Legge et al. Sept. 29, 2016 -------------------------------------------- Documentation for Room-Size Estimation Data -------------------------------------------- In the accompanying csv file (LeggeEtAl_RoomSizeEstimates.csv): Column A: Subjects S01-S32: Normally Sighted Subjects LV02-LV18: Low Vision Subjects B02-B17: Blind Subjects *S04 did not complete room size estimation, and is not included here. Column B: Room Column B lists the seven test Rooms (A-G). The dimensions of the rooms are listed in a table below. Column C: Door Side Length (ft) Measurement of the physical door side length of the room Column D: Door Side Subject Response (ft) Subject's Response for the door side value Column E: Non-Door Side Length (ft) Measurement of the physical non-door side length of the room Column F: Non-Door Side Subject Response (ft) Subject's response for the non-door side value Column G: Comments Table of Room Dimensions in ft Room Door Side Non-Door Side A 7.6 15.2 B 16.2 20.0 C 19.9 22.1 D 32.7 16.6 E 33.2 16.6 F 27.1 23.7 G 17.4 19.0 -------------------------------------------- Documentation for Spatial Updating Data -------------------------------------------- In the accompanying csv file (LeggeEtAl_SpatialUpdatingEstimates .csv): Column A: Subjects S01-S32: Normally Sighted Subjects LV02-LV18: Low Vision Subjects B02-B17: Blind Subjects Column B: Visual Conditions Control: Normal vision, no restriction (able to look back at entrance and/or target bean bag). Forward Facing: Normal vision, no goggles, no headphones, face forward (not able to look back at entrance and target bean bag). Preview: Subject given 10 seconds to look in the space from the door before putting on blindfold and headphones. Auditory: Normal and Low Vision subjects were blindfolded, and had no visual exposure to the room before or during the updating trials. Deprivation: Normal and Low Vision subjects were blindfolded, and all subjects wore noise-reducing earmuffs. Column C: Room/Path # Lists the seven test spaces (A-G). X refers to an eighth room where subjects were given practice trials and where five paths, numbered 1-5, were used for control trials for spatial updating. Column D: Starting Distance (ft) Measurement of the physical distance from subject at the end of the path to the starting point Column E: Starting Distance Subject Response (ft) Subject's estimate of the distance from their location at the end of the path to the starting point Column F: Starting Direction (deg) Measurement of the angle in degrees from the subject's facing direction at the end of the path to the starting point Column G: Starting Direction Subject Response (deg) Subject's estimate of the angle from their facing direction at the end of the path to the starting point Column H: Target Distance (ft) Actual distance (true value) from the subject at the end of the path to the target beanbag dropped at the first waypoint of the path Column I: Target Distance Subject Response (ft) Subject's estimate of the distance from their location at the end of the path to the target (beanbag dropped at the first waypoint of the path) Column J: Target Direction (deg) Measurement of the angle in degrees from the subject's facing direction at the end of the path to the target (beanbag dropped at first segment of the path) Column K: Target Direction Subject Response (deg) Subject's estimate of the angle from their facing direction at the end of the path to the target (beanbag dropped at the first waypoint of the path) Column L: Comments -------------------------------------------- Documentation for Subject Demographics Data -------------------------------------------- In the accompanying csv file (LeggeEtAl_SubjectDemographics.csv): Column A: Subjects 32 Normally sighted: Group values for 32 Normally Sighted subjects. LV02-LV18: Low Vision Subjects B02-B17: Blind Subjects Column B: Gender Column C: Age Column D: Acuity (logMAR) measured with ETDRS chart. N/A for Blind subjects. Column E: Contrast Sensitivity Pelli-Robson chart. N/A for Blind subjects. Column F: Field Loss Status. Low vision subjects only. P: Peripheral field loss C: Central field loss N: no field loss