In this article, we present a collective research agenda for mobile-first and responsive
cartographic design. The research agenda explicitly focuses on challenges regarding …

Spatial media for people who are blind or visually impaired (B/VI) have evolved
considerably in the years following Chris Perkins' review of tactile map research, especially …

This paper investigates the impact of schematic transit maps on passengers' travel
decisions. It does two things: First, it proposes an analysis framework that defines four types …

This study investigates the adaptivity of wayfinding strategies in a real-world setting of a
multi-building ensemble. Familiarity with the environment, map usage and verbal vs. visual …

This paper introduces a conceptual framework for determining individual differences of
accessibility to tourist attractions. The framework includes three components: factors …

People with disabilities (PwDs) face various constraints connected to their participation in
tourism activities. This topic has become of greater academic interest in recent years …

Map-reading skill is relevant to education and professions in many disciplines.
Understanding how individuals develop map-reading skill has useful educational …

A carefully designed map can reduce pedestrians' cognitive load during wayfinding and may
be an especially useful navigation aid in crowded public environments. In the present paper …

The smartphone exemplifies the rhetorical smart city movement. This paper examines one
potential use of smartphone technology—mapping public transportation services in a …

This study aimed to determine the usability of a 3D touch screen kiosk system for way-
finding at a shopping mall in Ankara, Turkey. The usability testing was conducted in …