Towards a Better Understanding of Museum Visitors’ Behavior through Indoor Trajectory Analysis
Towards a Better Understanding of Museum Visitors’ Behavior through Indoor Trajectory Analysis
Author(s): Alexandros Kontarinis, Claudia Marinica, Dan Vodislav, Karine Zeitouni, Anne Krebs, Dimitris KotzinosSubject(s): Social Sciences, Museology & Heritage Studies, Library and Information Science, Library operations and management, Education and training
Published by: Институт по математика и информатика - Българска академия на науките
Keywords: Indoor Trajectories; Trajectory Mining; Movement Patterns; Mobility Pat-terns; Museum Experience
Summary/Abstract: Nowadays, electronic museum guides have evolved to a point that can act as navigational and informational devices in the museum context; thus they also enable the collection of large volumes of spatiotemporal visitor movement data, from which individual visitor trajectories can be extracted and analyzed. These trajectories have individual characteristics expressed through unique semantics in each museum context (based on the museum, its exhibits and its visitors) and they are restricted in an indoor environment that provides additional constraints. This work presents the benefits, the challenges, and a direction for studying museum visitor movements through context-aware indoor trajectory modeling, mining and analysis.
Journal: Digital Presentation and Preservation of Cultural and Scientific Heritage
- Issue Year: 2017
- Issue No: VII
- Page Range: 19-30
- Page Count: 12
- Language: English
