National Research Institute of Maritime Cultural Heritage and Korea Culture Information Service Sign MOU... 'Digital Opening of Public Works'

The National Research Institute of Maritime Cultural Heritage under the Cultural Heritage Administration announced on the 25th that it has signed a business agreement with the Korea Culture Information Service and 18 participating organizations to expand the digital opening of public works. The signing ceremony was held at 2 p.m. on the 25th at the War Memorial of Korea, followed by a strategic discussion session.

The business agreement includes ▲ cooperation in investigating the copyright status and confirming rights of public works held by the institute ▲ rights management of public works ▲ collaboration on the Public Nuri service for excellent public works.

From the left in the photo: Hwang Won-chae, Director of the National Daejeon National Cemetery; Yoo Tae-il, Vice Mayor of Anseong City, Gyeonggi Province; Hong Hee-kyung, Director of the Korea Cultural Information Service; Kim Seong-bae, Director of the National Research Institute of Maritime Cultural Heritage.
[Photo by Cultural Heritage Administration]

After the signing ceremony, a strategic discussion session was held to devise measures to activate the use of public works. Jang Jae-deuk, the operator of the YouTube channel ‘Bokwonwang’ which restores black-and-white photos by adding color, and Kim Young-jung, a lawyer from the Korea Culture Information Service, each gave presentations on their respective topics.

The National Research Institute of Maritime Cultural Heritage stated, “Taking this agreement as an opportunity, we will expand the digital opening of excellent public works held by the institute so that anyone in the public can freely utilize them, and will continue to cooperate closely with the Korea Culture Information Service.”

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