Conditions of Independent Movement and Orientation of Blind People in Public Space

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The paper deals with problems of independent movement and orientation of blind persons in public space. It adverts to the importance of understanding the public space in context with needs of the blind for orientation elements, points, lines and signs. The paper follows these sets of elements in public space more closely. The objective of this paper is to get a comprehensive insight into the problems and the definition of elementary orientation elements for provision of independent movement of blind persons in public space that are reflected subsequently in technical regulations.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1065-1069)

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2803-2807

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December 2014

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