Titlebook: Community Wayfinding: Pathways to Understanding; Rebecca H. Hunter,Lynda A. Anderson,Basia L. Belza Book 2016 Springer International Publi

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Michael D. Newcomb,Keunho Keefen the need for seamless multimodal wayfinding and on relevant current and emerging strategies. In addition to signing strategies, additional multimodal wayfinding best practices include modal integration within and external to public transportation facilities, intersection wayfinding decision points

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Social Support and Personality in Depressionunters. Drawing on the relatively new position of the . and the . framework, the chapter addresses how wayfinding and wayfaring are linked. The design considerations that begin to materialize in this conceptual linkage can be integrated within the emerging field of .. The implications of this integr

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Introduction to Community Wayfindinghe potential benefits to individual and community health and vitality, calling attention to the heretofore largely unrecognized links between ease of wayfinding and public health outcomes, as well as other benefits to community livability and vitality. The introduction poses critical questions regar

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Human Wayfinding: Integration of Mind and Bodyts, and people with cognitive or visual impairment, along with strategies that allow for compensation. The author summarizes the strengths and limitations of the research base in human wayfinding and concludes with recommendations for future research in this area.

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Design for All Usersnce guidelines embodied in the principles of universal design, describes how to promote usability and inclusivity—including community wayfinding—for everyone. Despite its potential, universal design has not been widely adopted as a strategy in promoting community wayfinding. The chapter addresses di

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Maps to Apps: Evaluating Wayfinding Technologyiveness of wayfinding technology has been conducted. The authors address feasibility of modalities, usability issues, and potential limitations of each technology. Additionally, they identify current and future challenges for the adoption of wayfinding technology applications. More work is necessary

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