This article focuses on the interactions between individual differences and building
characteristics that may occur during multilevel wayfinding. Using the Seattle Central Library …

Current approaches to simulate occupants' wayfinding in AEC mostly employ direct routing
algorithms that assume global knowledge of the navigation environment to compute a …

Salient landmarks enhance route learning. We hypothesised that semantically salient
nostalgic landmarks would improve route learning compared to non-nostalgic landmarks. In …

Users more easily become lost in complex indoor environments than in outdoor
environments. Users with diverse backgrounds encounter different self-location, route …

Much of library design is practical, out of necessity. Librarians contend with myriad changes
in how space is utilized due to technologies and expectations of its users. In 'the age of …

This article describes a wayfinding study conducted in an urban, academic library to better
understand the experiences of multilingual student populations. The study, which …

Purpose This article examines the relation between place, space and information behaviour.
Design/methodology/approach Concepts of place and space are explored through a …

The study assesses the navigational aspects from the University Library's first-time users'
point of view and evaluates the available guidance tools to facilitate ease of wayfinding and …

ABSTRACT Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure within the physical library environment is
the basis for an integrative, hybrid approach to digital resource recommenders. The IoT …

People need to navigate library spaces to access and use library services and resources.
People navigate facilities by wayfinding: figuring out where they are and how to get to what …