The former imperial city of Hue, in Vietnam, is applying 3D technology in conservation in an attempt to more accurately restore the structures built by the Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945).
According to the Hu? Monuments Conservation Centre, a local government body that manages all relics related to the dynasty, the pilot project will be used for two relic sites – the An Dinh Palace and the mausoleum designated for the dynasty's fourth king Tu Duc.
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