Sounds can be shifted to the individual audio spectrum of each listener providing a full range sound presentation. Document and GIS features can be enlarged for use by persons with limited sight. System pointing and data entry can be via spoken command, eye tracking, any physical motion, or direct neural pickup. Because all system features will be available electronically, homebound individuals will be able to fully utilize all system features. These features can be incorporated at very little additional cost.
Most computer system features have options for physically challenged individuals.
All that is required is to make the options available on system menus. The system can incorporate what exists, and make requests in the appropriate forums for what can not be found. Finally, the resulting awareness of physical challenges to members of our society will allow system designers to create a diversity inclusive GIS system as an expected system design goal. 64 bit vector values have more binary positions and therefore have a greater precision. The version number for this article is located at the end of the article and in the Note to Editors section below.