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Ahmadpoor et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Spatial knowledge acquisition and mobile maps: The role of environmental legibility

Ahmadpoor et al., 2020

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16183147461057051189
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Ahmadpoor N
Smith A
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The legibility of an environment (ie the ease with which a navigator can comprehend its structure) is a fundamental component of urban design, and is related to navigational success in the users of a space. The ascendency of mobile mapping solutions, however …
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