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The purpose of this study is to systematically analyze the literature on spatial cognition and behavioral patterns of them, to deduct the influencing factors on wayfinding performance, and then to suggest the basic dates for inclusive wayfinding planning. The scope of the study set limits for users who have visual impairments with low vision, blindness, deafness, methods that use their case study or semi-structured interviews, and literature reviews on their spatial cognition and behavioral patterns in built environments, and to target articles published in 2016.01¢¦2022.03. As a result of the study, the wayfinding performance factors of the visual impairments are as follows. First, the user factors are their available level of major senses, and the accuracy of their completed cognitive map. Second, spatial factors are landmarks and cues whether they are cognitive and salient and provide multisensory information. Third, the risk factors are proxemics, temporary constructions, electric cars, and parking with multiple entrances, except for Korean standards. Finally, the distraction factors are imprecise or non-salient spatial information, discontinuous blocks, etc. |