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Figure 1. Transient obstacles in the pedestrian corridors, Fairfax, Virginia.
Figure 2. Training graphic with picture and obstacle type, obstacle duration, and obstacle priority characterization
Figure 11. Distribution of obstacle types in GMU-GcT, January 2014.
Figure 12. Positional characteristics of an obstacle report

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