Representatives of the Cultural Heritage Administration of Korea (CHAK), the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and Samsung Electronics Viet nam donated digital products to the Hue Centre for Monuments Conservation (HCMC) last Saturday.
The director of the conservation centre, Phung Phu, received the film Digital Reconstruction of Hue Imperial City, which is part of the digital, reconstruction programme of Hue heritage, made under an exchange of cultural heritage between Vietnam and South Korea.
The film uses 3-D technology and computer graphics to scan and restore the original and spectacular views of some of the most famous architecture of Hue's heritage, such as Ngo Mon, Thai Hoa Palace, the flag tower and the Imperial City.
Speaking at the ceremony, Choi Song In-beom, deputy head of CHAK, said: "We hope that, by using advanced technology and equipment in the reconstruction of Hue heritage, more complete data of the heritage will be resurrected."
Not only is it used for conservation works, the film is also planned to be shown to the general public.
To help distribution, Samsung also donated an LCD 70-inch TV. As Vietnam's biggest LCD TV, it is set up in Thai Hoa Palace, and will show film and other conservation works of the HCMC.
A memorandum of understanding on future cooperation was also signed between HCMC and CHAK.
(Source: Viet Nam News)
Tag: Hcm , Hue , Viet Nam , Vietnam Digital film resurrects historic Hue heritage
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