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Laser scanning should not be regarded solely as the means of 
recording, but it should be widely applied to the development of 
3D digital archives. 
|t is very important to open and spread technology and 
information to the general public, by developing effective 
display methods and user interfaces that can manage to show 
3D models including attribute information. 
Acknowledgements 
The authors would like to thank Yokosuka City, Fukaya City, 
Planning Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Properties, 
JSA (Japanese Government Team for Safeguarding Angkor), 
Shin Yakushi-ji Temple, ex-Prof. Ichiro Nagasawa of Tokyo 
National University of Fine Arts and Music (Graduate School of 
the Conservation of Cultural Properties) and Naomi Matsuzawa. 
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