Publication_files

location to place publication files like PDFs and Word Docs linked to from pages

PDF: First Report: Findings of the Survey of User Needs (SUN)

Initial Findings of the Survey of User Needs

Georgia Tech WEC Press Release

 

AT&T Press Release

 

WEC Findings Trials 1 and 2

 

Twelve Considerations...

 

Your Guide to Choosing a Cell Phone

 

Winter2007/Spring 2008 Industry Newsletter

 

Industry newsletter Fall 2008

 

Second Report: Findings of the Survey of User Needs (SUN), 2007-2009

Data analysis of survey responses to the Wireless RERC's Survey of User Needs.

TDPH 9.03.doc

 

TDPH_9.03.pdf

 

Wireless Emergency Communications: Summary of Initial Findings, October 2006–September 2009

This report summarizes the efforts of the Wireless Emergency Communications (WEC) project team in developing and testing the transmission and usability of public emergency alerting via text messaging and cell-phone transmission of video. The team's work revealed a clear benefit of text-messaging and video alerts transmitted from cell towers in affected areas.

Analysis of Responses to 2009 ICDR Call for Recommendations on Emerging Disability Research Topics

 

SUNspot 2 - About Wireless Users with Visual Impairment, 2010.09.10

Preliminary analysis of 2010 Survey of User Needs response data for people with visual impairment.

SUNspot 1 - About Wireless Users with Disabilities, 2010.08.10

SUNspot - About Wireless Users with Disabilities, 2010-08-10

SUNspot 3 - Wireless Users with Disabilities in Urban, Suburban and Rural Communities, 10.31.2010

SUNspot 3 examines possible differences in use and usability of wireless technology among people with disabilities living in urban, suburban and rural areas.

Design For All Article

This is the pdf for the article, "Connecting Customers with the Wireless World" that was published in the newsletter Design For All

DOJ NG 9-1-1 Filing 1-24-2011

 

Emergency Communications Survey - Summary Report, April 2011

A summary of the findings from the Wireless RERC's survey on emergency communications and people with disabilities conducted October 2010-January 2011. The survey focused on 2 aspects of emergency communications: 1) contacting 9-1-1 emergency services, and 2) receiving and verifying public alerts such as weather advisories.