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A Method for the Comparison of Pedestrian Movement in Real Environments to Navigation in Virtual, Simulated Environments: Case Example, The Tate Gallery

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A Method for the Comparison of Pedestrian Movement in Real Environments to Navigation in Virtual, Simulated Environments: Case Example, The Tate Gallery. / Dalton, Ruth.
Fifth UK Virtual Reality Special Interest Group (VRSIG) Conference, 5/09/98. 1998.

Research output: Contribution in Book/Report/Proceedings - With ISBN/ISSN › Conference contribution/Paper › peer-review

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Dalton, R 1998, A Method for the Comparison of Pedestrian Movement in Real Environments to Navigation in Virtual, Simulated Environments: Case Example, The Tate Gallery. in Fifth UK Virtual Reality Special Interest Group (VRSIG) Conference, 5/09/98.

APA

Dalton, R. (1998). A Method for the Comparison of Pedestrian Movement in Real Environments to Navigation in Virtual, Simulated Environments: Case Example, The Tate Gallery. In Fifth UK Virtual Reality Special Interest Group (VRSIG) Conference, 5/09/98

Vancouver

Dalton R. A Method for the Comparison of Pedestrian Movement in Real Environments to Navigation in Virtual, Simulated Environments: Case Example, The Tate Gallery. In Fifth UK Virtual Reality Special Interest Group (VRSIG) Conference, 5/09/98. 1998

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Dalton, Ruth. / A Method for the Comparison of Pedestrian Movement in Real Environments to Navigation in Virtual, Simulated Environments : Case Example, The Tate Gallery. Fifth UK Virtual Reality Special Interest Group (VRSIG) Conference, 5/09/98. 1998.

Bibtex

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RIS

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