Google Tech Talks can be, 8 2008 SUMMARY enjoy amazing ancient structures through Internet technologies is one of the most promising methods to promote our culture and heritage. These technologies include capture, transmission and display. In this talk I will briefly explain these three aspects, and then focus on sensitive issues, in particular the technical challenges presented by demonstrating huge outdoor structures. I’ll describe the technical challenges and how we decided that we were faced with the difficult task of modeling the huge temple of Bayon in Angkor ruins in Cambodia. I’ll show you the digital data that we receive, including the whole structure of the temple, 160-3 faces of deities, and hidden gables. I will also explain some of the technical issues related to the display of the data we obtained using our virtual Aska as an example. Moderator: Dr. Katsushi Ikeuchi Katsushi Ikeuchi is a Professor at the University of Tokyo. He received a Ph.D. in Information Engineering at the University of Tokyo in 1978. After working at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology AI Lab for two years, Electrical Lab, Japan for five years, and Carnegie Mellon University for ten years, he joined the University in 1996. His research interests span computer vision, robotics, and computer graphics. He has received several awards, including the Prix David Marr in Computational Vision and IEEE R KS Fu memorial best paper purchase …
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