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

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The Role of Advocacyommunity leaders, change agents, individual citizens, and institutions all play a role in advocating for change. Each stakeholder has a mission or personal perspective that leads him or her to support or oppose change. Walking yields many co-benefits, so—not surprisingly—impetus for change comes fro

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Linking Wayfinding and Wayfaringle between points A and B in smooth ways, at other times they may engage in social encounters and sensorial experiences along the way. The concepts of wayfinding and wayfaring, respectively, embrace diverse considerations for public space design to stage such mobile situations. . emphasizes the geos

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Springer Series in Rehabilitation and Healthhe 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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Regulatory Agencies and Legislationts, 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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Springer Series in Rehabilitation and Healthnchmark the properties of different types of environments thus helping us articulate what is desirable in particular situations according to a growing body of systematic knowledge and evidence. Second, to evaluate design and planning alternatives in order to make decisions. The aim of this chapter i

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Christopher J. Norton,Xing Gao,Xingwu Fengexplores the use of navigation tools in terms of the interaction among the tool, the user, and the space, and thinks about prospects for the spatially enabled or integrated society in the future, called a ubiquitous geospatial information society.

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Sourcebook of Paleolithic Transitionsiveness 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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Michael A. Friedman,Kelly D. Brownello build—an evidence base that includes public health outcomes. The RE-AIM (Reach, Efficacy/Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance) framework, widely employed in public health to foster effective translation of research to practice, is proposed as a means to assess personal wayfindi

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