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Ss-5205 Project 2 2013 SS-5205 PROJECT 2 2013 Acknowledgement Firstly, I would like to dedicate my special thanks to Dr Arosa and Mr Owais for their supports in contributing ideas and comments. Many special thanks also dedicated to Staff Malay Technology Museum, Museum Brunei, Kampong Ayer Cultural and Tourism Gallery, Woven Cloth Workshop / Exhibition Gallery Brunei Art and Handcrafts Training Centre (BAHTC), Arkib Library Department, and Village peoples in Kg Lorong Sekuna, Kg Sungai Kebun, Kg Pekalong Muara , my beloved special friend and friends for their great contribution in giving cooperation and information. Without all their supports and cooperation, this will not led to the success of this project. 1 12M1602 SS-5205 PROJECT 2 2013 Table of Contents No Sub - Heading Page 1 Acknowledgment 1 2 Time line 4 - 7 3 Abstract 8 - 9 Part 1– Background information and literature survey . 1.1 History of Kg Ayer 10 - 11 . 1.2 Early notes on Brunei dress 12 . 1.3 Daily Attire VS Ceremonial Attire 13 - 15 . 1.4 Ceremonial Attire 16 - 19 4 . 1.5 Wedding Attire 21 . 1.6 Waving Cloth . Types of cloth 21 - 23 . Petenunan 23 . 1.7 Evolution of Brunei Traditional Dress 24 5 Part 2 – Introduction and problem definition. 2.1 Digital Museum 26 . 2.2 Background and related work . Text and still images 26 - 27 . Video and audio 27 . Interactive media 27 - 28 . 2.3 The Overview of ARCO System Architecture 28 . 2.4 Metadata Requirement 29 . 2.5 Problem Definition . 2.5.1 Malay Technology Brunei 30 - 32 . 2.6 Scope of the work 33 - 34 2 12M1602 SS-5205 PROJECT 2 2013 6 Part 3 – Design the Digital Museum . 3.1 System Design . User Interface layout 35 . Data Design 35 . Process Design 36 . 3.2 The Overview of System Architecture 36 . 3.3 Data Flow Diagram 36 - 37 . 3.4 Media 37 . 3.5 The ARCO data model 38 . 3.6 Software Requirement 39 - 40 . 3.7 Hardware Requirement 41 7 Part 4 – Implementation and Testing 4.1 Implementation Phase . Metadata management 42 . Metadata visualization interface 42 . Metadata in interface 43 4.2 Elements of the Virtual Gallery . Text and still Images 43 . Gallery 1 – Wedding Attire 44 – 45 . Gallery 2 – Ceremony Attire 46 – 47 . Gallery 3 – Casual Attire 48 – 49 . Gallery 4 – Woven cloth 50 - 51 . Audio and Video . Woven Cloth (Tenunan) short film video 52 - 60 . Kg Ayer short film video 61 – 70 . 4.2.1 Overview layout of Virtual Gallery 71 - 71 4.3 Elements of the Interactive Virtual Gallery . 4.3.1 Overview layout Interactive Virtual Gallery 72 - 82 4.4 MCQ mini quiz 83 - 85 4.5 Web search 85 4.6 Testing 86 - 88 8 Conclusion 88 - 90 9 References 90 - 91 3 12M1602 SS-5205 PROJECT 2 2013 Progression Work Timeline from January 2013 – April 2013 Month Week Progression Work January 3 Briefly explained by Professor Dr Arosa regarding the assigned tasks to be done in Project 2 throughout semester 2. 4 Collecting data information & images on woven cloth. Research information through books, magazines and journal. Interview Dyg Masnah Amit, Researcher Officer Malay Technology Museum about the Woven Cloth (KainTenunan Brunei). She explained the types of woven cloths and short explanation on the process of woven cloth making. Took photo images of woven cloth and Petenunan at Malay Technology Brunei (MTM) and Water Ayer Cultural & Tourism Gallery. Progression Report 1 submission February 5 . Continued research information through books, magazines and journal . Interview Dyg Hajjah Markasum Binti Haji Umar, Instructor Woven Cloth Workshop Brunei Art and Handcrafts Training Centre (BAHTC). Took photo images of „Petenunan‟ at Woven Cloth Workshop Brunei Art and Handcrafts Training Centre (BAHTC). Progression Report 2 submission 6 Video shooting on woven cloth making at Woven Cloth Workshop (Level 3), Brunei Art and Handcrafts Training Centre (BAHTC). Sony DCR – SX20EK Handycam (Tripod is not available) Progression Report 3 submission 4 12M1602 SS-5205 PROJECT 2 2013 Month Week Progression Work 7 Created a new gallery namely gallery 5 – Woven Cloth in 3dmax . Develop a gallery and insert all the images and data about woven cloth Progression Report 4 submission 8 Editing and compile all the scenes in Pinnacle Studio 12 software. No Progression Report submission March 9 Reshoot the whole scene video on woven cloth making at Woven Cloth Workshop (Level 3), Brunei Art and Handcrafts Training Centre (BAHTC). Sony HDR-XR520 240GB High Definition Handycam 'PAL' Camcorder (Tripod is available) Progression Report 5 submission 10 Video shooting on : . The wearing of Kain Tenunan and types of Kain Tenunan at Exhibition Gallery (Ground floor), Brunei Art and Handcraft Training Centre (BAHTC). Scene penetrating threads on SURI making at Woven Cloth Workshop (Level 3), Brunei Art and Handcrafts Training Centre (BAHTC). This scene was not available during week 9. Progression Report 6 submission 11 Video shooting on : . Kg Air Bolkiah A . Kg Air Lorong Sekuna . Infront of Yayasan Progression Report 7 submission 5 12M1602 SS-5205 PROJECT 2 2013 Month Week Progression Work 12 Shooting video on . Gallery Kebudayan dan Pelancongan Kg Air (Tourism & Culture Gallery Kg Air) Rebuilt a museum gallery building using Bryce 7.1 Software Built Gallery 1 in Bryce 2.1 Software Progression Report 8 submission April 13 Video shoot on . Various activities in Kg Ayer Lorong Sekuna. The making of boats in Kg Ayer Pekilong Muara. School, Police Station, Fire Station, Mosque in Kg Ayer Sg Kebun. Design and tabulate the video storyboard (Video and Audio) of Kg Ayer. Editing the video of Kg Ayer by using the Pinnacle Studio 12. Built Gallery 2 in Bryce 7.1 Software. Design and construct a Digital Heritage Gallery frame in Adobe Flash . Construct Gallery 1 – Wedding Attire . Construct Gallery 2 – Ceremonial Attire Progression Report 9 submission 14 Design and tabulate the video storyboard (Video and Audio) of Woven Cloth. Editing the video of Woven Cloth (Tenunan) by using the Pinnacle Studio 12. Built Gallery 3 in Bryce 7.1 Software. Design and construct a Digital Heritage Gallery 2 frame in Adobe Flash . Construct Gallery 3 – Daily Attire Progression Report 10 submission 6 12M1602 SS-5205 PROJECT 2 2013 Month Week Progression Work 15 Construct Gallery 3 – Daily Attire Design Construct a Digital Heritage Gallery 2 frame in Adobe Flash Design a gallery for the Waving cloth video and Kg Ayer video Written a final report 16 Final report submission 7 12M1602 SS-5205 PROJECT 2 2013 Abstract In designing the Digital Museum , Malay Technology Brunei (MTM) is used as the problem given for this project. Our lecturer, Professor Dr Arosa, has assigned each of us with different topic and as on my part, I was assigned topic on Malay Costume in Kampong Ayer by taking a consideration on Malay Technology Museum as reference. This report is the integration of the work done in semester 1 and 2. In semester 1 the work done is the design and constructed of Digital Museum which consisted of three galleries namely Gallery 1 (Kg Ayer Short – film video), Gallery 2 (Wedding Attire), Gallery 3 (Ceremonial Attires), and Gallery 4 (Casual attire). In semester 2 based on the objectives work given as which is actually more on improvising the previous work done in semester 1. The design and the constructed of the new Gallery namely Digital Heritage Gallery – Kg Ayer‟s Traditional Wears and Costumes which consisted of the Main lobby (Video 1 – Kg Ayer short film & Video 2 – Woven cloth (Tenuan) short film, Gallery 1 (Wedding Attire) , Gallery 2 (Ceremonial Attires), Gallery3 (Casual attire), Gallery 4 (Woven Cloth), Mini Quiz, and web search for user. The selection of high quality picture of costumes , decide galleries/categories of costumes to be displayed, choose appropriate background colors for the galleries based on the costumes is enhanced. The initial part of the report is background information and literature survey about the history of Kampong Ayer and traces historical of Malay costume in Kampong Ayer (Water Village). There is very little has been written on Brunei costumes in any literature. It is not sufficient enough to gather information and description about the Malay costume in Kampong Ayer village at Malay Technology Museum (MTM) only therefore taking a consideration of limited info, the traces of tradition costumes extended on Museum Brunei, and Kampong Ayer Cultural and Tourism Gallery. In semester 2, my work further extended on the woven cloth and the making of woven cloth at Woven Cloth Workshop (Level 3), Brunei Art and Handcrafts Training Centre (BAHTC). 8 12M1602 SS-5205 PROJECT 2 2013 Malay Technology Museum Museum Brunei Kampong Ayer Cultural and Tourism Gallery Brunei Art and Handcrafts Training Centre (BAHTC). This second part will be regarding the today‟s digital museum in distribute image, text, sounds, videos and identify the requirement for the problem definition of Malay Technology Museum (MTM). A informal visit to the MTM and an interview has been conducted among few officers to outlines some their views and comments in regards to the existent gallery shows at Malay Technology Brunei (MTM). The third stages is design the digital museum using necessary tools. The goal is to develop a digital museum system is that functions as “knowledge factory” to facilitate the generation of essential edutainment modules out of digital archives. And the last stages is the implementation and testing the system which outlined in the second part that is problem definition. Further enhancements and modification is done as the work progress to achieve the final product. 9 12M1602 SS-5205 PROJECT 2 2013 1.0 Background information and literature survey 1.1 History of Kampong Ayer Kampong Ayer means “Water village” is the oldest functional and the settlement area in the asian region and biggest settlement ever built on water in the country.
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