The graph shows information about the average number of visitors entering a museum in summer and winter in 2003
Overall, the data reveals pronounced incline in visiting museum by afternoon, particularly in summer season, while the less visiting activity observed in early morning and the end of the day in both seasons.
In summer season, the number of visitors entering museum displayed relatively a higher rate, some visitors started visiting museum in early morning, which later escalated to 1400 individuals by the noon, the subsequent trend showed a sharp decrease, visitors gradually dwindled to 100 visitors at 1 PM, constantly fell to 700 a hour later, and reduced to 500 at 3 PM, before ultimately diminishing to none at 4 PM, indicating close hour for visitant. In summer season demonstrated a similar trend, yet the visitant in winter season exhibited a lesser number in visiting museum, also started to open from 9 PM, and the visitor recorded at 200 persons at 11 PM in prior to surged significantly to 600 by the middle noon, yet experienced a slight reduced to 550 visitors at 1 PM, the figure rebounding to 700 at 2 PM, which later steadily plummeted at 5 PM. This overall trend display divergence distribution for museum visitors in 2 seasons, which museum in winter season open longer than in summer season.