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(A) The shape of the layout of our Wayfinding Task. (B) Bird’s eye view of the Wayfinding scenery. (C) Beth (left) and Anna (right), positioned in a room of the Wayfinding Task just before left/right crossroads.
Larissa Brübach (17468311) +6 more
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Enhancing user experience through wayfinding in educational buildings [PDF]
The process of navigating through an environment to reach a desired destination is known as wayfinding. It involves understanding one's current location, determining the desired destination and choosing a path to get there.
Mansha Samreen, Gargi Jha
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An experimental investigation into wayfinding directions for visually impaired people
In recent years, there has been an escalation of orientation and wayfinding technologies and systems for visually impaired people. These technological advancements, however, have not been matched by a suitable investigation of human-computer interaction (
Bradley, N.A. +3 more
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Wayfinding Behavior in India [PDF]
India is highly heterogeneous in the way cities are laid out; the way people use landmarks and how certain cultural aspects affect wayfinding. These factors influence the design of maps and navigation systems.Users from Mumbai and Rajasthan were interviewed to explore such implications and find design opportunities. These users had low education levels
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Diseño de sistemas de orientación espacial: Wayfinding
La intervención del diseño en los procesos de orientación se produce desarrollando recursos y sistemas de información espacial, de intencionalidad comunicativa para orientar y direccionar a las personas en los entornos arquitectónicos, urbanos y ...
García Moreno, Dimas
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Decoding wayfinding: analyzing wayfinding processes in the outdoor environment
International Journal of Geographical Information Science, 39 (8)
Negar Alinaghi +3 more
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The average daily throughput of large-scale passenger high-speed railway stations is large, and the design of the inbound space connecting with the underground and other modes of transport affects the passengers’ wayfinding behaviour and time spent ...
Zhongzhong Zeng, Kun Zhang, Bo Zhang
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Cognitive Principles of Schematisation for Wayfinding Assistance [PDF]
People often need assistance to successfully perform wayfinding tasks in unfamiliar environments. Nowadays, a huge variety of wayfinding assistance systems exists.
Peters,Denise
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The concept of wayfinding as a criterion of design: definitions and debates
Wayfinding is finding of the way that reaches the particular destination of individuals without any delays or concerns. Although moving from one space to another is a straightforward and daily phase, losing one's way may turn out to be an annoying ...
Begüm Erçevik Sönmez +1 more
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ICSD 132502/232502 F16. Vocational Wayfinding
“What am I to do with my life?” “Who am I?” There appears to be an inextricable connection between the work that we do and our sense of who we are. As the poet David Whyte has suggested, work is for all of us a pilgrimage of identity. It is not, however,
Strauss, Gideon
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