Travel in general can evoke anxiety. Arriving
at a certain place on time either for business or for pleasure
can be stressful.
Travel through the Channel Tunnel in the dark with the chance
of flood, fire and terrorism may therefore only heighten this
anxiety.
Passengers will require information reassurance and something
to divert the mind from the uncertainty.
An interactive system would allow a passenger’s participation
in learning information about the Channel Tunnel. This may teach
them, engage their interest, give them a greater awareness about
the Channel Tunnel and establish the positive attributes of
its presence.
This project has involved the study of
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The Channel Tunnel |
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Information and Graphic Design |
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Interactive Design and Multimedia |
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The affect of the above mentioned points
on people using the Tunnel in its various forms, i.e.
car and passenger, passenger - for both business and leisure
activities. |
The overall research has resulted in a set
of interactive screens with Channel Tunnel information shown
in printed form and a presentation of interactive computer
screens - see Touch
Screen Imagery. |
