Spatial Factors Affecting Wayfinding and Orientation

By Ufuk Dogu, Feyzan Erkip. 2000

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The Traveling Salesman Goes Shopping: The Systematic Deviations of Grocery Paths from TSP-Optimality (2008, unknown): “To measure travel deviation, we take the observed order (B C A) as given and look for excessively long routes when traveling from one location to the next.”
Up the down staircase : Wayfinding strategies in multi-level buildings (2006, background): “Recent studies have been conducted in airports (e.g., Raubal, 2002), shopping malls (Dogu & Erkip, 2000) and universities (AbuObeid, 1998; Butler, Acquino, Hissong, & Scott, 1993).”
Wayfinding in an Unfamiliar Environment (2004, background): “As shown by Dogu and Erkip (2000), people found a mall composed of shops and stores organized around a central atrium to be an easy setting from the wayfinding point of view.”
Wayfinding: A simple concept, a complex process (2012, background): “…or describe the process at an interview after the completion of the task, are often implemented in cognitive research studies of wayfinding (Chebat, Gelinas-Chebat, & Therrien, 2005; Dogu & Erkip, 2000; Hölscher et al., 2006; Kato & Takeuchi, 2003; Passini, 1981, 1984a; Titus & Everett, 1996).”