中国・日本の被験者による地域景観の注視特性と評価構造に関する分析

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Cross-cultural background represents an influential element in the evaluation of environment and landscape. The purpose of this study was to clarify differences and similarities between Chinese and Japanese students in Hiroshima University regarding visual information processing in landscape evaluation. Eye-movements of subjects were measured during the presentation of regional landscape slides. Each slide comprised three landscape elements. These elements were controlled independently by image processing. Fixation behavior and psychological evaluation were compared between subject groups. The characteristics of fixation behavior were found to be basically the same between groups. With regard to familiar elements, correlations between eye-movements and evaluation were low in each group. However, with regard to unfamiliar elements, different correlations were observed in each group, attributable to differences in visual experience and knowledge.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2002-07-30