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第1页共5页 色学科网书城四 品牌书店·知名教辅·正版资源 b.zxxk.com 您身边的互联网+教辅专家 课下主题训练 自然科学研究成果 1解 Now everyone can view one of the world's most important collections of Asian and American artThe Freer and Sackler Galleries worked for over 15 years to make digital copies of more than 40,000 objects.The images are now released online. Jan Stuart praises the project to digitize the collection."It's starting something that's going to speed up research as well as just please everybody who loves beauty,and is interested in history and civilization." Courtney O'Callaghan says the online objects have deep cultural and historical meaning.She says the museum wanted to be sure that anyone who wanted to see the works could. Courtney O'Callaghan notes another important result of digitizing the collection:protecting the valuable treasures."It allows us to gather these beautiful,high-resolution images of objects so that we don't have to bring them out again.We don't have to touch them." Online visitors sometimes see more details in an image than they can when they look at a piece in the museum.For example,many museum visitors struggle to examine the artwork in the famous Whistler Peacock Room because the light is kept low there.The low light helps protect the exhibit.But in a digital view, online visitors can see the room in brighter light Ms O'Callaghan says the 3D view has helped researchers learn more about some ancient art by looking at it online than by studying the real piece.She says an important Chinese sculpture called Cosmic Buddha is a good example. "It is an amazing sculpture that has a very detailed relief pattern on itlt is very hard to see with the naked eye.With using 3D not only can people see all around this object,but they're able to change the lighting and the color.It has really helped scholars better understand the stories on it" 责概莲容牡 1.What did the Freer and Sackler Galleries do? A.They provided their 40,000 objects to be researched. B.They allowed kids to enjoy their collections