VISUAL SEARCH WHILE CLIMBING OR DESCENDING THE STAIRCASES AT A SUBWAY STATION

Experiments were conducted concerning fixation movements while climbing or descending the staircases at a subway station. In climbing or descending, fixation movements differed, but tended to occur near the stairs and at occluding edges of floor or walls, and were greatly changed depending on if the...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ) 2002/08/30, Vol.67(558), pp.151-158
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