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Study on the deterioration and the conservation of remains in Southeast Asia

There are many important remains in Southeast Asia. Since 1992, the center has been conducting a joint research with the Department of Fine Arts, Ministry of Culture, Thailand on the deterioration and the conservation of remains in Thailand, especially at Sukhothai and Ayutthaya. In Angkor remains, one of the most important stone monuments in the world, the center and APSARA (Authority for the Protection and Management of Angkor and the Region of Siem Reap) have been conducting a joint research and training on the conservation there. Investigation on the deterioration and conservation of remains in Vietnam such as My Son has started.
Measurement for designing a shelter at Wat Sri Chum in Sukhothai site
Model structure for experimental study at Wat Maha That in Ayutthaya site
Measurement of environmental condition at Ta Nei site in Angkor remains Experiment in situ on the cleaning of stone at Ta Nei site in Angkor remains.
Three-dimensional laser measurement at Ta Nei site in Angkor remains My Son (Vietnam)

Cooperative reserach with Fine Arts Department, Ministry of Culture, Thailand Cooperative reserach with APSARA, Cambodia
Cooperative reserach with Department of Cultural Heritage, Ministry of Culture and Information  
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