. The second main database section stores second artistic data.

[0135] Step 3 From the first main database unit or the second main database unit, every day at the third predetermined time The third art data is stored in the third main database part of the public database, etc. do.

[0136] In the above, each data item is stored in a file in which the data has already been stored. In this case, the same file does not need to be stored again. checks only whether the files are identical, and if it is determined that the files are identical, There is no need to perform the storing process again.

[0137] In addition, the data in the first main database section is divided into first art data, second art data, ta, third art data, first art data and second art data, first art data and third art The setting of which of the data, first, second, or third art data is selected at any point in the above flow. It may also be possible.

[0138] 4. System Configuration According to an Embodiment The system according to an embodiment may be configured with one or more information processing devices. As an example of the information processing device, an information processing device 1410 will be described. As shown in FIG. 14, the bus 1411, the processor 1412, the memory device 1413, and the communication IF 1416 are The information processing device may further include an input device 1414 and a display device 1415. In addition, the network 19 is connected directly or indirectly.

[0139] The bus transmits information between the computing device, the storage device, the input device, the display device, and / or the communication IF. It may have the function of reaching

[0140] An example of a computing device is a processor, which may be a CPU. Alternatively, it may be a graphics processing unit, digital In short, the computing device executes the instructions of a program. Any device capable of carrying out the above steps may be used.

[0141] A storage device is a device that records information. This can be either an external memory or an internal memory. It can be either a main memory device or an auxiliary memory device. It may be a disk, optical disk, magnetic tape, or semiconductor memory. The storage device may include a storage device installed in the storage device storage device or a storage device in the cloud via a network.

[0142] In addition, registers, L1 caches, and L 2 Caches and other components can be included in the processor as part of the computer architecture design. In short, the arithmetic unit, the storage unit, and the bus cooperate with each other. It is sufficient that the information processing device is configured to execute information processing in accordance with the above.

[0143] The storage device may include a program for executing the system according to an embodiment. In addition, data required for executing the system according to an embodiment can be appropriately recorded. The storage device may include a database, or the information processing device itself may be a database. It may also be a source.

[0144] The above also applies when the arithmetic unit executes the program stored in the storage unit. The above bus, arithmetic unit and storage device are combined in one form, The information processing related to the system according to the embodiment can be performed by changing the hardware circuit itself. It is implemented by a programmable logic device or a dedicated circuit for which the information processing to be performed is fixed. It may be expressed.

[0145] The input device is used to input information, but may have other functions. The input devices include a keyboard, mouse, touch panel, or pen-type pointing device. That's fine.

[0146] A display device has a function of displaying information. For example, a liquid crystal display, a plasma display, Examples include sprays and organic electroluminescence displays, but in short, they are devices that can display information. Also, an input device such as a touch panel may be provided in a portion of the device.

[0147] The network, together with the communication IF, transmits information. The information can be transmitted to other information terminals (not shown) via a network. do.

[0148] The hardware constituting the information processing device according to one embodiment of the present invention is a general-purpose electronic computer. The hardware may be a dedicated computer. Stations, desktop computers, laptop computers, notebook computers, PDAs, It may be a mobile phone or a smartphone.

[0149] In this figure, one information processing device is described, but the information processing device may be a plurality of information processing devices. The information processing devices may be connected internally, The information processing device may be externally connected via a network. It can be real or virtual. For example, cloud computing In particular, a database or the like may be implemented in the cloud. In addition, when the information processing device is composed of multiple information processing devices, the owners In addition, a person who operates an information processing device as a system according to the present invention For example, when a user clicks on a system according to an embodiment of the present invention, the user may be a different person from the owner of the information processing device. In the case of a loud implementation, part of the system of an embodiment is a proprietary system, The databases in the system according to the embodiment may be clouds owned by different owners. In this case, the system according to one embodiment may be configured to share data with the cloud of such other owner. The system according to the embodiment includes a part related to transmission and reception from the cloud. The system need not have any part of such a cloud.

[0150] The invention examples described in the embodiments of this application document are not limited to those described in this application document. It goes without saying that the present invention can be applied to various examples within the scope of the technical concept. For example, In the embodiment, the information presented on the screen of the information processing device is displayed on the screen of another information processing device. The system of each embodiment is configured so that the information can be displayed on the screen and transmitted to the other information processing device. The system may be configured.

[0151] In addition, the various processes and procedures described in this application document may be used in the embodiments described above. Not only by what has been explicitly explained, but also by what has been implicitly explained based on the technical ideas of each of the above configurations. The described implementation may be implemented in software, hardware, or a combination of these. It may also be possible to realize the above by combining the above processes and methods described in the present application. The procedure is to implement some or all of these processes and procedures as computer programs and to The computer programs may be executable by the computer. The programs may be stored in a storage medium. The information may be stored in a storage medium. [Explanation of symbols]

[0152] 401A Metadatabase 401B Museum Database 401C Public Database 402A Museum DBAPI 402B Public DBAPI 403A Metadata Converter 403B Music Data Converter 404A Firewall 404B Firewall 405 Applications on Information Processing Devices 4061 First local database 406n nth local database 4071 1st Data Converter 407n nth data converter 1410 Information processing equipment 1411 Bus 1412 Arithmetic equipment 1413 Storage device 1414 Input Device 1415 Display device 1416 Communication Interface 1419 Network

