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There are nine distinguished national parks in Taiwan. Each one has its own wild variety of natural inhabitants and cultural\udresources. However, due to the geographical inaccessibility, partially closed by natural disaster, or under the restrict protection by\udthe authority, most of the places are difficult to reach for the public, not to mention for the disabled people. Therefore, a scheme,\udwith the cutting edge technology, comprising the essences of all nine national parks in a space located in one of the national parks\udwhich is more convenient with public transportation system is presented. The idea is to open a window in the hope to offer a\udplatform for better and easy understanding the features of all national parks, to increase the accessibility for disabled people, and\udto provide advanced services for the public.\ud  \udRecently, the progressing of digital image technology becomes more and more promising. Using mutual interactive ways and\udgame-liked formation to promote the participation of visitors to gain learning experiences is now becoming a mainstream for\udexhibition in visitor centers and museums around the world. The method of the motion-sensing interactive exhibition has\udpersonalized feature which is programmed to store visitor’s behaviors and become smarter in response with visitor in order to\udmake each person feel that they are playing in a game. It involves scenarios, concepts and visitors’ participation in the exhibition\uddesign to form an interactive flow among human, exhibits, and space. It is highly attractive and low barrier for young, senior and\uddisabled people, and for the case of no physical objects to exhibit, visual technology is a way of solution.\ud  \udThis paper presents the features and difficulties of national parks in Taiwan. Visitors’ behavior and several cases have been\udinvestigated and analysed to find a suitable way for combining all the features of national parks in an exhibition. However, it\udshould be noticed that this is not an alternative way trying to create a place for the public to explore visual national parks instead\udof visiting real ones. The main purpose is not only to provide more information and attract more people to realize the beauty of\udnational parks, but also to inspire visitors’ wishes to come and experience in person in the future

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A Scheme for “The Window of Taiwan National Park”