Nighttime Wayfinding is a visual navigation framework that enables spatial orientation and pathfinding in urban environments under low-light conditions by integrating dynamic lighting cues, nocturnal landmarks, and perceptual visibility constraints specific to nighttime settings.
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What do pedestrians look at at night?
Navaz Davoudian, Peter Raynham · Lighting Research & Technology · 2012 · 70 citations
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Queensland University of Technology
Brisbane, Australia
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Australian College of Optometry
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Clemson University
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