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WHO. (2011). Enabling Environments. World Report on Disability. Geneva.

Lynott J, al. et. (2009). Planning complete streets for an aging America. Washington, DC.

Steinfeld E, Maisel J, Feathers D, D'Souza C. (2009). Standards and anthropometry for wheeled mobility. Buffalo: NY.

(2008). Status Report on the Use of Wheelchairs and Other Mobility Devices on Public and Private Transportation. p. 86 p.

Maisel J, Smith E, Steinfeld E. (2008). Increasing Home Access: Designing for Visitability. Washington, DC.

Tauke B. (2006). UDid: Universal Design Identity Project. Final Report. Washington, DC.

Kuneida M, Roberts P. (2006). Inclusive access and mobility in developing countries. Washington, DC.

Enterprises Betty Dion. (2006). International Best Practices in Universal Design: A Global Review.

AARP. (2005). High gas prices cause 50+ to modify lifestyle. Washington, DC.

Steinfeld E, Maisel J, Feathers D. (2005). Standards and Anthropometry for Wheeled Mobility for U.S. Access Board. Buffalo, NY.

AARP. (2005). A report to the nation on livable communities: Creating environments for successful aging. Washington, DC.

Feathers D, Paquet V, Steinfeld E. (2004). Anthropometry manual for three dimensional measurement. Buffalo, NY.

AARP. (2003). These four walls. Americans 45+ talk about home and community. Washington, DC.

Kaye HS, Kang T, LaPlante MP. (2003). Wheelchair Use in the United States. Washington, DC.

Wylde M. (2002). Boomers on the horizon: Housing preferences of the 55+ market. Washington, DC.

AARP. (2000). Fixing to stay: A national survey on housing and home modification issues executive summary. Washington, DC.

AARP. (1999). Universal design and home modifications. Washington, DC.

Steinfeld E, Shea S, Levine D. (1996). Technical report: Home Modifications and the Fair Housing Law. Buffalo, NY.

Bentzen BL, Nolin TL, Easton RD, Desmarais L, et al. (1994). Detectable warning surfaces: Detectability by individuals with visual impairments, and safety and negotiability for individuals with physical impairments. Final report DOT-VNTSC-FTA-94-4 and FTA-MA-06-0201-94-2. Washington, DC.

Hunter-Zaworski KM, Hron M. (1993). Improving Bus Accessibility Systems for Persons with Sensory and Cognitive Impairments. Final Report. p. 134 p.

LaPlante MP, Hendershot GE, Moss AJ. (1992). Assistive technology devices and home accessibility features: Prevalence, payment, need and trends (No. 217). Hayattsville, MD.

Denno S, Isle BA, Ju G, al. et. (1992). Human Factors Design Guidelines for the Elderly and People with Disabilities. Minneapolis, MN.

Hunter-Zaworski KM. (1991). Study of Human Factors of Elderly and Handicapped Passengers in Public Transportation Safety. pp. 351-359.

Steinfeld E, Feuerstein M, al. et. (1987). Hands on Architecture. Buffalo, NY.

Bostrom JA, Mace RL, Long M, Corning B. (1987). Adaptable Housing: Marketable Accessible Housing for Everyone. Raleigh, NC.

Bails JH. (1983). Project report on the field testing of the Australian standard 1428-1977 part 1-Recommended amendments and index to part 2 detailed reports. Adelaide, South Australia.

Steinfeld E. (1980). ANSI A117.l (l980): Making Buildings and Facilities Accessible to and Usable by Physically Handicapped People. New York, NY.

Aiello JF, Steinfeld E. (1979). Accessibility for People with Severe Visual Impairments. Washington, DC.

Steinfeld E, Schroeder S, Duncan JS, Faste R, et al. (1979). Access to the Built Environment: A Review of Literature. Washington, DC.

Steinfeld E, Schroeder S, Bishop M. (1979). Accessible buildings for people with walking and reaching limitations. In: Development USDoHaU, editor. Washington, DC.

Chollet D. (1979). A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Accessibility. Washington, DC.

Steinfeld E, al. et. (1979). Barrier-Free Access to the Man-Made Environment - A Review of Literature. Washington, DC.

Archea JC, Collins BL, Stahl FI. (1979). Guidelines for stair safety, NBS-BSS 120. Gaithersburg, MD.

(1977). Small transit bus requirements study. Operations of small buses in urban transit service in the United States. p. 610 p.

(1976). Transit bus accessibility evaluation for elderly and handicapped transit passengers. Washington, DC. p. 9 p.