Decision Loads and Route Qualities for Pedestrians — Key Requirements for the Design of Pedestrian Navigation Services
作者： A. Millonig , K. Schechtner
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-47064-9_10
关键词: Pedestrian 、 Pedestrian navigation 、 Transport engineering 、 Spatial analysis 、 Engineering 、 Orientation (computer vision) 、 Variable-message sign 、 Mobile navigation 、 Key (cryptography) 、 Salient objects
摘要: Based on studies about human orientation behaviour, the contribution presents a synopsis of main requirements for pedestrian navigation systems, focussing key qualities designing wayfinding systems and consideration landmarks as spatial information in portable services (e.g. smart phones, PDA’s, etc.). Mobile can enable pedestrians to achieve precise information; yet actual are not responsive individual preferences route characteristics.
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