Increasing engagement without raising energy consumption. Socially sustainable illumination of monuments - proof of concept study

[ENG]In the experiment, participants were shown one of prepared illustrations (A-E*). Each Warsaw Town Hall visualization was lit differently. Through eye tracking, we assessed how differing luminances caused different visual responses. Participants looked at the photo for 10 seconds. During the presentation, one person saw only one of the three prepared visualizations (stimulus A, B, C, D, E*).*E stimuli was finaly not necessary after initial tests of eye-tracking dataParticipants: Adult residents of Wrocław (19-65 years), without significant visual impairments, not familiar with the examined building, who are not experts (architects, conservators, urban planners).Tools:-Eyetracker: Tobii Glasses 2-Screen: 24'' DELL Ultra Sharp U2415b-chin-rest -LMK imagining luminance measuring device from TechnoTeamPrograms:3DMax / ElumCal / TobiiProLab / Tobii ProGlasses / FloodLumType of eye-tracking dataTVD – Total Visit DurationFC – Fixation CountTTFF – Time to First FixationThank you for your help:Marta Szmigiel, Malwina Geniusz, Sandra Anyszczy, Martyna Arent, Martyna Czuczwara, Maciej Geniusz, Gabriela Grzegorczyk, Hanna Gabryś, Aleksandra Kaczan, Milena Kulińska, Zofia Piasecka, Julia Powchowicz, Joanna Samól, Jowita Świetlicka.