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Spatiotemporal Thematic Maps for Sustainable Development of Heritage Site Tourism

Abstract. UNESCO world heritage sites’ list is getting longer and longer. Many sites among them have attracted countless tourists each year. However, the lack of efficient systematic surveillance and monitoring methods let the evi-table and inevitable impacts of tourism development happen unperceived. Our research focuses on an e-tourism system with heritage sites monitoring to ex-plore the possibilities for a long-lasting sustainable development and conserva-tion of World Heritage Sites. On the basis of the status quo and trends of in-formation systems for cultural e-tourism, we have implemented a community hosting service and proposed a generic theme model to compare spatiotemporal thematic maps to support heritage preservation work for sustainable develop-ment of tourism. A case study and prototyping are done on the UNESCO World Heritage Site Bamiyan Valley in Afghanistan. The concepts and solu-tions are the result of an interdisciplinary cooperation with architects for monuments preservation and cartographers.