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    • Museum Studies
    • Geological Education

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    • Previous research successfully deployed visualizations in museums but overlooked the impact of museum context on visitor behavior.
    • Understanding deep time (vast geological timescales) presents a challenge due to its abstract nature and the need for proportional reasoning skills.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate the impact of museum context on visitor behavior with interactive visualizations.
    • To present the Deep-time Literacy Visualization Exhibit (DeLVE) designed to enhance museum visitors' understanding of deep time.
    • To improve proportional reasoning skills by comparing different geological time periods.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed DeLVE, an interactive digital kiosk employing a novel visualization idiom, Connected Multi-Tier Ranges.
    • Curated unique datasets for three distinct museum settings with input from museum staff.
    • Collected data through an observational study and system trace logs.

    Main Results:

    • Visitor reception and engagement with similar museum exhibits varied significantly across different contexts.
    • The DeLVE exhibit facilitated understanding of deep time by relating extreme scales to concrete, familiar units.
    • The study highlights the critical role of contextual factors in the effectiveness of museum exhibits.

    Conclusions:

    • Museum context is a crucial factor influencing visitor interaction and learning with digital exhibits.
    • The DeLVE visualization idiom effectively aids in communicating complex temporal data.
    • Future exhibit design should prioritize contextual adaptation and visitor engagement strategies.