Effects of Low-Carbon Visualizations in Landscape Design Based on Virtual Eye-Movement Behavior Preference

Three-dimensional geovisualization in landscape design can be used to evaluate the efforts of mitigating CO2 emissions. This study evaluated subjects’ emotional preferences for 3D through an eye movement tracking experiment. In case that color building materials was positively correlated with low carbon emissions, green, blue, and gray were typical representatives Through experiment, different colors obtained. The results show fixation trajectory is consistent preset green energy saving parameters, effect architectural by detecting virtual tracking. There a coupling relationship between tracking, expert interviews, evaluation results, so it presents logical movement, low-carbon materials, addition, affective preference analysis entropy weight method confirmed their effectiveness effect, which had positive impact on emission reduction construction industry. These will contribute development architecture industry provide new ideas methods peak project.