Pedestrian route choice, the process by which individuals decide on their walking path
between two locations, is a fundamental problem across disciplines. Because this behaviour …

From a transport perspective, increasing active travel–and walking in particular–is crucial for
the future of sustainable cities, as reflected in global decarbonisation policies and agendas …

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

Using navigation assistance systems has become widespread and scholars have tried to
mitigate potentially adverse effects on spatial cognition these systems may have due to the …

Pedestrians' route choice is critical for several purposes, while deliberately changing map
representations can influence map users' route choice. Simplifying routes' geometric shapes …

Wayfinding is an everyday human task when navigating through a city and the routes which
are taken are always embedded into a street network. Hence, whenever wayfinding studies …

Spatial analysis and social network analysis typically consider social processes in their own
specific contexts, either geographical or network space. Both approaches demonstrate …

People with disabilities face challenges participating in all aspects of community life
because transportation systems and infrastructure have not been built to meet their …