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Enhancing Countryside Access for Mobility-Restricted Walkers through Photovisual Information

Explore how photovisual information like 'Phototrail' at Cudmore Grove in East Mersea advances inclusive access for mobility-restricted walkers. This study analyzes 16 out of 40 images over 1.6 miles using mixed methods such as photo-ethnography, online surveys, and content analysis from an MSc in Inclusive Design at the University of Salford (2010-12).

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Enhancing Countryside Access for Mobility-Restricted Walkers through Photovisual Information

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  1. Picture This the role of photovisual information in advancing inclusive access to the countryside for mobility-restricted walkers Cudmore Grove East Mersea ‘Phototrail’ extract: 16/40 images Over 1.6 miles With/without text Mixed methods: ‘Photo-ethnography’ Online survey Content Analysis MSc in Inclusive Design, University of Salford, 2010-12

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