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 '''Access and egress''' means the entry or exit to an [[urban object]], such as a building. Access and egress is a specific form of the general concept of [[accessibility]]. It includes footpaths, corridors, doorways, gates, steps etc., which may provide a means of access and egress, to be suitably constructed, kept free from obstruction and to be well maintained<ref>See: http://www.painsfireworks.info/display_area/access_&_egress.htm</ref>. Different levels of access and egress points can be identified:
-* '''From a building perspective''': The physical point where you enter or exit an urban object. This also includes emergency exits.[[image:Bahnhof_Espelkamp.jpg|thumb|right|300px|example of and exit from the building perspective]]
+* '''From a building perspective''': The physical point where you enter or exit an urban object. This also includes emergency exits.[[image:Bahnhof_Espelkamp.jpg|thumb|right|300px|example of an exit from the building perspective]]
 * '''From an urban perspective''': Access and egress within the context of urban planning means the [[Accessibility|accessibility]] of a zone. For this accessibility architectural or infrastructural interventions are necessary, whether or not supported by [[Legal aspects|legal arrangements]]. The roads serving this purpose are collectively known as an access route. The level of [[accessibility]] determines the characterization of the access and egress road to a zone and forms an important aspect when developing [[Evacuation Management|evacuation management]] strategies.[[image:access path.jpg|thumb|right|300px|access path from an urban perspective]]

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 '''Access and egress''' means the entry or exit to an [[urban object]], such as a building. Access and egress is a specific form of the general concept of [[accessibility]]. It includes footpaths, corridors, doorways, gates, steps etc., which may provide a means of access and egress, to be suitably constructed, kept free from obstruction and to be well maintained<ref>See: http://www.painsfireworks.info/display_area/access_&_egress.htm</ref>. Different levels of access and egress points can be identified:
-* '''From a building perspective''': The physical point where you enter or exit an urban object. This also includes emergency exits.
+* '''From a building perspective''': The physical point where you enter or exit an urban object. This also includes emergency exits.[[image:Bahnhof_Espelkamp.jpg|thumb|right|300px|example of and exit from the building perspective]]
-* '''From an urban perspective''': Access and egress within the context of urban planning means the [[Accessibility|accessibility]] of a zone. For this accessibility architectural or infrastructural interventions are necessary, whether or not supported by [[Legal aspects|legal arrangements]]. The roads serving this purpose are collectively known as an access route. The level of [[accessibility]] determines the characterization of the access and egress road to a zone and forms an important aspect when developing [[Evacuation Management|evacuation management]] strategies.
+* '''From an urban perspective''': Access and egress within the context of urban planning means the [[Accessibility|accessibility]] of a zone. For this accessibility architectural or infrastructural interventions are necessary, whether or not supported by [[Legal aspects|legal arrangements]]. The roads serving this purpose are collectively known as an access route. The level of [[accessibility]] determines the characterization of the access and egress road to a zone and forms an important aspect when developing [[Evacuation Management|evacuation management]] strategies.[[image:access path.jpg|thumb|right|300px|access path from an urban perspective]]
 ==Role of access and egress points in dealing with security events==

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 '''Access and egress''' means the entry or exit to an [[urban object]], such as a building. Access and egress is a specific form of the general concept of [[accessibility]]. It includes footpaths, corridors, doorways, gates, steps etc., which may provide a means of access and egress, to be suitably constructed, kept free from obstruction and to be well maintained<ref>See: http://www.painsfireworks.info/display_area/access_&_egress.htm</ref>. Different levels of access and egress points can be identified:

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 '''Access and egress''' means the entry or exit to an [[urban object]], such as a building. Access and egress is a specific form of the general concept of [[accessibility]]. It includes footpaths, corridors, doorways, gates, steps etc., which may provide a means of access and egress, to be suitably constructed, kept free from obstruction and to be well maintained<ref>See: http://www.painsfireworks.info/display_area/access_&_egress.htm</ref>. Different levels of access and egress points can be identified:
-* '''From a building perspective''': The physical point where you enter an urban object, such as a [[Modes of transport|transport mode]] or building.
+* '''From a building perspective''': The physical point where you enter or exit an urban object. This also includes emergency exits.
 * '''From an urban perspective''': Access and egress within the context of urban planning means the [[Accessibility|accessibility]] of a zone for a specific target group. For this accessibility architectural or infrastructural interventions are necessary, whether or not supported by [[Legal aspects|legal arrangements]]. The roads serving this purpose are collectively known as an access route. The level of [[accessibility]] determines the characterization of the access and egress road to a zone and forms an important aspect when developing [[Evacuation Management|evacuation management]] strategies.