DETECTION OF WARNING SURFACES IN PEDESTRIAN ENVIRONMENTS: THE IMPORTANCE FOR BLIND PEOPLE OF KERBS, DEPTH, AND STRUCTURE OF TACTILE SURFACES
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STAHL, A., ET AL., DETECTION OF WARNING SURFACES IN PEDESTRIAN ENVIRONMENTS: THE IMPORTANCE FOR BLIND PEOPLE OF KERBS, DEPTH, AND STRUCTURE OF TACTILE SURFACES. DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION, Vol. 32, no. 6 (2010), p. 469-482.
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Accesibilidad, Adaptación del medio, Ceguera, Cuestionarios, Discapacidad visual, Evaluación, Infancia
Accesibilidad, Adaptación del medio, Ceguera, Cuestionarios, Discapacidad visual, Evaluación, Infancia
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