“Computer Reconstroction: Temple Site at Phimai” by University of Calgary
Conference:
- SIGGRAPH 2001 More animation videos from SIGGRAPH 2001:
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SIGGRAPH Video Review:
Track:
- 13
Title:
- Computer Reconstroction: Temple Site at Phimai
Length:
- 3:22
Director(s):
Company / Institution / Agency:
- University of Calgary
Description:
Phimai, one of the most important Khmer monuments in Thailand, is a walled complex of reconstructed temples, libraries, and ancillary structures. Reconstruction of this United Nations World Heritage site highlights the potential of computer visualization as a tool in heritage resource management. Virtual worlds offer archaeologists, historians, and museum curators a non-evasive environment for testing reconstruction scenarios, and they allow the public to learn about important historic monuments without contributing to their deterioration.
Additional Contributors:
Animation and video: RICHARD M. LEVY