Virtual ChanAn, 2002
A Representation of the city and city life of High Tang Dynasty
Sheng Kai Tang, Yu Tung Liu, Yang Cheng Fan, Yen Liang Wu, Huie Ying Lu, Chor Kheng Lim, Lan Ying Hung, and Yu Jen Chen
Graduate Institute of Architecture, NCTU
Abstract
In this project, we develop a digital reconstruction procedure, that implemented and integrated 3D scanner, motion capture and virtual reality cave (VR Cave), to reconstruct Chang-An City that existed 1400 years ago but disappeared now. This is an interdisciplinary project, and is also my first time to lead a research team with over 15 members from 6 schools.
Publication
Liu, Y.T. and Tang, S.K.: 2003, Space, Place and Digital Media-- Towards a Better Simulation for a Disappeared City, International Journal of Architectural Computing.
Tang, S.K. and Liu, Y.T.: 2002, A digital reconstruction procedure for a disappeared city space and its activities, In Proceedings of the twentieth Conference on Education in Computer Aided Architecture Design in Europe 2002, p598-603. <Best Presentation Prize Award in eCAADe 2002>
Tang, S.K., Liu, Y.T. and Fan, Y.C.: 2002, How to simulate and realize a disappeared city and city life? -- A VR cave simulation, In Proceedings of The seventh Conference on Computer Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia 2002, p301-308.