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Historical Facts 1.1 mil killed soldiers (martyrs) during

Vietnam War Many of them are LOST:

Martyrs’ graves be gathered, yet unknown to their families (about 50,000)

Unknown martyrs, therefore not be gathered yet (about 500,000)

No strong ties / connections between: Families of different martyrs Martyrs’ families & veterans

All these lead both historical and social concerns up to now

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Reasons Gathered but LOST to the family:

Economic reason/ Poor; geographic distance didn’t allow the searching grave efforts from their families

Martyrs’ important documents got lost during war

Misinformation (death info, camp’s unit code info) during war

Unfound, Unknown Martyrs Fierce war Bad logistics

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Information holding by family• Too short and unclear

• More detail information is only available in Ministry of Defense’s archives, which is nearly impossible to access to due to data security.

• Even, in MoD’s files, there is not enough data about the location of the martyrs’ tombs

• In most cases, the death notice paper is the only piece of information that the martyr’s family can have.

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Current popular solutions Ask for the help from telepaths Ask for information from the martyr’s fellows Ask for access to MoD’s archives to find out where the

martyr died then scan every martyr’s cemetery in the region.

Advertise on media ALL are costly and not very effective

with low chances of success

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Martyrs Finding Social Network Purpose: Using community

resources in order to help martyr’s family to find remains of their loved ones by approaching new science-based method with high accuracy.

Procedure: is divided into these below steps: Step 1: Digitalize all the martyrs

cemeteries in Vietnam Step 2: Build the DNA database of

martyrs relatives Step 3: Build the DNA database of

anonymous martyrs

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LietSi.com – Stage 1 Aim: Digitalize all Martyrs’

cemeteries in Vietnam, make them searchable on the internet

Method: Using social powers and computer science methods

Simplify martyrs searching work to normal computer activities, reduce all the cost of searching progress

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System Structure

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Developing model

Facebook

Google+

ZingMe

Octopus-like model Depending on several different social networks through social applications

• Social network users will contribute to digitalize figures• The head of the octopus is the website lietsi.com including searching tool and software tools that serve to take and upload photos• Each tool, technology or social application will be undertaken by experts in each field who are willing to dedicate

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Technologies Social Networking Massive-scale online

collaboration Optical Character

Recognization (OCR) Image Fingerprinting Mobile Application

Development Data Mining

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Massive Scale Online Collaboration• Pyramids, Wikipedia, etc., all great works of the humankind are made from minor contribution of each individual• Google ReCaptcha – Stop spam, read books: prevent spam, and 129 million books, 4 billion book sheets, 2,000 billion words will have been digitalized by the end of this decade• Duolingo.com: study foreign languages, and translate all websites from one language to another

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Result Extracted information from the

tombstone photo is turned into searchable data

With the information, it is much easier to locate the current tombstone

Digitalise all tombstone information by the help of contributors

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Contributors People from their family Volunteers from the Youth

Organisations Volunteers from Non-profit

Organisations Members from top social

networks: Facebook, Google+, Zing Me and Pinterest…

The objective: contributions from everybody

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Feasibility Cell-phones with camera are popular 1.1 mil is not a big number for a

country with population of 100 mil Computer science can control the data

quality Lot of people, especially the youth,

want to contribute something for their society

There will be many other interactive features on the network

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LietSi.com – Stage 2 Aim: establishing a DNA data bank of

unknown, missing revolutionary martyrs’ close relative

Reason Close relative genes for DNA matching The number of revolutionary martyrs’

close relative is few and decreasing Feasibility

Payment from martyr’s families Government Funds Foreign Funds Current average cost: 20$ - 150$ / case

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LietSi.com – Stage 3 Aim: To discover the identities

of the nameless martyrs by DNA analysis method, which compares their DNA with those in their relatives' DNA bank

need to rely on the innovation of bio-informatics in the future, with less expensive Dna experiments and more feasible big-scale projects

Can be solved in 10 years

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