Building a 3D Virtual Museum of Native American Baskets

Isler, Volkan; Wilson, Brandon; Bajcsy, Růžena

doi:10.1109/3dpvt.2006.38

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“…This research differs from existing cultural heritage applications in terms of the focus on tools and techniques to display objects, and to study the related ones. In the case of the basket, researchers developed a model in 3D, and exhibits in virtual view [6].…”

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Using the Adaptive Virtual Museum System for Mural Painting of the First Class Royal Temples

Jomsri¹

2017

IJCTE

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Abstract-Mural paintings is a strong part of Thai society and its heritage, along with its culture, traditions, and local wisdom. Mural paintings are not protected nor well publicized, with concerns that this kind of painting may become extinct. This study involved gathering and presenting mural paintings in the form of a virtual museum. The paintings were reproduced and developed into an online format to preserve the heritage of cultures and local wisdom as expressed in the mural painting of the First Class Royal Temples. This is a useful tool to encourage, and educate people about mural painting through the use of a virtual museum, in particular highlighting the difference in Thai mural paintings. Results indicate that users could easily improve their knowledge of mural paintings in the First Class Royal Temples through the virtual museum while at the same time efficiently educating and publicizing these mural paintings.

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Using the Adaptive Virtual Museum System for Mural Painting of the First Class Royal Temples

Jomsri¹

2017

IJCTE

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“…VolkanIsler and et al [3] have created a system for the analysis and display of a collection of Native Californian baskets of Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology. This research differs from existing cultural heritage applications in terms of the focus on tools and techniques to display objects, and to study the related ones.…”

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“…Khainaga [2] built a museum presentation about Thai architecture: case study Thai Lue houses, and studied the effectiveness of learning in virtual presentation. The study found that following the virtual media museum of Thai Lue houses, the understanding of students.VolkanIsler and et al [3] have created a system for the analysis and display of a collection of Native Californian baskets of Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology. This research differs from existing cultural heritage applications in terms of the focus on tools and techniques to display objects, and to study the related ones.…”

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The Development of Virtual Museum for Thai Style Houses in Four Regions

Jomsri¹

2016

IJIET

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Abstract-These currently, the educated sources for Thai local cultures and Thai folk wisdoms still do not exist in online multimedia. In order to spread Thai folk wisdoms on Thai style house building similar to the real thing, a researcher gathered and presented in form of Virtual Museum which imitate the real places, as well as developed to integrate with the website so that any people who are interested in can study through this Virtual Museum. In addition, people can view the differences of Thai style houses in four regions which this was difficult to do previously.From the experiment by the users, it showed that they increased knowledge about Thai style houses in four regions, as well as they were satisfied in the system mostly. In sum up, Virtual Museum of Thai style houses in four regions can support in educating people about Thai cultures efficiently.Index Terms-Virtual museum, Thai style houses. I. INTRODUCTIONWhen considering in Thai cultures and Thai local wisdoms related to houses in each regions, people, who are not in organizations or institutes that involve in this field, have known very few, or rarely have a chance to study about Thai cultures and Thai local wisdoms because to learn about Thai houses, it needs to visit the sites themselves which is the field study in order to help learners receive real experience, and view the real place. However, a field study is very costly, and takes time, as well as it is very difficult. Moreover, the current sources are not similar to Thai houses in the past since there are only pictures or textbooks only. In information technology era, only primitive kinds of media seem lack to draw attention from people.Thai houses and local wisdom in housing among Thai people in four regions were an example that a researcher found that it is very important in cultures and values to help new generation learn and interest about the local architectures in four regions. Each region has different styles, architectures, and local wisdoms. Currently, modern technology, that has been developing both in systems and programs, including internet, website, and ect., influences in solving that difficulty. Yaowalak Tianbanjong and friends (2544 :9-13) said that society in the present fills with many kinds of media so that sufficient educational materials is very important because they can help in learning, teaching, and researching information. Integrating with good designed programs will benefit to teaching and further researching. Likewise, Virtual Museum is a kind of technology innovation Manuscript received October 11, 2014; revised December 12, 2014. P. Jomsri is with the Faculty of science and technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, Dusit, Bangkok 10300 Thailand (tel.: +6602-160-1143; e-mail: pijitra.jo@ssru.ac.th, pijitra_jom@hotmail.com).which supports in learning and fulfilling viewers either students or people. Stories or activities from Virtual Museum can be learned practically through many kinds of technology.From the difficulty in presenting Thai cultures and Thai lo...

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“…Patel et al [29] presented a system designed to create 3D virtual exhibitions of museum artifacts. Isler et al [30] described a similar system focused on 3D digital replicas of Native American baskets. Recently, Fominykh et al [31] presented a 3D virtual museum which incorporates collaborative technologies in order to serve as a virtual workshop for educational purposes.…”

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Content-based navigation within virtual museums

Koutsoudis

Makarona

Pavlidis

2012

Journal of Advanced Computer Science &Amp; Technology

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The ongoing evolution of the Internet has enabled web applications that use real time three-dimensional (3D) graphics and virtual environments. Moreover, in recent years, cultural technology has also flourished notably. Virtual museums represent one significant application that combines culture with modern technologies and the internet, requiring an interdisciplinary approach aiming both at dissemination and education. We present our approach to enhance virtual museums by incorporating content-based retrieval that refers to 3D objects. In this context, a virtual visitor is able to navigate within the museum, examine the exhibited artifacts and perform queries-byexample in order to locate the position of related artifacts. The retrieval mechanism responds to the visitor's queries by indicating similar artifacts, which are ranked according to their similarity scores. This way, the visitor is able to navigate within a virtual museum not only by means of a virtual walkthrough but also by means of the context.

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Building a 3D Virtual Museum of Native American Baskets

Cited by 21 publications

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Using the Adaptive Virtual Museum System for Mural Painting of the First Class Royal Temples

Using the Adaptive Virtual Museum System for Mural Painting of the First Class Royal Temples

The Development of Virtual Museum for Thai Style Houses in Four Regions

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