A 360 view inside the simulation of the Angkor Wat complex, depicting animated agents along the grid network of roads and paths within the fourth enclosure.

Our realtime simulations play out within a comprehensive reconstruction of Angkor Wat in the 12th Century and focus on tracking thousands of animated people, termed 'agents', as they enter,...

The Virtual Angkor project aims to recreate the sprawling Cambodian metropolis of Angkor at the height of the Khmer empire’s power and influence around 1300 C.E. A groundbreaking collaboration between Archaeologists, Historians and Virtual History specialists based in Australia, Cambodia and the United States, the project is designed to bring ...

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The first application is a simulation of a 24-hour cycle at Angkor Wat that aims to visualize the complex’s daily operation almost a millennium ago. Current archaeological estimates suggest that at its peak, the Angkor Wat complex, was serviced by a workforce of over 20,000 that were in turn supported by a population of up to 125,000 people.

For more than 10 years, the Visualising Angkor Project has explored the visualisation of diverse 3D reconstructions of greater Angkor - from ecological visualisation of hamlets on the periphery...

A complementary objective is to consider the operation of Angkor Wat through the dynamic animation of moving crowds of people. In this immersive analytic study of the complex, the paths of thousands of walking agents (animated characters with autonomous behaviours) are tracked as they enter, exit and circulate within the temple enclosure.

Since 2015, researchers at Monash University have carefully assembled an immersive virtual model of Angkor Wat that explores scenarios about how the complex might have operated in the 12th...

Team Bring Back to Life Ancient Angkor. A virtual visualization of Angkor has become reality. An immense group of animation “geeks” have been taking on Angkor, and last month Tom Chandler, a PhD student at Monash University in Australia, revealed freshly developed animation that imagines ancient Angkor as a living, breathing virtual world ...

2023年6月20日 · A short (virtual) tour of Angkor Wat, one of the most important buildings of the Khmer culture. english german