Claims

1. A database section capable of storing the first artistic data, the second artistic data, and the third artistic data. and, The first art facility is connected to the database unit via a first network in the first art facility. a first access providing unit capable of providing artistic data; The first art facility is connected to the database unit via a second network in the second art facility. a second access providing unit capable of providing the second artistic data based on the artistic data; The first network is connected to the database unit and is provided publicly through a third network. a third access providing unit capable of providing the third artistic data based on artistic data; A system comprising:

2. The first art data is academic data relating to the artworks that are made available for viewing in the second art facility. Contains data related to the materials, The system of claim 1 .

3. The first network is a terminal installed in the first art facility, and the second art facility Accessible from terminals of those who create data on artworks that are made available for viewing by the arts facility. That is, 3. A system according to claim 1 or 2.

4. A part or all of the data relating to the artworks that the second art facility provides for viewing will be The second artistic data is stored in the database unit. The system of claim 3.

5. The data stored in the database unit is accessible to at least At least, The first art data that the first access providing unit can provide via the first network. Ta, The second art data that the second access providing unit can provide via the second network. Ta, The third art data that the third access providing unit can provide via the third network. Ta, A terminal installed in the first art facility displays a screen on which any one of the following can be set: Er, A system according to any one of claims 1 to 4.

6. The second art data is data about artworks that are made available for viewing in the second art facility. Including ta, A system according to any one of claims 1 to 5.

7. The second network is a network for allowing a person who visits the second art facility to use a terminal in the second art facility. accessible from the end, A system according to any one of claims 1 to 6.

8. The second artistic data is accessed by using a Web API via the second network. It is possible to A system according to any preceding claim.

9. The second art data has a predetermined correlation with a work of art installed in the second art facility. including data on art facilities related to artworks with A system according to any preceding claim.

10. The art facility related to the artwork having the specified relationship is located geographically close to the second art facility. The distance is limited to a distance shorter than a predetermined distance. The system of claim 9.

11. The second art data has a predetermined correlation with a work of art installed in the second art facility. Contains data on artistic works having A system according to any preceding claim.

12. The artworks having a predetermined relationship with the one artwork are: a work of art created by the creator of said first work of art; an artistic work produced by a producer within the group to which the producer of said artistic work belongs; the said work of art and a series of works of art; and / or A work of art created in the same period as the first work of art; 12. The system of claim 9, further comprising:

13. Can be linked to one or more databases that store part or all of the first artistic data That is, A system according to any preceding claim.

14. Modifying information stored in said one or more databases to generate said second artistic data. Includes a converter to create The system of claim 13.

15. The database includes information about artworks stored in association with the first art facility. Store information about artworks in A system according to any one of claims 13 to 14.

16. The database includes historical records of artworks available for viewing within the first art facility. Contains information, A system according to any one of claims 13 to 15.

17. The historical information may include valuation information, sales information, and / or restoration information about the artwork. Information, including 17. A system according to any one of claims 13 to 16.

18. The database serves to describe artworks offered at the first art facility. Store the data, 18. A system according to any one of claims 13 to 17.

19. The information providing the description of the artwork may include audio, video, and / or text; 19. A system according to any one of claims 13 to 18.

20. The database includes information related to events held in association with the first art facility. To store, 20. A system according to any one of claims 13 to 19.

21. In the one or more databases, the information relating to the first art may include a work of art, Managed by the name and ID of the artwork, or the creator and ID of the artwork, 21. A system according to any one of claims 13 to 20.

22. The first arts facility and the second arts facility are the same arts facility.

22. A system according to any preceding claim.

23. The second artistic data includes image data A of an artistic work; The third artistic data is a photograph of the first artistic work having a lower resolution than the image data A. Including image data B captured by the 23. A system according to any preceding claim.

24. A database section capable of storing the first artistic data, the second artistic data, and the third artistic data. In a system comprising: The database unit stores first artistic data; A first access point in the system is provided through a first network provided in a first art facility. a service provider providing access to the first artistic data; the database unit stores second artistic data; A second access point in the system is provided via a second network provided in a second art facility. a service providing unit providing access to the second artistic data based on the first artistic data; Tep and the database unit stores third art data; A third access providing unit in the system provides the third access via a third network provided to the public. providing access to the third artistic data based on the first artistic data; How to do it.

25. A database section capable of storing the first artistic data, the second artistic data, and the third artistic data. In a system comprising: The database unit includes a means for storing first artistic data; A first access point in the system is provided through a first network provided in a first art facility. a service provider, means for providing access to the first artistic data; The database unit includes a means for storing second artistic data; A second access point in the system is provided via a second network provided in a second art facility. a service providing unit for providing access to the second artistic data based on the first artistic data; Step, The database unit includes a means for storing third art data; A third access providing unit in the system is connected via a third network provided to the public. means for providing access to the third artistic data based on the first artistic data; A program to operate as.

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