Design Study of Meta-Visualization Representation in Museums from the Perspective of User Perception
Focusing on museums,this paper explores the application of meta-visualization in museum experience design from the perspective of user perception,aiming to bring new contexts to meta-visualization experience design.First,VOSviewer is used to analyze research hotspots in museum visualization,followed by conceptual elaboration of meta-visualization systems.Based on user perception,a design model tailored to museum audience experience is constructed,along with corresponding design strategies.In practical design,the AHP-CRITIC method is employed to identify user requirements,with effectiveness evaluated through ANOVA analysis and workshops.The study optimizes the consideration of external environmental perception and strengthens the audience's self-awareness of internal relationships,thus enhancing museum user experience design.Meta-visualization enriches the user perception-based display design model,aligning with the development needs of human-centered museums,offering effective science popularization,and playing a significant role in advancing the integration of culture and science under the"New Liberal Arts."
User perceptionMeta-visualizationMuseumExperience designAHP-CRITIC user demand analysis
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