Division on Visual Impairments

25 VIDBE-Q Volume 63 Issue 4 Figure 1: Image of PathMeT Figure 2 below shows a screenshot of PathMeT data. A neighborhood map of sidewalk centerlines is shown. The centerlines are broken down into 10-foot segments which are color coordinated as green, yellow, and red based on the quality of the sidewalk segment: green is good, yellow is moderate, red is poor. Figure 3 shows a map with sidewalk segments in the background with a pop-up window the appears after selecting a particular 10-foot segment. The pop-up window shows an image and other data associated with that segment.

• Cover
• Message from the Guest Editor
• President's Message
• PedPal: Connecting Pedestrians with Disabilities to Adaptive Signal Control for Safe Intersection Crossing
• pathVu: Paving the Way for Individuals with Disabilities
• Research Supported Framework for Developing Paraprofessional In-Service Trainings in O&M
• Teaching Street Crossings in Our Modern World: Self-Study Guides and Software Program Now Available
• Canes and Dogs: Interning at a Dog Guide School for Orientation and Mobility
• Dog Days of Summer: An O&M Intern’s Perspective
• With the Support of Many, An O&M Program is Born
• DVIDB Executive Board