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ACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage | 2025 Impact Factor:3.1 | Cite Score:6.9 | SCOPUS Q1

ACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage

Impact Factor and Journal Rank of ACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage

  • About: The ACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage (JOCCH) is a peer-reviewed publication dedicated to research at the intersection of computing and cultural heritage. It focuses on technological advancements and applications that contribute to the preservation, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of cultural heritage.
  • Objective:
    JOCCH aims to provide a platform for researchers, practitioners, and professionals to publish high-quality research papers, case studies, and reviews that advance the state-of-the-art in computing technologies applied to cultural heritage. It promotes interdisciplinary collaboration between computer scientists, archaeologists, historians, conservators, and cultural heritage professionals.
  • Focus Areas:
    The journal covers a wide range of topics including, but not limited to: Digital preservation of cultural artifacts and monuments 3D modeling and visualization of cultural heritage sites Virtual and augmented reality applications in cultural heritage Machine learning and AI for artifact analysis and interpretation Data mining and information retrieval for cultural heritage collections Digital libraries and archives for cultural heritage materials Computer graphics and multimedia technologies in cultural heritage Digital storytelling and interactive experiences in cultural heritage
  • Impact:
    The ACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage contributes significantly to the advancement of cultural heritage research and technology. It facilitates the development of innovative solutions that enhance preservation, access, and understanding of cultural artifacts and sites.
  • Significance:
    The journal is significant for its role in bridging the gap between computing technologies and cultural heritage preservation and dissemination. It supports the development of best practices and standards in digital preservation and encourages the use of advanced computational methods to unlock new insights into cultural heritage.

  • Editor-in-Chief:  Karina Rodriguez Echavarria

  • Scope: The sector covers various sub-areas, including but not limited to:
  • Tangible Heritage: Activities related to the discovery, documentation, organization, interpretation, and communication of physical artifacts, monuments, sites, museums, and collections. This includes the digitization and management of digital archives, catalogues, and libraries.
  • Intangible Heritage: Preservation and promotion of cultural expressions that are not physical in nature, such as music, performance arts, storytelling, oral traditions, rituals, and mythology.
  • Cultural Documentation: Methods and technologies for documenting cultural artifacts and practices, including digital preservation techniques and methodologies.
  • Heritage Interpretation: Strategies and approaches for interpreting and presenting cultural heritage to diverse audiences, fostering understanding and appreciation.
  • Conservation and Restoration: Techniques and principles for conserving and restoring physical cultural artifacts and sites, ensuring their longevity and accessibility.
  • Community Engagement: Involvement of local communities in heritage preservation, interpretation, and decision-making processes, promoting inclusivity and sustainable management.
  • Educational Initiatives: Programs and initiatives aimed at educating the public, students, and professionals about cultural heritage, its significance, and conservation practices.
  • Policy and Advocacy: Development of policies, regulations, and advocacy efforts to protect and promote cultural heritage at local, national, and international levels.
  • Digital Technologies in Heritage: Use of digital tools, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and other technologies for enhancing the preservation, presentation, and accessibility of cultural heritage.
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  • Print ISSN:  1556-4673

    Electronic ISSN:  1556-4711

  • Abstracting and Indexing:  Science Citation Index Expanded, Scopus.

  • Imapct Factor 2025:  3.1

  • Subject Area and Category:  Arts, Computer Sciences, Library & Information Science

  • Publication Frequency:  Annual

  • H Index:  46

  • Best Quartile:

    Q1:  Conservation

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  • Cite Score:  6.9

  • SNIP:  1.799

  • Journal Rank(SJR):  0.703