作者: Karl Rehrl , Elisabeth Häusler , Sven Leitinger
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-15300-6_14
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摘要: This paper reports on a field experiment comparing two different kinds of verbal turn instructions in the context GPS-based pedestrian navigation. The was conducted city Salzburg with 20 participants. Both instruction sets were based qualitative direction concepts. first one enhanced metric distance information and second landmark-anchored directions gathered from participants previous experiment. results show that GPS-enhanced navigation both lead to similar performance. Results also demonstrate effective voice-only guidance pedestrians unfamiliar environments at minimal error rate without stopping walk is feasible. Although performance, clearly preferred landmark-enhanced instructions.